I’m the same way. Any game with a level editor or something where I have to build something feels like a waste of time. I’m spending time building someone else’s game instead of my own… so I just start working on my own thing instead.
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Assassin's Creed Origins is getting bombed with negative reviews because of Microsoft’s 24H2 Windows 11 update which has bricked the game for a lot of people.
Yes I’ve used PC VR with my quest, but it’s not as nice as just putting the headset on and jumping into a standalone experience.
Assassin's Creed Origins is getting bombed with negative reviews because of Microsoft’s 24H2 Windows 11 update which has bricked the game for a lot of people.
I play it on my steam deck and I disagree. It still holds up imo, and I still enjoy it more than Mario kart 64.The steering might not be what you’re used to , but once you get the hang of it it’s better.
It’s on my wishlist… but I haven’t had time to play anything else since I’ve spent most my time in satisfactory
I had fun with it. I don’t pay attention to the story anyway. Skyrim and oblivion didn’t have great stories imho either.
I was banned from a community on Reddit for brigading once, but I had found the thread on my own and participated.I don’t know if they actually thought I was brigading or if they just didn’t agree with me. Probably both.
It’s just like any tool.I use photoshop for instance to edit photos rather than editing them in paint.Sure I might be able to do the same thing without it, but it makes the process much faster.
I use it to summarize things for me. Or rewrite something I’ve written a bit better. I usually need to spot check it, but it’s still nice to have.
I think the stock market is fine. It allows the people to own a bit of the companies they work for and buy from.I don’t see anything wrong with that in theory.
That doesn’t seem like much to me. Maybe not technically poverty but certainly not rich.