What kind of music or activity are you thinking of?
What kind of music or activity are you thinking of?
Darkbandit92
08-02-2020, 02:50 PM #1So, is it just me or the gaming scene is slipping lately? I recently upgraded my PC in November hoping for a better gaming experience. But my excitement faded quickly—only a few months passed before I realized. I played Witcher 3, GTA V, Black Ops 3, and a few classics like Mass Effect 3 and Bioshock Infinite. The latest Witcher 3 DLC was included too. Honestly, some of the newer titles felt too challenging or outdated for my old system. Games like Mad Max, XCOM 2, Alien Isolation, and Metro Redux came up often. For me, they didn’t last long—after about 10 to 20 minutes. Now I’m losing interest in the whole gaming vibe, blaming those games. I know I’m not alone and I’m okay with that. I really enjoy certain genres now, so what should I try next? Keeping in mind the games I liked before. I’d appreciate any suggestions, especially considering my multiplayer experience—should I go for Battlefield 4 or Battlefront? Also, sorry about the technical issues; my internet was acting up and I can’t find the delete button.
x15Ghost15x
08-02-2020, 02:50 PM #4CSGO comes with a tough learning curve but feels really rewarding when you master those silver hits! Rainbow Six: Siege is less intense in terms of learning, yet it delivers great satisfaction when you can take down enemies with your breaching charges, leaving everyone in awe! My two favorite games played were (and still are) the top two.
I miss COD1 and COD2 for shooters—they were ideal for me. 1. choose the weapon 2. set up 3. use TDM or S&D for extended sessions I struggle to find games that keep my interest long enough. It’s tough to justify purchasing them since they don’t maintain engagement for much time.
ITzgabrielly
08-02-2020, 02:50 PM #6think about CS:GO... might skip the other one too!! (something else would be better, maybe with sharper visuals!)
The_Fl3x_LP
08-02-2020, 02:50 PM #7those days!! spent hours and hours on COD 4... old times were good indeed!!
kyline too. I'm a fan!eastland97
08-02-2020, 02:50 PM #9Consider your needs carefully. Both RSS and Cities Skyline offer valuable features, but decide based on what matters most to you.
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Watch some gameplay videos of RSS, like Matimi0 or Levelcapgaming. I really enjoy their content and the detailed discussions about the games. They cover many aspects and share their opinions on what works and what doesn’t. For Skyline, you can try it first to see if it suits you, then consider buying it (since loyalty pays!). I hope you discover something fun soon !