PostsCommentsPayoutssiaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 2 days agoRE: News of Extortion.Using a token to bribe the guards was a smooth move. It is a nice change of pace from combat and shows that Basim has more than one way to solve a problem in the city.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 2 days agoRE: The Hidden Truth.Great job staying focused while trapped in the vision. Taking down a rainwalker in that setting, shows you have a solid handle on the combat even under pressure.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 6 days agoRE: The Path Under the City.It is heartbreaking to see the unarmed people being held at gunpoint. You did a great job documenting the harsh reality of what is happening in this area.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 6 days agoRE: Exploring Azamo Bay for Tadayori's Rest Location.I liked how you described the investigation inside the cave. Seeing the Mongol bodies with the same map added a lot of mystery to the hunt for the armor.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 6 days agoRE: Taming a Big Horse.Duncan seems like a good kid, just a bit stubborn. I liked how you handled the situation with the kid. So, if a horse is too wild, just ride it until it's too tired to complain, its a good one.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 6 days agoRE: The Corrupted Core.Standing your ground against those demons was a bold move. That red moon scene looked amazing in your shot.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: Scavenging the Wilds.The journey became too realistic because of the games realistic graphics.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: Scavenging the Wilds.Yes. And yes, I understand why you're comparing this with Uncharted and you should get that vibe.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: Scavenging the Wilds.She was desperate to know if her friends made it out or not.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: Scavenging the Wilds.This is Lara Croft, man. She's a solo survivor in case you didn't know. Its child play for her.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: A Sunken Village.I wish I could save that child, but the concept writer was thinking otherwise.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: The Great Void.That sudden Hiss ambush changed the pace instantly. It well timed, especially right when you were entering a new section. But you launch power look very effective in these fights.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: Exploring the Perimeter.I appreciate how you included the slower moments of searching for supplies between encounters. That balance gives the whole sequence a realistic survival feel.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: The Monster Den.Using a bottle to lure the Clicker was a great choice. It's always better to use the environment to your advantage, especially when you can follow up with a quick machete kill to keep things silent.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: LAST DAY IN SIWA.The introduction of Layla Hassan is a great twist for the end of this chapter. Seeing her rogue Animus setup and knowing she's working against Abstergo's secrets makes me curious…siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: A Chance for Honest Work.The misty morning at Pronghorn Ranch looked like a perfect start to John's new life. It was a bit of a shock when Abigail started screaming after such a nice reunion. You know, women 😅siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 11 days agoRE: News from the Fish Market.The way you isolated the big hunter at the end was a smart move. I liked how he didn't want to give up and how he took all your beating without giving any back, lol.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 20 days agoRE: The Cost of the Dagger.True, the environment there carries as much weight as the movement itself.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 20 days agoRE: The Cost of the Dagger.Yeah, you can almost feel the urgency just from how she reacted.siaaam (64)in Gaming Photography • 20 days agoRE: The Cost of the Dagger.True, sometimes the small decisions matter more than the big moves. That whole stretch kept pushing Lara from one problem into the next.