I think capitalism is fine in principle, but like anything else that needs limits and rules that people are willing to enforce.

There is no likely scenario in which I would pay $2,000 for a video card.

90 minutes of Looney Tunes.

The background art in the early ones was beautiful.

Guess their free giveaways kinda work as a promotion then.

I’m cheap, once I get the game free somewhere I take it off my Steam wishlist.

I like Heroic but it doesn’t always help. I spent hours yesterday trying to get the Hot Wheels game working and never did get it working in game mode, only desktop.

I too have basically all of them. A few have caught my interest on PC. More than a few were a big pain to get working on Steam Deck even with Heroic Launcher.

I use an Anker Usb-c hub, it has USB 3 input ports for controllers and flash drives, and HDMI out for the TV.

Sweeney’s attitude doesn’t make me want to ever ever buy anything from modern Epic Games, but I will claim free stuff.

Jehova!!

Short phrases like “I can’t talk, I’m working” and “I don’t really want to talk thanks.”

Then ignore them until they leave.

Always knew it was a good idea to dodge the Nvidia app. Everything running in the background can affect performance. I got by on low end hardware for years because I had an optimized system.

This is the answer, you can actually visually see what’s taking the storage space.

I don’t know but it’s always amusing how some users can quickly tap/click a few things and find things you never knew existed.

As long as you realize you don’t have to eat and the time constraints aren’t as tough as it first seems.

We all figured that. The question is will there be any additional single player content.

Yes I don’t like enemies that spawn. Especially in a single player game I think a world where everything gets created with the game world and stays that way is very interesting. Of course it’s good if events can change the sandbox, like if you don’t deal with a goblin camp near the village then they raid the village later.

No intelligent life.

Don’t tell any boss specifics of what you’re doing. If you have to tell anyone only tell close coworkers that won’t blab to others.

If he has no new ideas for consoles that’s why he’s a former boss.