r/gaming • u/AutoModerator • May 31 '26
Weekly Simple Questions Thread Simple Questions Sunday!
For those questions that don't feel worthy of a whole new post.
This thread is posted weekly on Sundays (adjustments made as needed).
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u/Hellstorm901 PC Jun 01 '26
Why hasn’t Jonathan Ferguson Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armouries been given a role in a John Wicks movie as another Sommelier
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u/Evening_Bag6461 Jun 01 '26
best fighting games on switch 1 Non smash im a big smash fan but looking for traditional fighting games with non dead online?
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u/Sea-Patience-4065 Jun 02 '26
Maybe check out the Marvel Vs Capcom collection. Older games but still very loved.
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u/Phoenix__Wwrong May 31 '26
I am looking for a game like Minecraft. Basically a building game from a person pov, instead of omniscient(?) pov like Cities Skyline. Hopefully that makes sense...
Any recommendation?
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u/Inevitable_Meet7674 May 31 '26
Is there any types of games that people want to play that haven’t been produced before? Like what style of gameplay, multiplayer or not, small style world or mass worlds?
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u/Chyvalri May 31 '26
How do you get the second Genji Glove in FF6 again? It's been so long. It's in the ghost train right?
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u/ApocalipticDeity May 31 '26
Probably asked many times, but as a 30+ year old dude. Which games reignited your passion for gaming again?
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u/gingrbredman90 Jun 01 '26
Kingdom Come Deliverance. Got the bundle on sale with both games and DLCs and they have easily catapulted to the upper echelon of my favorite series. The story is interesting and engaging, the characters are convincing, the visuals somehow nostalgic, and the main character I swear to god is one of the most likable and genuine protagonists I’ve ever had the pleasure to get to know. It completely got me back into gaming, and even though I still barely play, I am always excited to jump back in when I have the actual time. Tom McKay did an excellent performance as Henry of Skalitz. ⚔️
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u/Shamee99 May 31 '26
Specifically good open world titles. Gaming for me has always been about getting lost and exploring worlds. Games I can poing to are RDR2 for its realistic lived in world, Witcher 3 for its beautiful storytelling almost every quest is telling a story of its world, Assassin's Creed Origins/Odyssey Egypt/Greece are a sight to behold and FF7 Rebirth recreation of The Planet feels like playing in a world you can only conjure in a dream.
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u/Canuck_16 May 31 '26
If you like platformers, check out Hollow Knight and its sequel, Silksong. The environments are beautiful and they are a good challenge!
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u/Chyvalri May 31 '26
I can't say I ever lost it but RDR2 and Spiderman PS4 brought me back to console.
Remember that awesome open world Spiderman game from SNES? I hadn't enjoyed open world since then but those two games made me feel like I was in control of my game again.
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u/clarko420 Xbox May 31 '26
If Yoshi is a boy how come he can lay eggs?
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u/licoricenipple May 31 '26
Shigeru Miyamoto (Mario series creator)'s answer to this when asked in an interview was that Yoshi and all Yoshis are asexual and genderless.
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u/Joelong2503 May 31 '26
Hello 👋 who is using Stash app, to track their games beaten? It's awesome 👌
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u/enadiz_reccos May 31 '26
Black Sails was the tits. I didn't want to like Flint but dude was just crushing it.
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u/dennisleon959525 Jun 18 '26
great thread! i always love reading the simple questions and seeing the community help each other out. keep up the good work!