Prettyfinej

I mostly play on PC but I have a wiiu and ps4 for exclusives.

GTA V Hearthstone Bloodborne I also play a little football manager but less than those three.

I was playing pc games before steam so yes.

It would take 2 million copies to sell at 60 for 120 million in sales. While there are plenty of games that easily get 2 million or more sales, it's not the majority. About the article, it's pretty ridiculous that the president of gamestop would include sales well after release to bring the digital average down to $22 when an important part of their business is selling used games which is basically the physical distribution equivalent to digital sales. Except in gamestop's case, the developers don't get any of that money.

I like both, but I play more multiplayer games than I do singer player these days.

Offline Single Player PC: 1. Divinity: OS 2. Prison Architect 3. Binding of Isaac: Rebirth 4. The Walking Dead Season 2 Any 5 Games this year: 1. Hearthstone 2. WoW:WoD 3. Prison Architect 4. Mario Kart 5. SSB

I would personally go with the PS4 if that's where my friends were playing because I find cod to be incredibly boring to play alone.

If I was still in highschool or university, I would choose the platform where most of my friends played, which for me was pc. Now I just buy them all because I can.

I play it quite often, pretty much only arena, only play ranked when I have a quest for a class that I didn't get as an option in arena.

I'll use whatever streamers I want to watch are streaming on, which is currently twitch.

They are not yet owned by google, and it's not even the same system that youtube uses. This was eventually going to happen whether or not they were bought out. The fault lies with the music industry.

In sc1 korea there was match fixing where players either bet against themselves or were paid by gambling sites to throw, ruining their sc careers, so it does happen. Source: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/Match_Fixing_Scandal Edit: Sorry didn't realize this post was over a month old.

Hearthstone and recently started trying out smite, quite a fun game.

When I was in university I would play in the evenings, I usually took morning classes and was off around noon unless I had labs, and then would study/work on assignments and take the evenings off. Usually during exam time I did not play games at all.

I don't see the problem with this, seems like a good deal for people who enjoy EA games, especially the yearly sports games.

Probably world of warcraft would be my number one, closely followed by sc/sc2 and aoe2.

Decent series for the story but fighting is terrible, if you can get past that they are quite fun.

50 games really isn't very much in these types of games. In my opinion dota 2 is has a higher skill ceiling than LoL (not an expert, few hundred games of dota and around 1.5k lol but haven't played other in nearly a year) but that is not to say top league players are not good (and who cares, watch/play whatever you enjoy). On topic: for popularity, obviously league is number one. For personal favourite, I enjoy sc2 the most but love watching TI and LCS for dota/lol.

I pronounce it as gif. The g is graphics which is a hard g.

kb/m almost exclusively except the occasional game where I prefer the way it plays with a controller (ac, racing games).

I prefer android due to customization but I like both ios/android.

No reason to spam keys at all in league of legends, just tell him to stop.

Hair that unnaturally floats but looks somewhat nice does not make up for quick time events, though having read the other posts I don't think you actually know what is being referred to with quick time events.

I just finished it a couple days ago, I thought it was fairly good, nothing special but enjoyable.

Been doing a graveyard shift for the past few months at the lab I work which has really messed with my sleep, so approximately 3-4 hours a day for the past 6 months or so. Prior to today I was a regular 8 hours every day, never more and rarely less.