It’s something you have to worry about in basically all apartments (in the US–despite thin walls and no insulation, I never had loud and inconsiderate neighbors when I lived in Japan). You might get lucky and get a place with good soundproofing, but the odds are slim.
It’s repeated because it’s true. This is very common in the industry.
I can’t get Google Maps to recognize that my driveway is connected to the street I live on, not the street behind my house.
I also bought the Long Dark when it was still new in early access. Haven’t played it since, but it was fantastic even then and I felt I got my money’s worth.
Yeah, I’m somewhat interested in trying it, but not enough to pay more than ten bucks or so.
Part of the joy of PC gaming is how cheap and plentiful games are. You need to be special these days to warrant prices in the $15+ range.
It is very different from TL2. TL2 is very easy to pick up. Grim Dawn requires a little bit more thought about your character.
Grim Dawn works well with a controller and has very customizable loot filters so that you can restrict how much/what types of loot you see.
Grim Dawn is easily the best commercial (which is to say, not free like PoE) ARPG out there. If you like PoE, it’s probably the closest you’ll get to something similar in that character builds are more complex and customizable than in other games.
My last Google Pixel barely touched water and that was the end of that. Meanwhile, I remember a friend literally dropping his flip phone into a glass of beer (intentionally to show off its waterproofness) nearly two decades ago and it being perfectly fine after he took it out.
I don’t have a point, I’m just still bitter about the Pixel. I wish more companies would make smaller phones.
That’s a rather stiff and uncomfortable-looking hand position holding that controller.
Meanwhile, I find even the “smaller” XBox controllers to be utterly unusable and have/had no troubles at all with the PS3 controller. Would be nice if there were more options for each console so that both you and I could be satisfied, but sadly that is not how it’s done.
The PS3 controller was basically perfect for me. Comfortable, sensible configuration, and not ridiculously large for my not-man-sized hands.
If your family library has multiple copies of a game, multiple members of the family can play that game at the same time.
Sounds to me like no, only if you’re playing the same game which you both have copies of (which seems kind of pointless).
Did you read the article? Because that sounds really egregious.