Lionized Gaming

@LionizedGaming

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Joined November 2021

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 2 years ago

It's official... We have our very own TWITCH TEAM!! We never thought this would happen SO SOON but we're eternally grateful and so excited for the future of our team! 🦁🧡 Check it out on our Twitch profiles or at this link: https://t.co/VJXirkM5xv

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. It's official... We have our very own TWITCH TEAM!!
We never thought this would happen SO SOON but we're eternally grateful and so excited for the future of our team! 🦁🧡
Check it out on our Twitch profiles or at this link: https://t.co/VJXirkM5xv https://t.co/XHTbY2Ya7y

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

Secret Santa with some of our members was a blast 🥹

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. Secret Santa with some of our members was a blast 🥹 https://t.co/rVZcvim9QA

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

@RachelSev and @eelswithfeels are streaming everything! @kiobe_exe will be joining in on Marvel Rivals and is streaming that :)

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

LIONIZED SECRET SANTA & MARVEL RIVALS! Happening now! Check it below:

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Kiobe @kiobe_exe

over 1 year ago

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR 2K ON TWITCH AND 750 ON YT!!! Holy fuck. Hitting both those milestones within the same week has me awestruck and I cannot thank yall enough for supporting and inspiring me to always keep going 💗 Im over the moon right now THANK YOU SOSOSOSO MUCH xx 🥰💖

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

Lionized takes on BO6! Catch it RIGHT NOWWW on @RachelSev, @eelswithfeels, and @ItsKasabi’s streams!! 🔫🦁

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. Lionized takes on BO6! Catch it RIGHT NOWWW on @RachelSev, @eelswithfeels, and @ItsKasabi’s streams!! 🔫🦁 https://t.co/eHe3DnBHnq

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

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over 1 year ago

In honor of it being Death Stranding's 5th anniversary, here's my game review :)) Death Stranding Game Review: 9.5/10 In short, Death Stranding is about a porter/delivery man who brings the country together through an internet-like network. It feels wrong to describe the game in only that way, though. The game has a complex story filled with twists, character growth, and amazing artistry. You play as Sam Porter Bridges, a generally closed-off and pessimistic man in a broken America. He didn't care about the country or the future. But, as he progresses and makes connections with others, his views change. In a world filled with so much hate (especially online), Death Stranding brings in a breath of fresh air. With only being able to upvote posts and structures, the game forces you to think positively. You begin to look for ways to not only help yourself but to help others too. Like the ladders and bridges left by others to help you cross rivers, the generator in the middle of nowhere allowing you to charge your vehicle, etc. I found myself looking at the map differently. If I'm driving my vehicle around a certain area and get low on battery, I'm sure others are too. I began looking for better places to leave things, hoping it would help them. And when you go back to structures you've built and see the likes left by players, it gives you a sense of appreciation and accomplishment. The scenery is stunning. The whole game is truly a beautiful landscape. The photo mode was really fun to play around with. The different poses for both Sam and BB added some fun little moments. Death Stranding also has the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a video game. I couldn't wait until the next song would start playing. It truly draws you in and sets the tone. When "Don't Be So Serious" started playing in the beginning, that was when I knew I was going to love this game. I found myself connecting these songs to the moments in the game. I can't think of one thing without the other. It had that much of an impact. Though you might be doing a tedious delivery, it never felt like a chore to me. There were many times when I wished I was farther away from my objective so I could take in the scenery and music more. In terms of gameplay, Death Stranding had a great balance between action/story and downtime/delivery. You could generally do as much or as little as you wanted. The combat was enjoyable. Drop-kicking mules and throwing their own cargo back at them was fun. The action sections with Cliff were some of the coolest parts of the game. The gunplay wasn't as fluid or "easy" as some other third-person shooters I've played, but it didn't bother me much. As for the story, it's very complex. It only starts making a lot of sense towards the end of the game when you piece things together. But it makes for an emotional "holy shit" moment. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but believe me when I say the confusion and journey are worth it in the end. There are some small things about the game I wasn't a huge fan of. As I mentioned, the gunplay was a bit trickier. I also think all the repetitive screens and holograms before/after deliveries could be a bit annoying at times. I also wished I could've played in-game music myself during deliveries but I understand why they didn't do that. But I truly feel like they're such minimal things compared to how much I enjoyed the game. The game isn't for everyone, that much is clear. But when given a true shot, I think many people can see it for what it is. It's more than a walking simulator, as I've heard it be called so many times. It's about coming together and having hope, even when things seem futile. It truly was an emotional game for me and a work of art. I can't wait to see what Death Stranding 2 holds for us. #DeathStranding #DeathStranding2 #DS_5th Also a few more random thoughts: - FRAGILE I LOVE YOU BB - The easter eggs were amazing, especially all the of Cyberpunk ones. I liked that a lot of the easter eggs gave you items that were actually helpful, like the gravity gloves.

