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I used to be quite competitive back in the 360/PS3 gen when COD was decent and it was always fun improving and unlocking challenges. I've kinda outgrown that and eSports just doesn't appeal whatsoever. Not sure if that's down to age or if I would have hated it back in the day also. I now prefer more relaxed experiences in a variety of genres where enjoyment takes priority over performance. After getting back into PC gaming a few years ago and having sampled some incredible titles away from the mainstream AAA trash that have plagued this generation; I'm always looking for new niche titles. Due to time constraints, family and work I can't always game comfortably without interruptions so I am limited especially with MP titles and gaming with friends but any time I do have I use wisely hence nearly 600 hours in American Truck Simulator

Video of my last bloodthirsty to get Chrome camo challenge done. Made an extra effort to show off my fur ball pistol grips ( baabcat... fur ball grips ...get it) before the last kill. Died loads of times on 4 just to show those grips off!

£12 here if you're interested https://www.cdkeys.com/pc/games/stellaris-pc-cd-key-steam and that price will likely remain at that level from that site so you can grab it whenever you have some pennies spare. I picked up Apocalypse and the Synthetic Dawn DLC today so I'm good to go - just need to find the spare time now!

All of them. Literally any of the starting classes are pretty simple. Read up on the descriptions and pick which sounds the coolest.

Competition, and completing milestones.

Think for me playing with other people has become a big draw for me now. I also like a goal like get good enough to kill this massive boss or progression for characters you play as for games. Via the FG App

I don't think I am explaining it well enough. You get tons of different weapons, but they fall under a category when equip you are that class. Disciples : There are 4 disciple types in the game. Disciple types in FFXIV are nothing more than general headings for the 4 different methods to do anything in game. They are Disciples of War (using physical weapons for battle), Disciples of Magic (using magic for battle), Disciples of the Land (gathering), and Disciples of the Hand (crafting). Disciples have no levels and cannot progress in any way, they are nothing more than descriptive headings. Classes: Each class can be leveled from 1 to 70, but unlike many other games, a single character can level up as many classes as they wish. To change your class, simply equip the weapon / tool specific to the class you want to become anytime you are NOT in combat. You must finish the initial tutorial quest line before you can change jobs (the level 10 tutorial quest allows you to change class but it is not practical to collect all the classes until you unlock airship travel from the level 15 story quest). You must also talk to a different NPC once for each class to unlock it (the NPC is always the head of NPC guild for the class found in one of the 3 capital cities). If you level a Marauder to 35 and then decide to try healing as a Conjurer, just change your weapon to a wand and you will be set back to level 1 to start leveling as the new class. If you change back to a Marauder, you go back to level 35 and continue leveling it from where you left off. Your base stats change depending on your current class and level.

Awesome Bob!

In powerlifting, the running meme is that even though its drug tested, when someone breaks a record in spectacular fashion and their piss comes back negative, its "undetected" rather than 100% drug free. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

No there isn't a connection between these 2.

Another clip for ya @tronic44 Had another Fury with the Combat shotgun but didn't bother recording it.