Eh, I've an iPhone SE, which for the price is outstanding to get a new high performing iPhone for
Have you looked into the Pixel 4a? It was about 350 Euro, and I really like it. You also get pure Android and fairly long support from Google.Two things :
- After extensive search yet again, a phone would cost me between 500 and 700 euros*. Ok.
- Man, I hate my G502 mouse and its rotten click that makes a sorta 'spring' sound.
Yeah, it's Sunday, I can't make stellarlly thoughtful posts every day of the week.
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* I know there are cheaper alternatives. But the mid-range segment is invaded by Xiaomi, which I have nothing against, just the little detail of putting ads in their OS
Unfortunate because they are cheaper and IPS, a downside for a lot of people but at least I wouldn't risk burning my screen.
But again, ADS
So far THPS 1+2, MW and Cold Ware are yet to be broken. So i doubt that Crash will be either if it uses same DRM.Crash 4 releasing later this week. Curious to see if its drm could be overcome.
I actually use to have one of these for a few days and ended up returning it since that battery on it is not that great.Have you looked into the Pixel 4a? It was about 350 Euro, and I really like it. You also get pure Android and fairly long support from Google.
Good Lord !By the way isn't it Xiomi phones that have the "ai ad" so when ever you take a photo it always says, taken using such and such.
I am patient~So far THPS 1+2, MW and Cold Ware are yet to be broken. So i doubt that Crash will be either if it uses same DRM.
I'm going to have to second the air-fryer comment. Making fries in this thing is a night and day difference to a normal oven.All this phone talk is great and all
I just want to add that air fryers are mankind's greatest inventions.
And everyone should own one.
I am patient~
This is one of the games which I am most looking forward to play, and yet I will wait for the following two conditions to be fulfilled:Crash 4 releasing later this week. Curious to see if its drm could be overcome.
Absolutely disgusting! :kappa:Got no loyalty to any phone company
Rice cooker is ancient tech. Get a steam cooker instead.That reminds me i still need to buy a small rice cooker! Thanks, STEAM thread!
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I haven't used Geforce Now so I am not familiar with it at all, but do games from other platforms like Battle.net ever work on it? I'm not sure what compatibility looks like.This is one of the games which I am most looking forward to play, and yet I will wait for the following two conditions to be fulfilled:
I boycott Rockstar and Activision because they refuse to support Geforce Now.
- the game should be playable on Geforce Now,
- the game is heavily discounted or available in a Humble Choice (June?).
Absolutely disgusting! :kappa:
The thing worrying me is that it seems like the patch may be rather small in scope - which is understandable given their 2 weeks delay and the overall small time they've had to work on it. Doesn't excuse the state of the game on any platform, but I have low expectations for this one.It looks like that CDPR intends to release CP2077 patch this week so i wonder should i take a break until patch s out and then play CP2077 as next game or star smaller game today XD First world problems.
It should be major patch, at least that is how they were describing it. They just mentioned few things fixed in that blog post. But it should be enough to play game without too much issues i think.The thing worrying me is that it seems like the patch may be rather small in scope - which is understandable given their 2 weeks delay and the overall small time they've had to work on it. Doesn't excuse the state of the game on any platform, but I have low expectations for this one.
If the patch is limited to the following, then it won't be a significant change.It should be major patch, at least that is how they were describing it. They just mentioned few things fixed in that blog post. But it should be enough to play game without too much issues i think.
Technically, everything could work on Geforce Now. However, Nvidia decided to respect publishers, so a game is only available after a publisher opted-in.I haven't used Geforce Now so I am not familiar with it at all, but do games from other platforms like Battle.net ever work on it? I'm not sure what compatibility looks like.
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Someone has to pay for Kotick's annual 200 million dollars bonuses.Dat Crash 4 price tho. Ouch.
It's not limited to that, those are just some of the fixes.If the patch is limited to the following, then it won't be a significant change.
