Sikslik7

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I play a little bit on both Xbox and Steam. I'm currently working out a backlog of older games I have that I either never finished or wanted to play again. It's kind of nice going and diving into some of the more iconic series or games I never played before and being able to play straight through them without having to wait years for another game.

Warning: Potential Spoilers ahead, turn back now if you don't want to see them. I have yet to see Avengers: Endgame. I want to fool my friends into thinking I have actually seen the movie. What types of things can I can about the movie without getting too much into details? Spoil it for me.

Confirmed by Nintendo: Everything is coming to Switch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpOkr0bTSwQ

Keys should be sent. I still have a few extra keys, so let me know if you are stilled interested.

I'll make this simple and short. I am willing to pick up a few copies of Hearts of Iron IV on Humble Bundle, as it is currently on sale for the next 36 hours at the time of this post: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/hearts-of-iron-iv-cadet-edition. The goal would be to have around five or six players play a multiplayer game in about a month or so. I am asking for a a few people to play the game independently over the next month or two to get some of the basics down, and eventually all of us play once or twice a week for a few hours each session. So some basic information about the game: It is PC only, and I would be buying Steam Keys. If you want to join and buy a copy yourself, that's appreciated. It is a Grand Strategy Game, which is played in Real Time, but can be slowed, paused, and saved. The game takes a while to come to a natural conclusion over the course of many hours. This would not be a single night of gameplay, but multiple. It takes place from 1936 onward, and is a WWII simulator, but History can be shaped by you Only the host has to own all the DLC in order for all players to use DLC Content. I own all of the DLC, and can turn it off as well Here is a very recent series about the basics of the game. Take a look and see if you are interested. Quill18 also plays the game with multiple series if you wish to see how the game is played outside of a basic tutorial. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs3acGYgI1-v2rWyEDR8Mn3Avf9CxH1s1

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Speaking on just video games: Currently: -Red Dead Redemption 2 -Pokemon Let's Go Eevee -MTG Arena In the last three months: -LoL -Europa Universalis 4 -Total War: Warhammer -Mario Party -Minecraft -PUBG In General: - Age of Empires (Mainly 2 and 3, sometimes Mythology) - LoL - Paradox Plaza games (mainly EU4, CK2, and HoI4) - Total War Games - Minecraft - Anything currently popular/new - Games I enjoyed earlier and want to do a replay through (Stuff like childhood games, Skyrim, Fallout 3, etc) Games I plan to play in the next few months (No particular order): -Finish my game of Shadow of War -Darksiders 2 (replay) -Darksiders 3 -Rainbow 6 Siege -Smash: Ultimate

There are some irregularities in these documents, which I suspect are forged: First, the dates don't make any sense (see orange). The documents were published in September of 2017, yet contain information from this last month. How is that possible? Second, the phone country code 38 (see green) is non-existent (https://countrycode.org/) Third, the last text from "SikSlik" would suggest that Yoshi is also a Russian agent (See purple). Yet again, my name is Sikslik7, not SikSlik7.

I remember events (somewhat hazily), from when I was almost 3. I remember my third birthday, and a few weeks later when there was a new addition to the family. After that, I remember certain events or various assorted memories. I was in Kindergarten when 9/11 happened, and I remember that day vividly. There are many memories I have of events, people, or places that would have happened before I was five (people died, places closed, etc). The things that stick with me more than just random memories are "special events." I can place myself in the location and the rough time frame, not to mention who was there or why we were there. I find them similar to how most people can place themselves in vivid detail during the assassination of JFK, Challenger, etc.

My issue so far in the game is along these lines. It's not that there is so many small details, but how the game doesn't feel the need to go over them for a while. Many elements of the game don't even open up until halfway through, and when they do it's a long tutorial sequence that explains the bare minimum. Honestly, giving us no tutorial and just a manual would be more helpful.

What weapons do you hope to make a return in Halo:Infinite? If there are multiple versions (think of the boltshot), which would you prefer. or would you like to see something new? What weapons do you hope they add to the game?

Played a few hours of it a few weeks ago with a friend. Worked out alright then. Was really playing well for the Insider program. I've yet to play it this month, but I plan to get some time in this next week.

I don't think we'll see a true open world, but most likely have some large open spaces with some exploration, similar to first landing on Halo in CE, or exploring areas of Reach. We've had similar things in every Halo game, but usually there isn't an Easter egg or something there other than maybe a power weapon or ammo. It's also possible we might see something like Spartan Ops or Firefight return in a larger form, with some more exploration factors. Honestly, I'd love to see some larger campaign maps with cool side areas, which is what I think we'll get.

Challenge accepted.

Halo Infinite will not break Halo naming system as much as people think it has. The only thing it will break is the naming convention for game with Chief as a playable character, and even then, that's debatable with Halo 5: Guardians. In fact, the use of Halo Wars 2 to advance the main story is key. The main storyline of Halo has typically advanced with each successive main title. For example, let's look at the order of games when they take place: A. Halo Wars B. Halo Reach C. Halo CE D. Halo Fireteam Raven (During CE) E. Halo 2 F. Halo 3: ODST (During Halo 2) G. Halo Spartan Strike (Note this is an alternative storyline during Halo 2 built in-game virtual reality) H. Halo 3 I. Halo Spartan Assault J. Halo 4 K. Halo Recruit (Assumed to be during Halo 4 due to only gameplay and the fact both Chief and Cortana are on Infinity) L. Halo 5: Guardians M. Halo Wars 2 N. Halo Infinite Now, if we exclude games that go back in time, let's look at which games advanced the main story: A. Halo CE B. Halo 2 C. Halo 3 D. Halo 4 E. Halo 5: Guardians F. Halo Wars 2 G. Halo Infinite With the addition of more side games and games that backtracked, the Halo Universe has largely been expanded outside of the main titular games. With the convergence of these storylines in Halo 5: Guardians, we had a change of naming structure. Then with Halo Wars 2, the main story progressed (by a little) outside of the main games. The change of name with Halo Infinite is honestly to be expected at this point. Many events in the games (not to even mention the books) are taking place simultaneously, and I think the name change reflects that. Fans have called for spin-off game surrounding the Elites, the Insurrection, Ancient Humans versus Forerunners, and earlier events in the Human-Covenant War. I expect with this change of name we will see split stories or simultaneous stories emerge in the next few games as well.

@@Mothy I'd still be down for matchmaking or campaign. I have been meaning to get some time in on Halo 3.

How are we playing? MCC or Halo 3 on 360/Backwards compatibility? I will be there.