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Pardon my ignorance...
On a separate note, are law firm people into console gaming. any favs?
P.S- Moderator Please don't hesitate to start a different thread if CS is not Counter Strike.
[Moderator note: Thread migrated from here https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/171312-Should-I-do-CS ]
I would have never imagined writing this on LI of all places.
From the gameplay videos that I have seen on youtube, God of War 4 looks pretty slick so Iām just saving up to get a PS4 soon!
The Xbox GamePass is a bliss to play solo or with friends.
Genre-
FPS(First Person Shooting)- to dodge the volley of bullets from the partner and take one for the partner in front of the client when needed. Its a different "Call of the Duty" here.
On a serious note, gaming improves your motor skills and enhances cognitive abilities so you can multi-task with ease.
gaming can also be perceived as a medium to vent out the frustration of dealing with nitpicking bosses.