I don’t think I can ever get enjoyment out of a battlefield game again after 3, I don’t know if the times were different or the game itself was just that fun to play, I did get the new one in hopes of having that feeling again but it doesn’t feel like battlefield anymore.
Can confirm, I usually use the app that also comes with automation so that at the time the alarm goes off the light slowly turns on then after a set time it turns off, it’s great to give me a perception of time and know when I should’ve already left the room.
Easiest way would be to go to your codex, select a category, melee for example and make and level up every single weapon there, sentinels, warframes you get the idea, anything you can level up gives mastery, even completing the star chart by unlocking every mission, somethings will be harder or expensive to get or behind multiple days of farm aka most of stuff in open world but that’s how everyone does it.
Well I’ve been playing since closed beta so like 10y and something at this point, but you can definitely go over my MR fairly easily, MR is about collecting things not really skill related, of course there’s still some time invested.
I stopped at L1, I play on and off nowadays.
As a veteran of the game I keep coming back to it from time to time it’s a really nice way to relax.
Skylights?
The little fur ball bastards do seem to know this sort of stuf, like they can sense it, hugging them makes stuff feel better the purring is therapeutic.
Back to OG times in gaming where you would have stupid hats saying pirate or other weird things happening in game like not being able to complete it if it was cracked, good times.
John…I’m watching you…
Mine would have to be Hollow man (2000) it was on TV at the time and for some reason as a kid watching the shifting both the animal and the human scene where they turn invisible where the skin disappeared then his muscles and veins, was absolutely terrifying, I don’t remember well but my parents said I wouldn’t let them sleep for weeks.