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Back in 2006, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion blew my mind. I still remember the first time I stepped out of the sewers and into the vast world of Tamriel… I couldn’t believe how real it felt. My jaw was literally on the floor. It wasn’t just the game itself;...

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It's going to be amazing on my @amdradeon 9070XT I just know it.

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Steel Seed is a single player stealth-action adventure game set in a dark sci-fi world. In her epic journey inside a hostile underground facility run by AIs, Zoe is alone with Koby, a flying drone, as her only companion Add wishlist:

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FSR4 baby let's freaking Goooooo 😍

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I'm looking forward to the refresh. I still play it and Skyrim ;)

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This news must have been burning a hole in your pocket! Such a fun collab. See you in Tamriel!

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@AMDGaming My memory of Oblivion is getting stuck against a skeleton warrior on a bridge that I couldn't get a hit on, much less defeat. I gave up.

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The first time I summited Mt.Kenya, I probably spent less than 10 minutes up here! It was cold, it was windy, and scary too… It was surreal and even after, it still felt unbelievable, especially because, that had been my first ever hike. Nowadays, I like to spend a lot of time at the summit (30mins-1hr) perhaps as a way of stamping my presence in the mountains. The hike doesn’t get easier, but it gets manageable! The body builds endurance and with that, the hike becomes more interesting! You stop focusing on the fatigue, and you pay more attention to the views and the marvels of this world. You soak and bask in the moment! I mean, after such an intense climb, it’s only fair that you do so. Here is to Victor, here is to life, here is to immortalizing you the best way I know how! 🥂
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