This is my major issue with this game too. Some more possibilities for interacting with the world would go a long way.

Heretic! Get him!

Kinder Riegel

Fear not! I am sure there exists an awful tiktok cover version with autotune playing over a short video of some chinese dude dancing

Just put some digital boobs in the game. It WILL sell

The red Valve picture and ‘Dang!’ sound at the start of CS 1.6

Who else is clever enough to grasp all the layers?

Wait, isn’t it Silverdick? Oh, wrong game. Nevermind

Perfect album cover

‘American gamers must return to buying American for their gaming needs. That’s why I have talked to Microsoft and they will lower their prices considerably. You are welcome, nerds.’ -DT, probably soon

The dog seems to “embrace” that modern world though

Top looks like it belongs on a nice sports car.

Bottom looks like you can find it on a new Multipla.

Also, Cevapcici

Interesting take regarding Skyrim. In my opinion, open world games are THE thing that VR is perfect for and sadly has way too few options.

I want to be in a virtual world. Seeing the sunset or just sitting down in a tavern in Skyrim and watching the people belong to some of my unforgettable gaming moments.

It is those closed, specialised games that are not fun to me. Give me more Skyrim worlds and less fruit ninja or beat sabre.

Auf zum Atem!

I have to disagree.

At first, I was super excited for a new Groening show, but Disenchantment left me disappointed after the first few episodes.

Not sure if my expectations were too great, but the show just feels rushed and lacks depth. I gave up somewhere around the middle of season three.

“War’s schon immer.”

Oh please, those kids can be five year olds at best, and I refuse to believe otherwise.

For something more exotic, I would like to buy the ability to travel back in time.

Other than that, proficiency / mastery of musical instruments and coding or hacking abilities.