Meet the Staff - Tweak

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Roughly, yes. Cost of living is much higher in the UK though.

[White Wolf Guardian]

I would say if you lived in California or Hawaii, it's about the same.

Do you actually like tea, if so, which color/blend?

[Tweak]

No, oddly, I do not.

[White Wolf Guardian]

Nothing odd about it, I never liked any of the flavors I tried.

Do you ever get angry enough to punch inanimate objects?

[Tweak]

I just meant being British and all

I have a few times, I tend to keep it contained though.

[White Wolf Guardian]

It's all in good FUN.

In the past, were there any videogames that you enjoyed regularly?

[Tweak]

I've always enjoyed FPS and Open World games personally. I'm a big fan of the Call of Duty series - not the best storylines always - but good fun. I also enjoy GTA quite a bit.

[White Wolf Guardian]

So, do you actually play online too or just singleplayer?

[Tweak]

Just single player or split-screen co-op when it's available. I don't like dealing with the drama in online gaming, I just want to have fun.

[White Wolf Guardian]

Same, that's why I don't like multiplayer.

What old game console did you like the most, if any?

[Tweak]

What do you define as old? lol

I had an Atari 3400, I believe and a Genesis and a Dreamcast, all seem older to me. I liked them all for different reasons, can't really say which was my favorite, I have replayed some of the Genesis games on an emulator and realize how fun some of those were, albeit stupid difficult at times.

[White Wolf Guardian]

Genesis is still pretty good in my opinion, most of the Sega consoles were great!

Have you heard about Atari's plans to re-enter the hardware industry with a new game console?

https://ataribox.com

[Tweak]

I had heard something, but not much. Seems interesting, although I wonder how similar to the NES and SNES re-releases it'll be and end up being stupidly limited.

[White Wolf Guardian]

Yeah, I didn't have much hope once I saw that Atari said the operating system would be "Linux OS".

It seems to that computer instant messengers come and go all the time, do you believe that eventually the rate at which messaging systems will be phased out will decrease as centralization of efforts to improve desired services will be more convenient in a single service, or will several more continue to occur?

For example, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, AOL Messenger, and Skype seemed to hold ground for a long time, but now it seems to only be Skype, Discord, and Telegram. Realistically however, it seems that Discord has closed the gap upon all of the three, with no signs of slowing down any time soon, such as when Steam became generally accepted as the hub for games on PC.

[Tweak]

It depends on the innovation, I'd have thought we'd have reached the peak, but if other ideas arise then it will continue to evolve.

Is there really a limit to what a person will do to avoid physical contact?