Where are you getting a CRT and Wii for that price?

I am continuously shocked that people play things like BG3 or Cyberpunk on their Steam Deck. I love my Deck, and play it lots, but those games run like absolute garbage on it.

Except for the ethical question of how the AI was trained, or the environmental aspect of using it.

Too bad they are leaning into AI.

never heard of the guy

Director behind some of the best RPGs of all time. Baldur’s Gate 2, KotOR, Neverwinter Nights, Mass Effect, Jade Empire.

Relatable.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is too slow paced imho for what you’re looking for.

Both GTA5 and Just Cause 3 (or 4) are genuinely good picks for what you’re after.

I’ve absolutely seen people who like 3 more than NV. Hell, I might be among them.

I mean, Crucial is just the name that Micron puts on the memory they want to sell to consumers. So this story is basically just, “Micron no longer wants to sell to consumers”.

And it has nothing to do with Boston. Nor was New York Fries have anything to do with New York.

Why is that funny or surprising? Boston is not known for its deep dish; that is Chicago.

That would just be even more dull imho. The combat was already incredibly janky. The only thing that gave it any dynamic was needing to utilize all your tools.

Honestly never clicked with witcher 3. The characters and world are great but the gameplay was so incredibly dull.

The article is using it because FitGirl uses it.

Not even a mention of Clocktower.

First aid procedures.

Is it just video gaming or is tabletop gaming included?

Well, the post mentions Thanksgiving, and since it’s not October anymore, it’s safe to some the OOP is talking about American Thanksgiving, so they are addressing Americans primarily, yes.

However, gender norms are not a uniquely American thing. And it’s kind of weird to act like they are.

Also, someone posting some good advice online doesn’t need to be a profound realization. Sometimes it’s just someone sharing a good idea. You come across in these comments as rather pretentious.

Lots of people. I don’t think it’s a weird assumption at all.

Edited for typo

Sooo, a Switch?