Jon the VGNerd

Hey Rainbow Dash! Assuming you love to go fast, what do you think of this? It's basically from another dimension/universe too! Think of them as like the ponykind, but mechanical and yes, 20% cooler:

Neither of them. PUBG is riddled with players using cheats, along with people who are elitist in nature, and Fortnite has a really bad community, often riddled with kids who think they're all high and mighty.

Incredibly rare, almost nonexistent even. With the rise of Smart TVs (especially with 4k/8k), cable companies are on the brink of bankruptcy as they're facing competition they can't beat, even if they try. With newer TVs that gives people the option to watch shows, love events, including movies, cable companies are facing a losing battle. Their exorbitantly-high prices are becoming their eventual downfall.

I used to have Windows 7, but I no longer do. Majority of newer games, while they still do Windows 7, their recommended requirement is Windows 10. And it sure as hell will not run on an older OS like Windows XP. Eventually, newer games will be required to run Windows 10, nothing else. If you're running on an older OS, you're gonna have a really difficult time playing them. Just my two cents is all. Yes, Windows 10 had a negative reception and that Windows 7 was better, but at the end of the day, everyone will have to adapt for something new, whether we'd want it or not. I don't hate Windows 7, though even gaming devs are already adapting to Windows 10 in order to release their newer games an programs.

Now I don't know if the ToS has landed YouTube in hot water, but it looks like a huge lawsuit is looming over their heads right now. And its not looking good for both them and Google.

Unfortunately, they're not going to because Vince is all about the money. WWE is basically cash cow at this point. I wish I can watch AEW, but I'm not sure which channel has broadcasting rights.

@Nsxile 🔥🐲 Even if there are some Steam games that have microtransactions, the majority of them do not and often have DLC expansion packs that have more content to add (though there's also a handful of games that don't have it but are either being updated still or are still popular such as the original Half-Life and its episodic contents). As great as flash games were, it's only a matter of time before it ceases to exist (unless it can be done through emulation, but even that would require serious effort since they're unlikely to work on newer OS).

Honestly, with far more popular PC games being released (namely on Steam and Microsoft Store), Flash games has gotten less and less relevant and its already one foot away towards its inevitable grave. Yes, I have played flash games in the past, but, even it has to bid itself adieu eventually. Adobe has gotten less consumer-friendly and have gotten increasingly greedy. And with newer and far better games being released on PC (especially if its on Steam), Flash games as we know it have become nothing more than mere afterthoughts. Sure I could play old (and likely outdated because with newer PCs means older Flash games are barely recognizable to newer specs) flash games for the sake of nostalgia, but my interest with them have long since dwindled, and me playing them will just reduce my interest towards them. Another milestone for Adobe's once success-turned-failure achievement. Gone and it will likely be forgotten.

Snow is nonexistent for me where I'm living in. That is all.

It seems 2020 hasn't finished killing off amazing people yet. Especially when it comes to the famous actor in both Mad Max movies.

Why is Disney willing to go corporate by getting rid of good shows while bring in the bad ones instead? Now Disney's no better than Cartoon Network or Nickelodeon.

Wishing that my neighbor's dogs would stop making so much noise. They ruined my sleep so I ended up becoming irritable as a result. Even my parents had gotten irritated as well.

The fact that Quora demands that you use your real name for posting questions and answers show that they have no care for privacy when it comes to posting anonymously. Even writing fake names won't do any good because again, they don't care about privacy. They're deliberately making you give out your real name and location, ant that screams invasion of privacy. Am surprised it hasn't been shut down yet, or even been hit with a fat lawsuit.

So regarding anime... yeah, the fandom is far too chaotic because people have absolutely no idea what they're even on about. As much as I love anime, if people are gonna get triggered over specific shows that are either good or bad, then I want no part of it. Seems majority of fandoms are just going down the gutter because of variety of BS reasons. And don't get me started on Fortnite either. I never played the game and never will. And I don't even want to know what the Fortnite community even looks like.

I bet the late Satoru Iwata feels greatly disappointed of his own company becoming like this.

Better than the shows Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon continue to force-feed us with.

This is YouTube's eventual downfall. Especially with their inability to moderate comments along with wrongfully banning other creators for BS reasons, once a huge lawsuit drops down on them, it will mean the end of YouTube and for StoryFire to start shining.

I like Freakazoid as a standalone, but with TTG? Pass.

It really is good for a reboot. It shows that older cartoons deserve second chances unlike Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. Hulu has fully earned my respect in reviving Animaniacs after 22 years.

It's the UI change in which nobody asked for. It made it look confusing and all over the place.

Call Me Kevin: He's quite the humble, funny yet quite a friendly fellow, and is known for playing not just The Sims 4, but also older games as well, and even makes bad games look much more enjoyable to watch as well. And his humor is never forced either, which is something I really like about him. YongYea: Whenever there's always news involving games, his voice may sound dead, but he's definitely not like Angry Joe. But one of the notable videos include Take-Two's inclusion of casino for NBA2K20, which his tone of voice speaks for itself too. Another is his sheer disappointment with Rise of Skywalker, and his facial expressions about that movie says it all. GrayStillPlays: While I don't watch most of his videos, his methods of torturing NPCs, especially in The Sims 4, is just utterly hilarious. And his humor is on point too. LegacyKillaHD: Like YongYea, LegacyKillaHD is an entertaining YouTuber to watch, especially in regards to not just gaming, but also maybe miscellaneous stuff. And his voice sounds appealing too. Optimus: One of the few YouTubers who not only makes blunt news and criticize them for various reasons, he's also one of the few creators who know about YouTube's shady and senseless actions, especially given YouTube's history of continually ignoring the community and creators alike.