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I was rocking a dumb phone well into the early 2010's. I got a cheap smartphone for only one reason: Reading online stories on my way to and from work. And I wouldn't want to miss it now, but the main point of the smartphone is the ability to read stories while not at home. It made my 1,5 to 3-hour commute that much more bearable. (Well I am working from home right now, but it still gets its use when out of the apartment or waiting for an appointment)I don't care much about phones. My first smartphone was iPhone then I got bored by iOS so moved to Android and have had my Galaxy S8 since whenever that thing releases and I won't have much problem moving back to iPhone if I suddently want to, Im just not interested in iPhones because of the higher price point (Samsung Galaxy is in general cheaper here).
Got no loyalty to any phone company. I mainly just look for a cheap, but well built, well functional phone from a trusted company.
Same.My limit for phones is 200 euros.
This can only end well, lol.I discovered GSMarena.
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In my review I wrote "if you won't buy it for co-op, skip it entirely". As a co-op game it's decent fun, as a solo game it's frustrating and boring.Im not sure if Im having a good time or not with Wolfy Youngblood. Too many heavy bullet sponge enemies, mainly street levels and a upgrade system that requires grinding in a fps. Not sure what Machine Games thought with this game.
Yeah like I wrote in the review I just posted in the review thread, my negativity surrounding the game is clearly from that I was playing it solo.In my review I wrote "if you won't buy it for co-op, skip it entirely". As a co-op game it's decent fun, as a solo game it's frustrating and boring.
I also learned that Samsung launches new phones at the end of the month in a couple of days.This can only end well, lol.
See ya in a month... even more confused and frustrated and with no new phone
And yet you are still talking phone stuff here and not there
I corrected them in the thread.
Yeah I stopped with Youngblood because I couldnt bear the repetitive nature of it anymore. A real shame because I liked The New Order and The Old Blood. The New Collossus already had significant flaws but was still a nice game. Youngblood was really bad in my opinion. I even posted a review on Steam for it, something I usually only do when I like a game a lot.Yeah like I wrote in the review I just posted in the review thread, my negativity surrounding the game is clearly from that I was playing it solo.
What weapons are you using? And yeah, Nioh 2 is a much better game compared to the first one. Bosses are well-designed (Yoshitsune being my favourite), and the burst counter mechanic adds so much depth to the game. I don't see myself every going back to Nioh 1 because of it.In uplifting non-grumpy news, I've given Nioh 2 a try and... Holy crap. Holy crap. This has to be one of the best combat systems in this genre. This game fixes so many of the issues I've had with Souls games.
Of course, it gets way too hard right at the onset (screw you, Enenra) but I really love the way combat feels and flows. I haven't felt that since HLD.
A completely non-optimal setup, no doubt, but that I enjoy. Fists and sword. And thanks for the burst counter tip! Those are rather hard to nail down in some cases, your character seems to move forward and around the NPC while he doesn't make contact with your shadow. I think it's just that I'm hitting it too early, but it can be really tight.What weapons are you using? And yeah, Nioh 2 is a much better game compared to the first one. Bosses are well-designed (Yoshitsune being my favourite), and the burst counter mechanic adds so much depth to the game. I don't see myself every going back to Nioh 1 because of it.
If you haven't already figured out, you can use the burst counter to cancel out of nearly every action in the game. It works best with the Feral form.
I went with Fists too myself. Instantly fell in love with it on the tutorial island! If you ever need tips on Fists, feel free to ask! Although you'll find yourself sticking to one weapon soon enough. It can be a bit hard and not as optimal to jungle between two different weapon types on your first play through. Fists are best for KI damage, so that'll be your primary focus. Human enemies cannot keep up with it.A completely non-optimal setup, no doubt, but that I enjoy. Fists and sword. And thanks for the burst counter tip! Those are rather hard to nail down in some cases, your character seems to move forward and around the NPC while he doesn't make contact with your shadow. I think it's just that I'm hitting it too early, but it can be really tight.
I just got flux II though and I'm starting to get into the change of stances, it's quite hard mechanically but very gratifying when you just shut the opponent down.
I've actually never played Nioh 1 ^^".