ReeseJamPiece

I don't care what any of you say! he does look like him! he does!

Okay so I've been planning out this huge story which is heavily inspired by Doctor Who about time travelling, demons, aliens, yakuza, gods etc for about 3 years now and I'm starting to run out of ideas for it. It has no name really and the plot is complete madness, it does have some loose threads which I'll be fixing soon but overall it seems to pretty solid according to the people who I met on other forums and such. I do this mostly for fun as it keeps my mind of the bad stuff, do any of you know of any books, movies, videogames, TV shows, people etc to give me inspiration for my story?

I'm a bear.

Resident Evil 4 (PS4) and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (SNES). Absolutely loved these games as a kid and I still do, it just captures the exact feeling of being a badass government agent or a heroic warrior with heroic powers and an awesome suit.

Modern Racing games. The only modern racing game I play is Onrush and even then that's really only because it reminds me of Burnout and the Need for Speed games. Yeah graphics look nice but it feels like the same game every time to me...

Mines has over 7000 songs...

I think I got a bit tipsy at night and went on a rant, sorry for the crappy post.

I have all the questions.

My most favourite genre has to be Eurobeat, Hardbass and Vaporwave. What's yours?

I don't even know

We live in a society that values money over everything else. So when I find out that Activision Blizzard has basically became communist I wasn't surprised really, just frustrated me because I actually liked some of the games they make like the Warcraft and Starcraft games. EA, Ubisoft, Actvision Blizzard, Epic Games, Konami, Bethesda and Rockstar have all been nuisances on the gaming scene lately, plunging forced microtransactions into every corner of each game. It's genuinely frustrating nowadays seeing EA trying to force the same game every year with even more bugs and microtransactions than the last. The reason I love retro gaming so much is that it was all about gameplay and not forcing us to buy stuff that should've been free key features in the first place or just shouldn't even exist. (That and that games are just a lot better back then) The Doom games have been free of leeching microtransactions so far, so I hope they keep the trend going on making consumer friendly gameplay oriented games rather than forcing microtransactions. What do you all think of modern AAA gaming? is it Doomed or does it still have hope? let me know.

Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our times.