RachelSev's tweet photo. In honor of it being Death Stranding's 5th anniversary, here's my game review :))
Death Stranding Game Review: 9.5/10

In short, Death Stranding is about a porter/delivery man who brings the country together through an internet-like network. It feels wrong to describe the game in only that way, though. The game has a complex story filled with twists, character growth, and amazing artistry.

You play as Sam Porter Bridges, a generally closed-off and pessimistic man in a broken America. He didn't care about the country or the future. But, as he progresses and makes connections with others, his views change.

In a world filled with so much hate (especially online), Death Stranding brings in a breath of fresh air.
With only being able to upvote posts and structures, the game forces you to think positively. You begin to look for ways to not only help yourself but to help others too.
Like the ladders and bridges left by others to help you cross rivers, the generator in the middle of nowhere allowing you to charge your vehicle, etc.
I found myself looking at the map differently. If I'm driving my vehicle around a certain area and get low on battery, I'm sure others are too. I began looking for better places to leave things, hoping it would help them.
And when you go back to structures you've built and see the likes left by players, it gives you a sense of appreciation and accomplishment.

The scenery is stunning. The whole game is truly a beautiful landscape. The photo mode was really fun to play around with. The different poses for both Sam and BB added some fun little moments.
Death Stranding also has the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a video game. I couldn't wait until the next song would start playing. It truly draws you in and sets the tone. When "Don't Be So Serious" started playing in the beginning, that was when I knew I was going to love this game. I found myself connecting these songs to the moments in the game. I can't think of one thing without the other. It had that much of an impact.
Though you might be doing a tedious delivery, it never felt like a chore to me. There were many times when I wished I was farther away from my objective so I could take in the scenery and music more.

In terms of gameplay, Death Stranding had a great balance between action/story and downtime/delivery. You could generally do as much or as little as you wanted.
The combat was enjoyable. Drop-kicking mules and throwing their own cargo back at them was fun. The action sections with Cliff were some of the coolest parts of the game. The gunplay wasn't as fluid or "easy" as some other third-person shooters I've played, but it didn't bother me much.

As for the story, it's very complex. It only starts making a lot of sense towards the end of the game when you piece things together. But it makes for an emotional "holy shit" moment. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but believe me when I say the confusion and journey are worth it in the end.

There are some small things about the game I wasn't a huge fan of. As I mentioned, the gunplay was a bit trickier. I also think all the repetitive screens and holograms before/after deliveries could be a bit annoying at times. I also wished I could've played in-game music myself during deliveries but I understand why they didn't do that.
But I truly feel like they're such minimal things compared to how much I enjoyed the game.

The game isn't for everyone, that much is clear. But when given a true shot, I think many people can see it for what it is. It's more than a walking simulator, as I've heard it be called so many times.
It's about coming together and having hope, even when things seem futile.
It truly was an emotional game for me and a work of art. I can't wait to see what Death Stranding 2 holds for us.
#DeathStranding #DeathStranding2 #DS_5th

Also a few more random thoughts:
- FRAGILE I LOVE YOU BB
- The easter eggs were amazing, especially all the of Cyberpunk ones. I liked that a lot of the easter eggs gave you items that were actually helpful, like the gravity gloves.

RachelSev's tweet photo. In honor of it being Death Stranding's 5th anniversary, here's my game review :))
Death Stranding Game Review: 9.5/10

In short, Death Stranding is about a porter/delivery man who brings the country together through an internet-like network. It feels wrong to describe the game in only that way, though. The game has a complex story filled with twists, character growth, and amazing artistry.

You play as Sam Porter Bridges, a generally closed-off and pessimistic man in a broken America. He didn't care about the country or the future. But, as he progresses and makes connections with others, his views change.

