I'm playin Minecraft

When I was playing dying light with friend we discovered that every timw you go to sleep and wake up air drop will appear, if you don't know air drops are pretty rare and if you collext them and deliver to one guy you will recieve lots of xp, we used that multiple times to unlock grapling hook very early. Air drops also gave lots of medicine which was hard to get in early game and that very helped us

If only speaking from personal experience, many games nowadays have an almost implicit requirement to search up a "before I play" guide or a "beginner recommendations". If nothing else, many people want to Google "missables", to ensure that they can fully experience a game.

What is your recommended game that requires nothing but the player to be in the moment and enjoy the experience?

Can't keep up with the new blood.

I've been replaying the newer COD MW1 remastered campaign, and as someone who works in plumbing, I noticed these water heaters are actually pretty well done for a video game. The 'old style' gas control valves really do it for me. What's a game that you stopped and screenshoted something, completely unrelated to the game, because of the trade you're in?

I think for me it has to be games that have a well thought out beginning like Sable or Children of the Light but just dont have an ending.

There's a quote from Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders that has stuck with me ever since I heard it. For those that have never played, one of the campaigns features a character named Kendal. In the opening scene of his campaign one of his companions gives him something and asks "What should we do?" The reply is a simple "keep moving." I think about this moment a lot when I am uncertain about things. Anyone else have a similar thing?

If the game lets you choose good or evil

For me personally it's always been Spider-Man.

Been binge watching Black Sails ( watch it if y’all haven’t already) and it’s given me an itch to play a pirate game. Sure there’s Assassins Creed Black Flag but it felt like they missed too big of an opportunity to fully explore pirate life.

Why have we not gotten a proper pirate action adventure game? There’s clearly a demand for it considering the number of times fans have asked for a sequel to Black Flag.