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I played Skyrim in 2015, it was my first impression of the series as was many other peoples as well. I loved it!

I made up plenty of characters, and my most developed are a Dunmer named Vilmis, and an Altmer named Arecano. They're inseparable and Vilmis is the tortured Dragonborn.

It was a looong time before I branched out, eventually I downloaded Morrowind onto my computer and jumped in.

As you might expect if you're familiar with the game, it took a while until I really got into it but when I did hoooly shit i was consumed. Hours and hours.

I made a character I liked, she's a spin-off of Alucard from Symphony of The Night who is an Altmer named Aurcarya.

I really fleshed out her story when I created two other characters, a Dunmer named Maravera, and a Khajiit named Ra-khtar.

If you cant tell, theyre based off Maria and Richter of Castlevania fame.

As for Oblivion, I could never really get into it. I would love to dive into Daggerfall, but I dont have the time yet.

My very first exposure to the Fallout Series was watching my friend's older brother play Fallout 3.

I didn't think too much of it honestly, but when Fallout 4 came out I ended up getting a copy somehow and I fell in love with the game.

I played the hell out of it, and when I eventually found out about Fallout 3 I wanted to play it for myself! Luckily, I realized that there was a code for a free digital copy on the back on the disc case for Fo4.

That I also played the shit out of!

At the time, we didn't have money and so I wasn't able to get Fallout: New Vegas, but becoming part of a Fallout focused online space, naturally I desperately wanted it.

Eventually though, my mom got it for me and whewwwww I mean, I didn't get through the game as thoroughly as I had with Fallout 3, but thats kinda good because to this day I can hop in and have some new experiences.

I actually still haven't gotten through most of the DLC. Back then, like I said we didn't have money so I only managed to buy Point Lookout the The Pitt for Fallout 3, Point Lookout easily being my favorite.

For Fallout: New Vegas, the first DLC I bought was Honest Hearts because I thought Joshua Graham was cool. I didn't exactly understand Mormonism at the time.

As an adult, and this wasn't too long ago as of age 24, Dead Money is hands. down. the best. The characters are amazing, the gameplay and atmosphere are captivating, and I couldn't stop playing until it was over.

For most of my playthroughs of Fallout, I end up translating an existing fictional character and their situation to the Fallout universe, although I do have some old truly original characters.

I'm very fond of my Castlevania-inspired playthrough of Fallout: New Vegas, and my Castlevania-inspired Fallout 4 playthrough (using the Alternate Start mod to make it an actual rpg).

These fucking games. I started with Red Dead Redemption 2, obviously the game was amazing and the story was a roller coaster of emotions.

By the time the game had finished (keep in mind I had saved myself from spoilers) I felt an extreme connection to John Marston, being obviously very flawed and someone who made some serious mistakes accidentally mistreating people close to him.

He also has Tourette's Syndrome so jot that down. Once I got to the Epilogue, damn my life was changed! Such a beautiful ending.

By this point I am pretty aware of the first game being a sequel. I watched a 100% playthrough in one sitting because at the time I was heavily sedated.

Later on I got a copy myself! It's definitely more difficult of a game being that it's kinda broken, but I think I prefer it to RDR2 simply because of personal preference.

The experience of being someone with a tainted past which makes existence in a modern society really speaks to me, as I am also uneducated and failed by the systems of this modern capitalistic society and driven to violence because of this.

At least I was able to clear the charges from my record.

I had been into the series since like, 2016 or so but it was my girlfriend who made me play the games myself.
I HAD played MGSV because it was the only one available on xbox, so that was my extent of playing the games until my girlfriend made me.
The first Metal Gear Solid was of course very difficult, but i think PSX controls kinda speak to me so I picked up on it quickly. I'm still not very GOOD at it, but thats okay

This game had me by the nuts from about 2019 to 2022.. It was one of those things that permeated everything I did and really grounded me when I needed it to.

I played it on the switch, obsessively.. I never got into modding, I kinda just replayed the original levels over and over and made up narratives about it that related to Symphony of The Night, and I was once totally convinced that they based Richter Belmont off of doomguy.

They do have similar official art, so I wasn't entirely crazy!

I did once try to make a WAD, that was a recreation of Symphony of the Night. It didn't get far, because I'm awful at understanding complicated and unfamiliar things.

I have even more history with THIS game series. I think Ocarina of Time must have been the first game I've ever played period, and I never even got past the Kokiri Forest, but luckily it still kept me engaged enough to kind of obsess over it.

Later on in life when I was like 11 or 12 my dad bought me Super Smash Bros Brawl, and it became a huge special interest for me getting me back into Ocarina of Time and other things.

Around this time, I recieved my stepdad's friends collection to N64 games along with a console and a copy of Ocarina of Time AND Majora's Mask.

I had convinced my grandparents to buy me a cheap plastic ocarina, and I played the hell out of it, figuring out what notes corresponded to the in-game music notes so I could actually play the songs from the game.

I remember fondly sitting outside and just playing the songs again and again.

I was Link for Halloween that year, but I wanted to be Sheik. My aunt had made me a Hylian shield birthday cake that year, but I didn't get to have it.

A year or two after, my aunt bought me the Ocarina of Time 3D game, since I had a 3DS at the time.

Sadly I didn't get to play it because it went missing (pretty sure my mom sold it). Now, I have it on the current 3DS I play! Thank god for homebrew.

When it comes to Majora's Mask, my experience with it had been messing around with completed save files from the old cartridge i recieved.

I also did this with Ocarina of Time, but that game was far less intimidating so I actually made progress on my own save file. Majora's Mask freaked me out with it's timing thing, I never even bothered.

But that one is also on my 3DS, so I'm able to actually get somewhere! And I'm really loving it.

In 2018, I got a Switch for Christmas. The only game I had was Super Smash Bros Ultimate, which was in fact the reason I wanted a Switch in the first place. It was actually the reason I got into Castlevania, and later Street Fighter.

A year or so after, I finally bought the Street Fighter bundle thingy for the Switch, and I got to enjoy it! While I did give each game a chance, I kept coming back to SF3.

I think I must have experienced SF3 as a child, because the character select screen of the first one had been etched into my brain and it still gives me a wave of nostalgia.

Anyway though, the style is easily my favorite of the whole series, and I think I just love the era it was born out of. I main Alex, and Urien.

I also got a lot of fun out of SF Alpha, but not as much. For this one I main Sagat

'98 isn't the only KoF game I enjoy (I also like 2000), but it's by far my favorite. I love the team mechcanic, the OST, the backgrounds, the roster. In this one my go-to team is Yamazaki, Ralf, and Robert Garcia.

I like to stare at the half-naked women while I play, thus I'm kinda shit at it. Generally I don't excell at fighting games.

This game was introduced to me as a child when i had a Gamecube + game collection from my stepdad's friend. I didn't have a memory card so I never progressed very far at all, but I enjoyed it for the time I did play.

I also had Sonic Heroes in this collection. Same deal. Later on someone close to me had introduced me fully to the games but I'd rather not associate it to them anymore. Knuckles is my favorite Sonic character, for being unsocialized and rude in an awkward sort of way.