BTGBullseye

Just give him one when you first see him... It's as good a time as you can get.

Heading for bed.

Politically we're stagnating... At least in the USA. Hopefully this presidential election will push people hard enough for them to take action, but I doubt it. Corruption is the highest it's ever been in all areas of every world government, and simultaneously we have the lowest care about it ever.

Star Trek Online... Only need about $70 more saved up so I can buy all the new stuff coming in season 12. (and I really want to buy it, both to support the devs that are really awesome at doing what they can, and because it's cool stuff)

While the majority of the Dead Space games is good, I just can't seem to shake the one major event that everyone was saying was the best moment in 2 back when I played it... One of those things coming through the roof of the elevator. I saw it coming before I even got in the elevator the first time, and it was the easiest and fastest kill I ever made in the game, mainly because I was already pointing my gun at the ceiling and trying to guess which corner it was going to rip through. Jumpscares are the mainstay of the franchise, and unfortunately for fans, they've been desensitized to them by their replaying of the games. (hence why they aren't scary anymore)

Sounds like it could've been a background process that was running at the same time... (I've had those eat framerates like you wouldn't believe) Torrenting, and trying to get tired... Only succeeding at one, I'll let you guess which.

8.5/10

Druggy. (side effects of my anti-fungal pills are not fun)

Quake + XCOM 2 = XCOM: The Soldier's Perspective Semi-open world (large area maps you choose to go to from your base with various side quests, main quests for weapons/tech/major destruction of critical alien assets involve intel you gather from various missions including sidequests) FPS gameplay in the XCOM universe, set shortly after the aliens conquer the Earth. You were one of the Rookies that escaped when XCOM headquarters were destroyed, and have found a small abandoned factory to use as your base of operations. As you go along, you hunt for XCOM caches in the area, then start hunting the aliens for their tech, culminating in a confrontation with the aliens and the realization of the resistance movement. *spoiler alert* You die at the end. Or do you? Every choice affects the ending, and there are dozens of possible endings.

2696 - Every scientist is baffled as to how they even exist, considering time doesn't exist anymore.

You shouldn't talk to strangers... That's the first thing you're taught in school by strangers. That said, go with it. I'm too tired to think up a good fake problem, but too awake to just go to bed... Help? Maybe?

Stops making a controversial series. Moon Gaming ends.

1. Cars. 2. Bugs. 3. Planes. 4. Monsters. 5. Toys.

Strict. (why bother with different brand names, they're the same car any way you test it)

I'd go with Amiga personally, though I know many that wouldn't. Steam Controller or mouse + Keyboard? (for racing games)

Trying to get tired... Failing.

Makes another series; it's good. Ross's Game Dungeon.

Death.

The Best Chatbot Ever. lol

"Is it halloween yet?"

Make a few tracks solo, then play them for people... That'll get them interested. Then when you finally get a contract from a major label you can say "F*** YOU!!!" and not do it, since you won't have a bunch of band members to argue with, then you can self-publish online and make millions. The audio for the later section of the Planetside 2 gameplay is majorly distorted and quiet, despite turning all the volumes up to max... How do I get it louder?

Can take a joke.

2694 - Never happened. This year doesn't exist, same as year 404 and 503.

The story of my life... If I had a nickel.