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​I absolutely adore the Fallout franchise; fallout 4 and Fallout 76 were incredible experiences for me. However, when I first tried playing fallout: new Vegas, the gameplay and design felt like a massive downgrade by comparison. The absolute dealbreaker for me was that you couldn't even sprint. I got so annoyed by how slow and dated it felt that I rage-quit after just thirty minutes.

​Cut to three days ago. After months of debating whether to give it another shotand fully expecting it to be terribleI forced myself to sit down and play. I didn't think I'd last two hours, but something shifted. I found myself completely hooked by the atmosphere, something I completely ignored during my first attempt. 😹

​Looking back, I feel so dumb for abandoning it so quickly. New Vegas is an incredibly solid game; you just have to give it a couple of hours to breathe. The lack of a sprint button doesn't even matter once you adjust your pace. The game teaches you patience, and the more you invest in it, the better it gets. It captures that classic Fallout dystopia perfectly, though the world feels significantly more washed-out and dull.

It makes me wonder if the developers purposefully designed it that way to emphasize the harsh reality of the wasteland. Well I know the exact reason of obsidian to make it dull is due to technical limitation when it was released.

This peculiar scene is one I’ve seen many times, and I always wondered where it came from. Now, I’ve finally seen it for myself. I’ve finally witnessed the peak of GOT after all these years.

Before this, the "blackwater" episode where they fought against Stannis’s army was the craziest one. However, Jon Snow vs. Ramsay Bolton is the ultimate battle of the show. I’m telling you, I literally had goosebumps when Jon Snow beat the hell out of him. No other cinematic clash can match the "Battle of the Bastards."

The claustrophobic atmosphere completely took me by surprise. I did wonder why Rickon didn't zig-zag to avoid Ramsay; maybe he could have been saved by Jon. But the moment Ramsay put him down and Jon Snow took a lone stance against the entire army man,

I loved every second of it. I also loved seeing Ramsay get what he deserved. He was so terrified of Jon Snow; he probably wet his pants! Lmao. His own hound ate him while he was watching sansa smirking around him...Oops.

Overall, this episode was a solid 1000/10. This is my first time guys...So maybe I'm overexpressive but sorry I'm just being honest here.

I have watched the trailer today and this game looks dope in every aspect for now I'm not sure of gameplay and story. But I'm really hyped up for this game this year after gta 6 and tomb raider.

I know GTA 6 will take overshadow everyone in history of gaming that's why everyone is trying their best to compete. Hopefully I will play this game because I'm a PC player.

I was trying to do stuff pardon me. It's silly of me impersonating the G.O.A.T James earl Jones. I just thought why not give it a try for a sec. So here I'm.

Btw ignore background noise for now. 🫩🫩💔

I had a instagram page where i used to do impersonation and anime related content there. But i had to delete that page for some reason. After that i wasn't so open to share my art and my talent. Well I'm not perfect but this can be my start.

Also, I'm learning Japanese I'm not great at it so pardon.

I was playing warframe for the first time. It's a f2p game. I thought i should give it a try although I'm not a fan of f2p games. Whenever I play f2p games it always sucks.

The repetitive nature of such games just sticks me out of the game. But i really liked the first 1 hour gameplay. Do you play this game anymore? I want to know what i can do more in this game.