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  • Honestly from someone who has a backlog of hundreds of games, this is probably a plus. Too many games nowadays have filler that don't add to the enjoyment of the game. Sometimes I might wish a game was longer, but longer in the areas I found enjoyable, not endless fetch quests

  • Gaming these days, at least multiplayer or those "games as a service" games, just seems so shitty. With all of the "gacha" aspects of lootboxes, or battle passes where you have to pay to play the game, or just plain predatory psychology manipulation to get you to buy random stuff... Games nowadays feel like you're basically working a second job, or you can pay money so that you don't have to work the second job because it's not fun.

  • If it's only food, it's definitely possible. Rice and beans is probably less than 50 cents a day. Then you can get some cheap chicken thighs for like 1.50 a pound. Then get some carrots, broccoli, and onions. It should cover the majority of your nutrient needs for $4 dollars a day.

  • I really want to buy from Gog but

    1. Their games often don't work as well in multiplayer, at least not with steam users where the majority of my friends have their games. Along with this, it's a pain getting steam workshop mods working
    2. Their bundles kinda suck without sites like Fanatical or Humble offering gog codes

    That said, I do buy from them when it's an older game like heroes of might and magic (goes back to the site's roots as Good Old Games I guess). Or when it's a single player experience without a lot of mod support, like Jrpgs