In a world filled with so much hate (especially online), Death Stranding brings in a breath of fresh air.
With only being able to upvote posts and structures, the game forces you to think positively. You begin to look for ways to not only help yourself but to help others too.
Like the ladders and bridges left by others to help you cross rivers, the generator in the middle of nowhere allowing you to charge your vehicle, etc.
I found myself looking at the map differently. If I'm driving my vehicle around a certain area and get low on battery, I'm sure others are too. I began looking for better places to leave things, hoping it would help them.
And when you go back to structures you've built and see the likes left by players, it gives you a sense of appreciation and accomplishment.

The scenery is stunning. The whole game is truly a beautiful landscape. The photo mode was really fun to play around with. The different poses for both Sam and BB added some fun little moments.
Death Stranding also has the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a video game. I couldn't wait until the next song would start playing. It truly draws you in and sets the tone. When "Don't Be So Serious" started playing in the beginning, that was when I knew I was going to love this game. I found myself connecting these songs to the moments in the game. I can't think of one thing without the other. It had that much of an impact.
Though you might be doing a tedious delivery, it never felt like a chore to me. There were many times when I wished I was farther away from my objective so I could take in the scenery and music more.

In terms of gameplay, Death Stranding had a great balance between action/story and downtime/delivery. You could generally do as much or as little as you wanted.
The combat was enjoyable. Drop-kicking mules and throwing their own cargo back at them was fun. The action sections with Cliff were some of the coolest parts of the game. The gunplay wasn't as fluid or "easy" as some other third-person shooters I've played, but it didn't bother me much.

As for the story, it's very complex. It only starts making a lot of sense towards the end of the game when you piece things together. But it makes for an emotional "holy shit" moment. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but believe me when I say the confusion and journey are worth it in the end.

There are some small things about the game I wasn't a huge fan of. As I mentioned, the gunplay was a bit trickier. I also think all the repetitive screens and holograms before/after deliveries could be a bit annoying at times. I also wished I could've played in-game music myself during deliveries but I understand why they didn't do that.
But I truly feel like they're such minimal things compared to how much I enjoyed the game.

The game isn't for everyone, that much is clear. But when given a true shot, I think many people can see it for what it is. It's more than a walking simulator, as I've heard it be called so many times.
It's about coming together and having hope, even when things seem futile.
It truly was an emotional game for me and a work of art. I can't wait to see what Death Stranding 2 holds for us.
#DeathStranding #DeathStranding2 #DS_5th

Also a few more random thoughts:
- FRAGILE I LOVE YOU BB
- The easter eggs were amazing, especially all the of Cyberpunk ones. I liked that a lot of the easter eggs gave you items that were actually helpful, like the gravity gloves.

RachelSev's tweet photo. In honor of it being Death Stranding's 5th anniversary, here's my game review :))
Death Stranding Game Review: 9.5/10

In short, Death Stranding is about a porter/delivery man who brings the country together through an internet-like network. It feels wrong to describe the game in only that way, though. The game has a complex story filled with twists, character growth, and amazing artistry.

You play as Sam Porter Bridges, a generally closed-off and pessimistic man in a broken America. He didn't care about the country or the future. But, as he progresses and makes connections with others, his views change.

In a world filled with so much hate (especially online), Death Stranding brings in a breath of fresh air.
With only being able to upvote posts and structures, the game forces you to think positively. You begin to look for ways to not only help yourself but to help others too.
Like the ladders and bridges left by others to help you cross rivers, the generator in the middle of nowhere allowing you to charge your vehicle, etc.
I found myself looking at the map differently. If I'm driving my vehicle around a certain area and get low on battery, I'm sure others are too. I began looking for better places to leave things, hoping it would help them.
And when you go back to structures you've built and see the likes left by players, it gives you a sense of appreciation and accomplishment.

The scenery is stunning. The whole game is truly a beautiful landscape. The photo mode was really fun to play around with. The different poses for both Sam and BB added some fun little moments.
Death Stranding also has the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a video game. I couldn't wait until the next song would start playing. It truly draws you in and sets the tone. When "Don't Be So Serious" started playing in the beginning, that was when I knew I was going to love this game. I found myself connecting these songs to the moments in the game. I can't think of one thing without the other. It had that much of an impact.
Though you might be doing a tedious delivery, it never felt like a chore to me. There were many times when I wished I was farther away from my objective so I could take in the scenery and music more.

