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I always try to use a stealth approach in any game that allows it. The first one I tried was Watch Dogs, back when I was too impatient to wait and not smart enough to use lures and distractions. I just liked takedown animations ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Far Cry 3 was the first stealth game that I actually finished. I couldn't fully sneak through it, because there were moments when you were expected to get in a gunfight, but other than that, I tried to stay undetected. It was also when I started limiting my ranged options, avoiding any guns except for tasers Lately, I started playing Styx: Master of Shadows, that takes stealth to the next level. You are weaker and slower than most enemies, so getting spotted usually has more severe consequences. In the middle of the game, I decided to stop using manual saves, which makes the whole experience much different. Now it's less trial and error and more waiting, observing and planning, and when the plan works out it's extremely satisfying. I'm gonna have to try that approach in other games. So, what are your thoughts about stealth games? What are your favorite ones?

Do you like when games let you apply your own style to your character? Do you feel like people you play with don't pay enough attention to your hard work? Here you can discuss it and share your creations! Those can be costumes, cars, weapons, anything that is a part of your character. I spend a lot of time on my appearance, usually with a color or a theme in mind. In games where cosmetics have to be unlocked, I typically choose the theme after getting one or more good-looking items, and then modify the rest to fit. Here's one of my cars in Rocket League, that I made after getting Vector decal, Rival: Infinite wheels, and Ion rocket boost. And here is the skin I use in Minecraft. I wanted to make it look like it uses blocks that are in the game. Pistons for grabbing, observer for observing, and daylight and moonlight detectors for energy.