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yep i spent many hours just fishing in FC5. I enjoyed that one almost as much as 3 and 4. Main story line was probably one of the best, and unfortunately pretty true to the northern Idaho/Western Montana area. Only thing that comes to mind that i really didn't like was the

I liked both, but i think the open world in Shadow was better, easier to navigate. I liked the "get muddy and hide against the wall" aspect also, don't recall doing that in Rise.

Soundsl ike a glitch, use a previous save before the 3rd map and go get it again, then read all 3 maps to combine them into 1.

i was having fun watching you talk to yourself :P Wolfenstein is one of my favorites. You should play them in order though, Wolfenstein: The New Order, then Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. they'll make a bit more sense. These are games you can go back and enjoy after beating on a boring saturday or whatever also. I really liked the Gears of War games, you might wanna go back and play the xbox 360 versions to get into the game. If you want a relaxing, almost as good of scenery as RDR2 game, then check out TheHunter: Call of the Wild. I've bene playing that one for about a year now, they just released a new map for it, and have The Yukon map coming out soon. Great game if you're into hunting. Sniper Elite 4 is one of my favorite FPS games. another one you can play over and over (i'm on my 5th or 6th play through) If you like the action type Ryse: Son of Rome is really good. The Tomb Raider games are top notch. I just finished Shadow of a Tomb Raider recently. Loved it. Looking through the catalog of games now :) You should check out Quantum Break, very good and fun, different possible endings also depending on your in game choices. On my list to get next - Payday 2 ReCore Hitman Complete Season Metro Exodus Vampyr Few games i like to pass the time: Human fall flat - a puzzle game, i thought it was challenging and fun. Cities: Skylines - a sim-city type game Life is Strange - good story line i thought, entertaining, few puzzles that had me stuck for a bit. Surviving Mars - another sim-city type based on Mars.

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i was thinking there was a series with this name, now i'm not so confused i'll put this on my binge watchlist.

Cool, i liked the music for the game, it was fitting i thought, rather than just background noise like some game's music. Not something i'd purchase and play though.

same, i always wore the free special edition outfit unless i got bored with it for some reason, then i'd switch to one of the trapper sets like the bandit or something.

you have to complete all of the bounty missions in each town first, then you should see the hunting request poster.

good call, they do.

no brainer, lowest up in the north in the snow, highest in new austin, never looked at numbers, does it show temps?

yeah but Liam's a badass. Total opposite of Dutch. Dutch is a poser, a con man, Alec Baldwin comes to mind right off for him.

Any other fisherman/woman see something wrong with this picture?

CoD JTF, mashup with CoD and The Division

i don't buy that. i played max dishonor my first play through, i'm level 7 white honor right now on my 2nd play through, kill shots are the same from what i can tell. Pop a guy in the head you get the blood spray as his head flips back

i've lost count how many times i've been way out in the no-where hunting or exploring and found ancient rusted tin cans. Doubt they're from way back in the 1800s, as this is a mining area that was founded in 1908 i'm guessing they're from around that time frame. The ones you stumble across out in the 'wild' are all tin/steel and rusted mostly through. So that there ages them to pre-WW2 when they switched to aluminum to give the war effort all the steel. And in one of the groups i found the hole and cap style can, that was made in the late 1800's and very early 1900s. I think it was around 1915 give or take that they started soldering the full cap to the can top and bottom. I like to think that's what these were from, but with them being rusted through you can't tell really.

was looking at this a bit hte other night, doesn't seem to me you have to hit a critical area, i got a gut shot once and a bicep shot once. I thought it was on the last enemy you kill in a gunfight, and a percentage chance for it to happen, but then once i got it on the 3 guy in a group of 5, and once on the 4th guy in a group of 6. So i think it's just totally random.

I'm guessing the stream on Google's Stadia will be the same way. it's all controlled by your ISP and allowed bandwidth.

nope, specially since there's no option to do anything with them. I never ate the canned foods anyway, i sold them all. I spent 90% of my play time hunting so i always had meat on hand, and when i hit a full stack of more than one type with the Legend Satchel, i'd donate it to the camp.

Same. i've seen Big Lebowski and never did figure out what the big hype was. Was an OK movie, nothing special, not a movie i wanted to watch again.

Yep season 6 is it. i read they had like 6 million viewers in the US in the first season and less than 1 million for season 5. probably why they stopped with season 6, and i think the only reason they are doing 6 after a steady decline like that is they ordered the 6th season before the 5th was aired.

anyone see the new update on this this morning? $130 for the foundation edition (if you want to play this year, or you can play for free (limited) in 2020), 2 game accounts with 3 free months ($10/month subscription price) and a very limited (so far) game list with no exclusives. Oh and it all depends on your internet connection. PC Magazine i think it was, did the number crunch and found that if someone plays like 60 hours at 4K for a month, that's just over a TB of data streamed, way way more than most ISPs will allow, you'll be either capped way before you get close to that amount of streaming, or charged a buttload of extra fees, depending on your ISP. i'm sure the gaming industry is moving to this eventually, but i'm not making the switch.

Black Russian is what i started with years and years ago. didn't know about a white russian until i ordered a black at a bar and they made a white by mistake. Vodka drinks have been my preference for going on 25 years. there's a few variations of it out now that i've seen, mudslide (white russian with irish cream added), blind russian (or muddy water i've heard it called also - vodka, kahlua, irish cream) Then the canadian version so they didn't feel left out (white canadian - vodka, kahlua, goat milk - i think that one is just nasty) more recently the Anna Kournikova (vodka, kahlua, skim milk - also called a Skinny White Russian), and then my favorite of the bunch, goes along with my love of the extra dirty vodka martini (the extra dirty part only works with the female bartenders) - the Dirty Russian (vodka, kahlua, chocolate milk)

Vikings i got bored with after season 2, seems to be a pattern there lol, i'll tough it out for the first 2 seasons to see if i like it then dump it or binge watch. The Last Kingdom i loved, waiting for the next season to come out

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