Took the 4th one, thank you
I aim to please ^^ Alright, so they're all taken then, good! Have fun!
As a matter of fact, they already promised they will.
).
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
Do the right thing and buy a 1200p 24inch monitor. The extra vertical space provided by the 16:10 aspect ratio is pretty good. I'd recommend a 60hz IPS monitor. Sure, 120hz is better, but there's no IPS monitor that has a refresh rate higher than 60hz. T-N is for chumps, also who cares about 3D.
Under those specs, the one I like the most is the Dell Ultra Sharp U2412M. It has a nice warranty and one of the best dead pixel protection programs (if I'm not mistaken). $270 on Amazon. Not surprisingly, The Wirecutter recommends it as well on the "good 24 inch monitor" list. It's a nice read and compares it to other monitors.
If you really want to go balls out crazy and don't really care about multiple resolution support, fancy "modes" that you will never touch, multiple inputs to connect everything on your house, which you will never do, and crap like that, there's always the Hong Kong Panel from Monoprice route. They have a great warranty and it's a much safer bet than importing one from Hong Kong directly. The only real downside is that you'll have to output games at 2560x1440 (and that it's a 16:9 screen..
I'd stick with 1920x1200 24inch monitors for now. Mostly because you can buy mid-tier videocards and have a kickass experience.
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
The extra 120 pixels are not really for gaming. In fact, some games will only render 1080p and fill those extra 60 pixels on top and bottom with a black bar. Yay for console ports
It's mostly for browsing and day-to-day use. It really makes a difference.
270 for that dell monitor is not that expensive, if you start to do some research. 24inch 1080p monitors are usually 150-200 dollars. I do understand your point, but you should keep an eye out for deals (like the one on Amazon, it was 300 dollars last week).
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
Happy birthday.
I figured because it gives exposure to the game and there's a lot of potential sales to be had. Even selling the keys on their own site at the discounted rate wouldn't get people to notice the game in the same way. I'm sure there's a lot of developers that'd like to have everyone receive a coupon for their game and I doubt Valve just randomly decides to do it. Maybe they do, I just wondered if it was a kind of marketing and whether Valve would charge for the privilege.
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
Today's my birthday, and I woke up and saw I had 6 steam notifications. I thought to myself "Sweet!" thinking maybe some of my friends/family gifted me games.
5 coupons for Foul Play, 1 for Volgarr the Viking.
I wonder if Liberation HD will include the mission where you get to play as Connor too.
Oh damn that's hot.