In terms of gameplay, Death Stranding had a great balance between action/story and downtime/delivery. You could generally do as much or as little as you wanted.
The combat was enjoyable. Drop-kicking mules and throwing their own cargo back at them was fun. The action sections with Cliff were some of the coolest parts of the game. The gunplay wasn't as fluid or "easy" as some other third-person shooters I've played, but it didn't bother me much.

As for the story, it's very complex. It only starts making a lot of sense towards the end of the game when you piece things together. But it makes for an emotional "holy shit" moment. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but believe me when I say the confusion and journey are worth it in the end.

There are some small things about the game I wasn't a huge fan of. As I mentioned, the gunplay was a bit trickier. I also think all the repetitive screens and holograms before/after deliveries could be a bit annoying at times. I also wished I could've played in-game music myself during deliveries but I understand why they didn't do that.
But I truly feel like they're such minimal things compared to how much I enjoyed the game.

The game isn't for everyone, that much is clear. But when given a true shot, I think many people can see it for what it is. It's more than a walking simulator, as I've heard it be called so many times.
It's about coming together and having hope, even when things seem futile.
It truly was an emotional game for me and a work of art. I can't wait to see what Death Stranding 2 holds for us.
#DeathStranding #DeathStranding2 #DS_5th

Also a few more random thoughts:
- FRAGILE I LOVE YOU BB
- The easter eggs were amazing, especially all the of Cyberpunk ones. I liked that a lot of the easter eggs gave you items that were actually helpful, like the gravity gloves.

RachelSev's tweet photo. In honor of it being Death Stranding's 5th anniversary, here's my game review :))
Death Stranding Game Review: 9.5/10

In short, Death Stranding is about a porter/delivery man who brings the country together through an internet-like network. It feels wrong to describe the game in only that way, though. The game has a complex story filled with twists, character growth, and amazing artistry.

You play as Sam Porter Bridges, a generally closed-off and pessimistic man in a broken America. He didn't care about the country or the future. But, as he progresses and makes connections with others, his views change.

In a world filled with so much hate (especially online), Death Stranding brings in a breath of fresh air.
With only being able to upvote posts and structures, the game forces you to think positively. You begin to look for ways to not only help yourself but to help others too.
Like the ladders and bridges left by others to help you cross rivers, the generator in the middle of nowhere allowing you to charge your vehicle, etc.
I found myself looking at the map differently. If I'm driving my vehicle around a certain area and get low on battery, I'm sure others are too. I began looking for better places to leave things, hoping it would help them.
And when you go back to structures you've built and see the likes left by players, it gives you a sense of appreciation and accomplishment.

The scenery is stunning. The whole game is truly a beautiful landscape. The photo mode was really fun to play around with. The different poses for both Sam and BB added some fun little moments.
Death Stranding also has the best soundtrack I've ever heard in a video game. I couldn't wait until the next song would start playing. It truly draws you in and sets the tone. When "Don't Be So Serious" started playing in the beginning, that was when I knew I was going to love this game. I found myself connecting these songs to the moments in the game. I can't think of one thing without the other. It had that much of an impact.
Though you might be doing a tedious delivery, it never felt like a chore to me. There were many times when I wished I was farther away from my objective so I could take in the scenery and music more.

In terms of gameplay, Death Stranding had a great balance between action/story and downtime/delivery. You could generally do as much or as little as you wanted.
The combat was enjoyable. Drop-kicking mules and throwing their own cargo back at them was fun. The action sections with Cliff were some of the coolest parts of the game. The gunplay wasn't as fluid or "easy" as some other third-person shooters I've played, but it didn't bother me much.

As for the story, it's very complex. It only starts making a lot of sense towards the end of the game when you piece things together. But it makes for an emotional "holy shit" moment. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but believe me when I say the confusion and journey are worth it in the end.

There are some small things about the game I wasn't a huge fan of. As I mentioned, the gunplay was a bit trickier. I also think all the repetitive screens and holograms before/after deliveries could be a bit annoying at times. I also wished I could've played in-game music myself during deliveries but I understand why they didn't do that.
But I truly feel like they're such minimal things compared to how much I enjoyed the game.

The game isn't for everyone, that much is clear. But when given a true shot, I think many people can see it for what it is. It's more than a walking simulator, as I've heard it be called so many times.
It's about coming together and having hope, even when things seem futile.
It truly was an emotional game for me and a work of art. I can't wait to see what Death Stranding 2 holds for us.
#DeathStranding #DeathStranding2 #DS_5th

Also a few more random thoughts:
- FRAGILE I LOVE YOU BB
- The easter eggs were amazing, especially all the of Cyberpunk ones. I liked that a lot of the easter eggs gave you items that were actually helpful, like the gravity gloves.

