Reddit Truegaming - 48 Hours
- Bosses in fights should not be immune to status effects, especially when you can use them later on. - 2 hours
- red dead redemption 2 is long, but a masterpiece - 2 hours
- Should early access games give updates to all players at the same time? - 4 hours
- Why accounting for sequence breaking makes games more immersive - 5 hours
- My toxic perfectionism is ruining video games for me - 7 hours
- Do you think the repetition in games today will cause an explosion in off-the-wall ideas like we saw in the 90s-2000s? - 9 hours
- Posts: Single Player Gaming is not sustainable - 10 hours
- Fallout 4 is a highly innovative game... if you play on survival mode. - 12 hours
- Do you know some Dragon's Dogma - like games? - 12 hours
- GTA 4: The worst walking in all of GTA - 15 hours
- Kenshi has the most unique and well used defeat and recovery mechanics I've ever seen. - 17 hours
- Returnal is an OK game, but is it really worth it? A detailed opinion. - 18 hours
- Are ranks in multiplayer games a positive or negative? - 19 hours
- Do you consider a game you own on two platforms as part of your backlog? - 19 hours
- How to experience the story of a game without playing it? - 24 hours
- What are some of the stigmas/fallacies within the gaming community that you find particularly annoying? Why? - 26 hours
- What caused Counter Strike Global Offensive to finally take off? - 28 hours
- The Eighth Generation had so few IPs... - 36 hours
- The creators of Halo Infinite are focusing on lowering the cost of in-game items: Changes will begin next week - 42 hours
- I like playing games but i'm never good at them - 47 hours
- I have a huge backlog of games to play and it makes gaming feel like a chore sometimes. Anyone have any ideas to help me? - 47 hours