Topic: Answer the Question

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Worst job you ever had?

@Tasuki: I was told I was working at the Reebok stadium (Bolton Wanderers) as a security guard / warden for the day by an agency when I was on summer break from uni. I agreed. It took 2 hours to get there on a mini bus and I actually worked as a Hotdog maker, which was embarrassing to say the least. Learnt a cool trick for hotdogs doing that though.

Favourite hotdog topping?

Mustard, but I actually prefer a Chicago style hotdog.

Favorite Job you ever had?

Edit: Ninja'd. I've only had one balancing and shrink wrapping windows. I guess preferred shrink wrapping them.
Cheese. It should be a standard topping.
Favorite non-domestic animal?

Tiger

Favourite bird?

Robins. In winter there are many of them in my little garden: very beautiful creatures.

Tea or coffee?

Coffee.

If you could design a new IP, what genre, game-play elements and concept would it be?

@BAMozzy: I think that we haven't had a good biker gang game yet. Ride to Hell was awful, and the only thing that comes close is The Lost and Damned for GTA 4. It'd have an open world, be a 3rd person action-adventure with bikes, a fully customisable crew, and all sorts of less than legal activities such as dealing, gang fights, that sort of thing.

_{Let's not go there, politics often leads to arguments -Tasuki-}

I decline to answer.

Do you get up when your alarm first goes off or do you hit the snooze button.

@Tasuki: Snooze button.

...At least four or five times.

What's your favourite breakfast?

I usually give myself a few more minutes, but not through a snooze button; I usually set a timer or another alarm on my phone. I have more control over how much longer I sleep then.
AC with best setting so far?

_{@Jaz007 Please stop skipping people's questions, you wouldn't like someone skipping yours. I also know if you been ninjaed as well. -Tasuki-}

Salery.

Laptop or tablet?

I have a Laptop but not a Tablet as the screen is bigger, easier to type on and overall has more functionality.

What gaming headset do you use?

I have a turtle beach one bt I hardly use it, I don't like wearing things on my head if that makes sense.

Favorite type of weather?

@Tasuki: Slightly grey with occasional bursts of sunlight. That way I don't feel too bad about gaming as when its boiling and the sun is out all day.

Glad you mentioned turtle beaches - they are great and makes gaming a touch better - but not enough to strapping them on every time. Can see this being a problem with vr.

Does anybody else think that will be an issue?

Yes, it depends on the game. Like you said, Turtle Beach is awesome, but sometimes it's more of a bother than an enhancement. After I got them, I quickly enough found out while for most shooters and action games it was awesome, it was unecessary for JRPGs and whatnot. I imagine that it'll be similar with VR.
What time period do you think should be used for an action/adventure game that's not Assassin's Creed? As what do you think it should be like?

@Jaz007: The Steampunk Victorian era and the Order: 1886 kind of theme but more like Uncharted series in its gameplay - the game I was expecting NOT what they delivered!

Do you think an open world Horror Survival game could work? What type of 'horror' would suit this best? Zombies? Werewolves? Vampires? Aliens? Combinations? Island of Dr. Moreau?

I'd love to see an horror game set in a real city, doomed by lovecraftian divinities that turned everyday scenery in a dark mess, with people and animals (I'd love to hunt in a doomed zoo!) mutated in scary beasts. GTA 5 + Bloodborne, somehow.

You can choose one of your favourite IP (in games, movies, comics...) and ask Platinum Games to turn it in a hack 'n slash. Which one would it be?

I am not a fan of the Hack and Slash format in general. Its no too bad if the game's setting is based in the 'melee' weapon era but that's not the primary focus - the story is but combat - when it happens - is 'sword' based. The Witcher for example also has a 'Sorcery' element to it which mixes things up and I play primarily for the story but the 'combat' is an inevitable part of that. The 'Story' has to be the primary focus though and combat in this style part of the journey and there is a lot of other things to do other than fighting - like exploring, gathering etc. I could play the Witcher for hoursand avoid any combat. I don't like games that are button bashing or have 'combo's' either.

Platinum games are already making a game I am very excited for - Scalebound! Its my most anticipated XB1 new IP's. I think they could make a good Anne McCaffrey - Dragons of Pern RPG game which could have some 'Hack and Slash' type combat but also have some 'Dragon' combat to mix things up a bit.

What is your favourite mythical beast and would you like to see more games involving these?

@BAMozzy: I've always thought that Cerberuses were awesome - I love dogs so that probably factors into it. I'm not sure how it could be implemented into a game other than being a boss, but if someone could pull it off as a sort of split-personality thing that would be cool.

Ancient Greeks or Romans?