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Angel Alyx @Angel_Alyx

over 1 year ago

It’s Nov 9th! Arcane is out and so is my new reaction channel! 💜 Reactions coming soon :) https://t.co/4l802xs7UG

Angel_Alyx's tweet photo. It’s Nov 9th! Arcane is out and so is my new reaction channel! 💜 Reactions coming soon :)

https://t.co/4l802xs7UG https://t.co/0yjvIrVJXL

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

Happy Affiliate Anniversary to our fearless Lionized Leader, @RachelSev! We are all very proud of you, and your journey has only just begun! Keep reaching milestones and doing great things!! We all love you! 🦁

over 1 year ago

IT'S MY AFFILIATE ANNIVERSARY! 🎉 We celebrated a few days back, but I just wanted to say I'm super thankful to have made it this far! It's been a crazy ride. There have been many ups and downs but I'm super grateful to everyone who has been a part of this journey. Even with the hard times, I'll continue to do my best to bounce back and continue this dream of mine :)) HUGE THANK YOU again to everyone who has continued to support my channel and myself. I don't know where I would be without all of you guys 🧡

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

Check it out on @RachelSev and @ItsKasabi’s streams right now!!

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

Lionized Lockdown!! 🦁 And some other familiar faces 👀 Check out who’s streaming it down below!

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. Lionized Lockdown!! 🦁
And some other familiar faces 👀
Check out who’s streaming it down below! https://t.co/5Glh6tShsn

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Kasabi @ItsKasabi

over 1 year ago

HEYYYY!🥹 I'M HOSTING AN UNCAPPED SUBATHON THIS FRIDAYYY 10/11/24🔥💯 i hope y'all are able to come thru and go crazy with me! there's more details down below with, many many many many more things on the way😌🙌🏼 it's gonna be hella lit!🔥 🚨📢TURNITUP!📢🚨

ItsKasabi's tweet photo. HEYYYY!🥹

I'M HOSTING AN UNCAPPED SUBATHON THIS FRIDAYYY 10/11/24🔥💯

i hope y'all are able to come thru and go crazy with me! there's more details down below with, many many many many more things on the way😌🙌🏼 it's gonna be hella lit!🔥 🚨📢TURNITUP!📢🚨 https://t.co/pqzXj7Lo1N

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Angel Alyx @Angel_Alyx

over 1 year ago

Celebrating 40K SUBS! 🥳🎉 Come stop by!

Angel_Alyx's tweet photo. Celebrating 40K SUBS! 🥳🎉 Come stop by! https://t.co/rSyyoHMZaZ

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

With heavy hearts, we are announcing the departure of @DraethiusWF and @PowDaisy from Lionized 😭 Having you guys as part of the group was an absolute joy and pleasure. We'll always continue to support and wish you guys the best in everything!! 🦁🫂

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

Being streamed by: @RachelSev @kiobe_exe @TokyoDoonie @EvynsDictionary

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

over 1 year ago

It’s @DraethiusWF’s last game session with us 😭 Come stop by and wish him the best in fatherhood 🦁🧡

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. It’s @DraethiusWF’s last game session with us 😭
Come stop by and wish him the best in fatherhood 🦁🧡 https://t.co/ZOsn0zR10k

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

almost 2 years ago

Check out the streams over on these channels: @RachelSev @kiobe_exe @pixlcait @justablu @Renraiu

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

almost 2 years ago

Few of us are playing some more Lockdown Protocol! And with friends! Check out who’s streaming it below 🦁

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. Few of us are playing some more Lockdown Protocol! And with friends!
Check out who’s streaming it below 🦁 https://t.co/ea5Oft76Ps

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

almost 2 years ago

Check it out on @RachelSev @Renraiu @kiobe_exe and @eelswithfeels’ streams right now!!

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Lionized Gaming @LionizedGaming

almost 2 years ago

We’re trying out Lockdown Protocol! Let the manipulation begin ;)

LionizedGaming's tweet photo. We’re trying out Lockdown Protocol!
Let the manipulation begin ;) https://t.co/zhSWzzPp7O

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