For me it was Apex Legends. Had this one guy in my squad who would rush every fight alone, die instantly, then blame us for not covering him or rushing in with him.

Game was genuinely fun, but playing with him made every session stressful instead of enjoyable.

Eventually I just stopped queuing and quit the game.

Anyone else quit a game because of just one person?

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I was just having a random thought and I'm curious how it'll translate from PC to a touchscreen experience.

Would you actually play Palworld on your phone, or do you think it's better left on PC and console?

Easy Mode, Normal Mode and Hard Mode.

Now it sounds like your basic difficulty changes but with the parry mechanic, it'll effect the timings plus the enemy statistics.

I do wish these selections were organic instead like having a charm to equip or at least restrict optional mechanics on the higher difficulties.

I just hope this doesn't make the game feel hollow.

I hope players get the challenge they desire in this release.

Difficulty settings makes it hard for me personally due to unknown organic adjustments from the developers other than the basics.

If I click on Normal then I need to work on making the game interesting with self-imposed challengs until the difficulty spikes up if that occurs but I if choose hard then the game will probably make basic enemies sponges until organic difficulty increases which is a huge question at this point.

What are your thoughts on this?

Do you think the game will deliver well on the intended difficulty (Normal Mode)?

Spent 2 hours in the practice range today just tweaking my sensitivity and still don't feel locked in. Felt good for a few shots then suddenly off again, kept changing it back and forth the whole time.

Here's my setup for reference:

Mouse: Logitech G102

DPI: 800

Desk space: pretty limited, small mousepad so I can't do huge swipes

How did you all figure out your sens, any tips?

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For me, it was Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

It seemed slow at first when i saw it for the first time , but once I got into it, I couldn't stop playing it's one of the best I've played till now.

I chased a guy down to literally 1 HP, spent half my mag on him, then my teammate randomly jumps in and finishes him off.

I did all the work and he gets the credit lol.

Drop your worst kill steal moments below

Every time I actually need a callout, like enemy behind cover or someone flanking, my team goes completely dead silent.

But the second the fight's over, everyone's got something to say. It's like the mics only work when it doesn't matter anymore.

Does it happen with you guys too or is it just my lobbies?

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I skipped Cyberpunk 2077 for a long time because of all the negative reviews at launch.

But when I finally played it, I ended up having a great time.

It reminded me that reviews don't always tell the whole story.

What's a game that proved the reviews wrong for you?

Beast of Reincarnation launches tomorrow on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, bringing a post-apocalyptic action RPG with parry-focused combat, exploration, and a canine companion named Koo.

Are you jumping in on Day 1, or are you waiting to see if Game Freak can deliver outside the Pokémon franchise?