Inventory mods are often the very first thing I go after. I don’t care how unrealistic it is, I’m not playing a storage simulator.
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Inventory mods are often the very first thing I go after. I don’t care how unrealistic it is, I’m not playing a storage simulator.
Took me cost me closer to 10, and you can wait for sales.
I thought it was just a “walk around” game. Boy was I wrong. Best game I’ve played in a long time, constantly engaged in the entire story. Yes it’s worth it.
I wonder how long I should wait for diminishing returns on the patch rate to jump into the game. I’m in no rush, I know I’ll play it eventually.
If I like exploring and mining, will I like it?
PC is about 130 GB I believe.
Yup- solar panels magically stay the same price AFTER applying all rebates, even though they’ve changed a few times.
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I’m with you on the rats, no question.
I had many, 10 total? Only having 2-3 at same time. We absolutely loved having them, tiny dog personalities. Even decent with kids. Just got sick of how often we lost one.
Man they were amazing though.
It’s similar to “portable” versions of software. You just run the .exe and of you go.
I still have mine! And it works! Seizure warnings and all!
I have PIA and have so far been very pleased. If you are concerned about owner, maybe just go 1 year at a time, so you can pivot elsewhere if their reputation changes.
I DO get captcha on Google sometimes. But it just convinced me to switch to DDG and never looked back.
I know exactly what you mean with Adam. I do like him, and his content, but wow yeah his “brand” of engagement can be exhausting.
Agree that was a strange take. Can you usually tell it’s AI/fake? Yes. Is it still achieving the goal of the creator/user? Yes.
I’m HOPING it means cloud-streaming services for when the game is not installed locally.
Local install would just be current launcher.
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Hey me too! I played DOS1, but DOS2 fizzled in first town. It felt too slow, or something?
I want to play BG3, but is my interest doomed?
the game/steam release definitely deserved bad reviews - but it’d be hard to deny that it wasn’t also a bombing run.
as far as I could tell/search in 15 minutes, everyone was mad when they got bought by kape, but not seeing any evidence of decline in services by PIA. I have been using them for 4 years without a single issue.
that said - I am going to buy into the Proton package for drive & email, which gives me VPN “for free”. meaning I was going to switch to ProtonVPN anyway, but from a consolidation/cost savings standpoint.
How did PIA fail? It showed a forwarded port but didn’t work, or it wouldn’t show a port?
If the latter, I had the same problem at first but it was a simple matter of changing servers. Not all their servers support it. After changing it appeared to have no issues and showed a forwarded port that I then used in qbittorrent.
This should mean that, if I wire my house with all Cat6, my whole house should be able to do 10Gbps with all lines being less than 200 feet.
Right?