Eh, it's a good game just not what I wanted from a FF7 remake. I wanna be done with it already
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Eh, it's a good game just not what I wanted from a FF7 remake. I wanna be done with it already
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Does Amazon have ownership stake at all in Tubi?
I ask because I have two different Amazon Fire Sticks, and both keep pushing the Tubi app to the top of my “Recently used apps” list. I have used Tubi exactly one time, and that was to watch the Super Bowl in February. I think shenanigans are afoot.
The google machine says no
Somebody recommend a decent prebuilt gaming pc for around 2-2.5k~ ish. I'm too lazy to build one.
The older I get I find myself having that feeling even with games I truly enjoy. Like at a certain point, I’m having fun but I’m also like ok I’m ready for this to be over, I want to try the next thing. I haven’t had that “I want mooooooore” feeling after I finish a game for a long, long time
To be fair, I don't mow my own lawn.
If you don't mind the drive to Rockville and pick up a rig (may need to set the location to Rockville) - https://www.microcenter.com/search/s...&Ntt=powerspec
G450 12th gen I9 + RTX 5070 $2000. G453 for 14th gen i7 but you would need to tweak the voltages from default to not kill the cpu $2200.
G753 if you want go AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D + RX 9070 XT $2400
Any of the Intel CPUs that were frying themselves should have already all been updated at this point to prevent it
Gamers Nexus has some prebuilt reviews on their site.
If you have a Micro Center near you, I'll help you price something and they'll build it. #1 issue with most of the prebuilt computers is absolutely horrible thermals causing your system to throttle hard under basic loads. #2 issue is just poor part to cost.
is NZXT still good? thats what my current PC is, but i need to start looking for a new one too
Oh didn't bother to look for a VA location. Here's the link for that one Xno - https://www.microcenter.com/search/s...ec&storeid=081
Pretty much this. I definitely did and am enjoying myself, but honestly 120hrs is too long and I'm ready to be done with the experience and move onto new things without the feeling nagging me that I didn't complete the game yet.
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With Clair Obscur done I'm back on the Rogue Trader grind, probably gonna hold off any new games other then fighting game updates until I get done with it
I can absolutely see how this game supposedly takes 130 hours+ considering I'm still getting tutorials at 25 hours in, but so far it's so damn good
(God awful performance aside, but that's the Unity + Owlcar special)