I think you mean “keep politics I disagree with out of games.”

Arguing with a conspiracy theorist is like shouting at a rock so I’m good here. Good luck man

Tried the game and hated it

Yup, people gotta remember this is a 2004 game, even the 360 wasn’t out yet

Cod 4, Rainbow six Vegas, MW2 and Destiny 1

Cave Explorer

The Witcher 3. I just can't get into it. Which is ridiculous to me because I should LOVE it. Open world high fantasy with an amazing story? (Apparently amazing, I've only barely gotten past the Bloody Baron before I quit.) That's like, MY SHIT.

But, nope! Played a few hours and lost all interest. Like, 4 times. I just doesn't hook me at all.

You could start playing Diablo 3! That game just lasts for ever. And it's exceptionally pick up and play friendly

And then slowly graduate to Diablo 4 soon.

If it isn't a surprise, then a cropped screenshot of a favorite moment from each game, potentially with a caption.

Alternatively either if he isn't in the habit of screenshotting stuff or its a surprise, then maybe grab some of the promotional art from each game and you could put the date completed and hours in in the background.

Lol. That's because it needed future tech to run when it first released.

Tetris

Portal 2

I feel like Counter-Strike still being popular is evidence to suggest that Half-Life's core gunplay at least holds up today.

Also I think the SNES has a whole has aged wonderfully.

Chrono Trigger

Path of Exile

The ui and controls on pc are a disgrace, it's like rockstar have never used a mouse or keyboard. Plus the game is basically GTA with horses replacing cars with an overrated story.

Worms Armaggedon

Crysis

HL2

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Stfu

>Why can't you play more than one game

Because if you could in this example it wouldn't make sense, because you could play one of the dozens of mario games, but you cannot play a dozen different of many other games, so to make the example fair you'd have to pick one. But that was just for the examples sake, obviously you can play more than 1 game I general, but in this case I personally want a game I can play for long periods of time and always have new stuff to work towards. In most games you hit a wall where your options are either repeat doing the same thing over and over, start over from scratch, or put self proclaimed rules on it to make it interesting. I'm just trying to weed out what games i might not of heard of that don't fall into Ant od those 3 categories, where you can keep playing the same game and not easily run out of content as the Endgame is full of stuff to grind and new content is added regularly so unless you no life it you won't find yourself out of content

resident evil 7

not a fan of scary but it was really fun and so was village. got me playing all the games now to prep for RE4 remake.

Looking good, nice work

Maybe like a calendar? add a page every game

Over 4.2K in Destiny 2 after a little over 3 years of playing