Do you still play Video games? Whatcha playing now days?

@Carver I'll Replay it again, but this time just as an archer...

@Jester1987 Archery on that game is so difficult, even with the bow dot reticle mod I installed. 😖

@Carver It's not that hard if you train him at the dummy bullseye... Train a lot like spend 3 in-game days to make him better.

@3FeetFromPeace I wish I could get Borderlands 3..

@Jester1987 I'm sure you'll get to play it eventually dude!

@Jester1987 My problem isn't the graphics.

It's just that the game , especially survival mode is so boring. In the first editions of minecraft, survival mode is like super dangerous especially at night. You have to be careful and shit.

At the current versions, all I need is a whole in the ground to survive, forever. Get some iron armor,a shield and most mid-game mobs are easily dead. Not really challenging.

They should add more mobs and give the player some motivation to work hard in survival mode and give bigger rewards.

@midnightsun You should play Minecraft's Skyfactory Gamemode mod in that case.. it's challenging. Especially with friends

@Jester1987 tested it out. Not a fan.

and I like to play alone.

@smileylovesgaming awesome

@smileylovesgaming Yeah, was a shame, but I'd rather they delay it and put proper polish on it before release than rushing it and getting a sub-par buggy mess. Wouldn't want it to end up like the average Bethesda Game Studios product...

Getting it for the PC.

@PirateMonkeyCabinet I do wonder how long does it take to put it on a disk and send it out to store's

@smileylovesgaming It varies a bit from game to game and what distribution platforms they use. Digital only can be relatively quick, physical media releases are slower, and there are cases where the physical release will hold back the digital one as they are meant to release at the same time.

Take this with a grain of salt, but I do believe the time it takes from when a game "goes gold" (considered ready for release/printing/distribution) until it is released often ranges between two weeks and a month assuming there aren't any significant setbacks in printing and distribution.