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So they must have improved since. How far are you in the game with how much active playtime?

I'd say a gamer is a person who really enjoys a game and doesn't necessarily play only popular games, like Flappy bird or Candy Crush.

I think they speculated flying cars just because in that time cars were first introduced. Don't forget that technology improves the faster the more better it gets. 30 years ago you'd be sitting in a mental hospital for telling people that you could call someone in the middle of a forest. Now...

I only play it when I need to pass time, so 20-30 minutes a day at most.

I haven't played it for months, but I think my longest survival was about 40 days. It died because lighting struck my berry bushes and there were no food. Thank you for mentioning Don't Starve Together, I haven't heard about it. Any idea when the full release comes out?

You can definitely upgrade your laptop, though the parts generally costs more than on pc.

Nothing can cause violence besides the people themselves.There have been too many studies on this topic, but narrow-minded people don't believe in facts, so these arguments never end.

Furthermore, the maintenance on PC is much easier if you know what you doing. The parts are not squashed together, so there's much more room to work with.

Stupid and broken simulators were getting a lot of views and purchases, so I think that's why there are so many shitty simulator. But they're kinda too late as people got bored of them.

The price is a little too high, I might have picked it up if it was half as it is now. Though I kinda like this game judging by the screenshots and some reviews.

I'm happy that I didn't neither preorder or buy it. I just saw Total Biscuit's review, and I can say that it's horrible. Is it working properly on consoles, though?

If I leave in the middle of a level, will my progress be lost? Nevertheless, it looks nice. Does it drain the battery for you?

Did they change the game so that you don't have to wait 24 hours or even more to mine one block? I haven't looked it up since I heard about it and saw a lot of very negative reviews.

So I tried this game and can tell you that it's great. It takes a while to get used to it, but later it becomes easier to focus on both tasks. I like the variation of the minigames and sounds, though I'd disabled them because it might be annoying for people near me. Thanks again for sharing!

Buy to play or free to play. I don't play regularly, so any by getting any subscription games every few months I'd lose some money. In my opinion Buy to Play is better than Free to Play, because the price might repel the cheaters and griefers off.

I never had this issue. Maybe you're playing too far away from the monitor (or too close), so the weird field of vision on games make you sick.

I was a hoarder in Skyrim (who isn't) and so I picked up everything, but later I stopped because the quests became longer with heavier loot. Usually on games with no limit on the inventory I don't pick up everything, because I like clean inventory.

I've seen the not long ago, I wouldn't say the jokes are gone. People just probably got bored of it and stopped using it. I don't think Valve is going to release Half Life 3, because over the years people got higher expectations for this game and it's going to be hard for Valve to fulfill them

I hate the developers for making a game require an internet connection even if it doesn't do anything besides constantly checking if the game is genuine. I have some favorite games that need internet connection for extra stuff, but don't ask for it if I play single-player. For example Assassin's...

I also enjoy reading books, though I don't read that often as I would like to, partly because I don't have a favorite author. Though when I come upon an interesting book, I find time to read it - even on my lunch breaks.