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An RPG rundown; recommendations and reviews of the best role-playing games on the market.

Justin Tucker
Justin Tucker is one of the best kickers in NFL history. He plays for the Baltimore Ravens and is known for his strong and accurate kicks. Many football fans and experts believe he is the greatest kicker of all time because he has made many game-winning kicks and holds several NFL records.
By Farhan Sayedabout a year ago in Gamers
The Snake Game
The Snake Game is one of the most popular and well-known video games in the world. It is simple, fun, and addictive. People of all ages enjoy playing it, whether on old mobile phones, computers, or modern apps.
By Farhan Sayedabout a year ago in Gamers
Every Tarkov Raid Suffers From This Problem
(Intro) The worst part of any Tarkov raid is the beginning. Those first thirty-seconds are the tensest, most stressful and have the highest chance of you getting sent back to your stash prematurely. You see the countdown; you don’t know where you are going to spawn, but immediately as soon as your screen fades in from the darkness, you need to quickly assess your circumstance, where you are and figure out where the closest other players will most likely be. It’s tough because while there is a dozen or so spawns across most maps, there are so many variables that determine whether or not someone will be close to your left, your right, in front or behind you. Each map has its own fair share of spawn problems too; some worse than others, but the sheer number of times I have died within thirty-seconds off a Tarkov spawn is crazy. My shortest PvP raid of all time is eight seconds. Granted, that was a long time ago, before Customs expanded to have stronghold and crack house, but that is an impressive number. If you have had shorter raids than that, let me know. Regardless, every single raid in EFT has this problem. “The Mad Dash”, as I am aptly calling it for this video. It doesn’t matter what map you choose, what time of day, the first thirty-seconds are the scariest.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Where to Watch Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills
The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills are two of the most exciting teams in the NFL. When these teams face each other, it’s always a game full of action, drama, and incredible plays. Whether you are a passionate fan or a casual viewer, knowing where and how to watch their games is important.
By Farhan Sayedabout a year ago in Gamers
The Fallen Angel: A Touch of The Corrupted Divine
"True gods live off your prayers and faith. I have their hunger, but require a greater sacrifice." - Tyranael, The Grave-Chilled Blade
By Neal Litherlandabout a year ago in Gamers
A Serious Conversation About Cheating in Tarkov
(Intro) Cheating in Tarkov is not a new conversation or concept. It’s around. It happens; a lot. Too much for anyone playing the game. People either like to rant about the problem, or not mention it exists. Sadly, we live in a day and age where most popular games of any size, genre or cost have people who want to not only ruin it for the regular players, but profit from it too. And Tarkov is no exception to that rule. There have been different arcs in EFT’s life when it comes to cheating. And as the game grew in scale, ambition, and popularity, so too did the people trying to ruin the fun for everyone. I’ve personally only ever mentioned cheating in video one time, and it wasn’t formal like this is going to be. It was more personal experience and off-hand remarks. But now, after playing this wipe for about three weeks, strictly speaking only for myself, I have had more blatant instances of cheating in 2025 than I ever have playing the game. Emphasis on blatant; I’m sure there were plenty of times where I died to someone who wasn’t a legitimate player, but didn’t have the knowledge to know sure. But now we have more in-game tools to assist in figuring out if someone’s account looks suspicious or not. Regardless, cheating in games, sucks. Cheating in Tarkov sucks. It’s gotten very rotten over the years, and I am fearful that it will only get worse. Today’s video honestly, doesn’t have a specific goal or message behind it. It’s just to have a conversation about something we all hate and would Thanos snap out of existence if we could. Because cheating in games is awful, but cheating in Tarkov is a different kind of beast.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Evil from the Deeps
The fishing village of Hillshire has been tormented by pirates hiding in caves nearby for decades. The pirates have looted the village, stealing horses, food, and money from homes. They even dared to desecrate the temple at the centre of the village, stealing idols of the gods of the sea. In the past, the villagers have always been able to fight off the petty raids and get back some of what was stolen from the raiders. But now they had done something unthinkable, using strange magic to lure away what the villagers valued the most, their children. The villagers are afraid to assault the caves, fearing that the pirates will murder their hostages. The parents of a score of lost children have put out a call for heroes to raid the caves along the coast and rescue the captives. The weeping parents have little gold, but will offer whatever they have to get their precious children back, and promise that the heroes will find plenty of loot in the lair of the pirates. The villagers have also drawn pictures of their lost children so they can be recognised and will show them to anyone who offers to help find them.
By Samuel Wrightabout a year ago in Gamers
NYT STRANDS HINTS AND ANSWER
NYT ‘Strands’ Hints And Answers For Wednesday, January 22 The New York Times' "Strands" puzzle for Wednesday, January 22, 2025, focuses on the theme of Pixar films.
By salamanabout a year ago in Gamers
The Cult of the Scale
King Vanaligan has put out a call for heroes and town criers are out spreading the word. His daughter, the beautiful and kindly Princess Brisentynne, has been kidnapped by a cult of dragon-worshipping snake people. Members of the cult, bald, tattooed figures in dark robes wielding magic, were seen dragging the girl off when she was picking flowers in a meadow near the royal castle. The princess, a lady-in-waiting, and a bodyguard are now missing and feared dead. Tracks followed by searchers looking for the young princess were found to lead to a dark cave with a villainous reputation as an abode of bandits and strange monsters.
By Samuel Wrightabout a year ago in Gamers
League of Legends: A Detailed Overview
League of Legends (LoL) is a free-to-play multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game developed and published by Riot Games on October 27, 2009. Over the years, the game has gained immense popularity and has become one of the most well-known and beloved e-sports titles worldwide. In this article, I’ll cover the game type, its story, gameplay, world, characters, and the evolution of the LoL community and its e-sports scene in great detail.
By Farkas Márk about a year ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Recoil Got Reworked (Again), and It Feels...
(Intro) So Tarkov’s weapon recoil did in fact see some changes with patch 0.16. And while the community as a whole myself included were hesitant on any changes to the system after it had been unanimously praised by players after its first major overhaul, BSG assured us that this round of adjustments were to try and make the recoil visually look more accurate to firing weapons proper. Whether or not they succeeded in that front I’ll leave up to experienced users of firearms, but the main concern from most people was whether or not the recoil was going to feel worse after these changes. And to be brutally honest, I can’t tell if the changes in totality are better or worse. I mean, it’s not terrible by any means, and in some instances it looks more interesting while still being easily controllable, but it definitely feels different at the very least. So, was this second go around at changing Tarkov’s recoil worth it? Let’s talk about it.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
How to Make Turn-Based RPGs Engaging
The appeal of turn-based RPGs has always been how they can prompt players to formulate strategies that make the most of each turn. However, this hardly describes most turn-based RPGs, which ultimately become an exercise in finding the optimal strategy and repeating it in every battle. However, I have rarely had this issue with turn-based strategy video games and deck-building card games. My problems with some turn-based RPGs don't originate from turn-based combat but instead from their battle systems and enemy encounters.
By Yawabout a year ago in Gamers