

Thanks, i’ll take a look at those.
Thanks, i’ll take a look at those.
What extension do you use?
Same here. The most coop fun I had since Deep Rock Galactic.
Except that with their other games, each DLC not only adds a bunch of content but also brings with it a significant free update to the base game. So there it’s clear that the DLCs fund the base game too.
It’s regularly on sale for 5-ish dollar. A must buy!
That was awesome!
I installed it on my new work laptop last week because bookworm lacked drivers for it. Works fine so far, except the audio card (intel) isn’t recognized.
So, it’s “Xeeting” now instead of “tweeting” or simply “posting”?
Good. And I hope HBO faces similar backlash over the new Harty Potter TV series.
Mine too, but it’s not a visa card. Just compatible with visa terminals. Mine also says cirrus, maestro and a few other payment systems.
Generally the world has that. There’s SWIFT and EPI in Europe, EPAA in Asia and Pix is South America. The biggest credit card market is North America.
This week is more Enderal for me. A free total conversion of Skyrim (you need Skyrim obviously). It’s a complete new game with new mechanics, story, skills, etc. It’s fully voiced and waaaay better than Skyrim IMHO.
Classic WoW requires a subscription too
Ohhh, this looks cool
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1551980/Clive_Barkers_Hellraiser_Revival/
A lot of things are weird in the US
True, but refusing credit cards means cutting of a very large portion of your customers.
They can’t not accept credit cards, so they will have to deal with them one way or the other. If only the US had a decent payment system instead of credit cards…
I would love to see different games in the same setting too. It’s a good setting
I finished “Hardspace: Shipbreaker”. It was pretty fun! Much better story than most sim games.
I’m mow playing “Enderal”, a totally free full conversion of Skyrim. You need Skyrim, obviously, but everything is new. New world, story, questlines, skill trees, everything. So far it’s really, really good. Much better than Skyrim. It’s difficult, but there is no level scaling so you can actually revisit areas when you levelled up.
Sometimes I find out I forgot to turn on the dishwasher an hour before dinner. A fast option is nice then.