I'm hungry for those, heres what I bought todayfood. my freezer was literally empty. well, nothing worth eating. all that was inside it was a packet of frozen chillis and icecream/ice lollies. i hate freezing chillis as i prefer them to dry out for a stronger taste and it's too fucking cold for icecream/lollies.
food i bought:
2 bags of baby potatoes (fucking love boiled potatoes with a fuck load of butter)
bag of chips.
waffles
hash browns
croquettes
vegeterian chicken nuggets
vegeterian fish fingers
vegeterian fish fillet
vegetable fingers
vegeterian chicken dippers
smileys
potato stars
can you guess what my favourite kind of food is? potato. and yes i still buy food aimed at kids. these are lovely:
i was thinking also about buying Nier Automata for Switch but I don't know. I have it on PC so could play it there but I need to mod it to get it working. On one hand I can't be arsed setting it up so it makes sense to get it on Switch but then i'm buying a game i already own. That said, I definitely ain't cancelling my Persona 5 Royal preorder lol. 2 weeks to go!
not bought anything else. might get a take out tonight though.
lol how did you go from "i don't care if it's shit" to "i returned the lite as it's shit" ? what was it that made you think nah this really is shit i can't deal with it?
i agree, the OLED Switch is what the original model should've been. the 2019 revision isn't bad and as much as i love OLED the screen on the 2017/2019 model didn't bother me it was just those huge bezels. the OLED feels more solid and has a much better kickstand. the speakers are meant to be better too but i don't notice any difference.
They're not for you or you get super addicted?I quickly remembered why I gave up on those games lol.
Both I suppose lol.They're not for you or you get super addicted?
I wish I liked football enough to get into it. I love spreadsheets and data. I see the devs have an old Hockey Manager game that might be more up my alley.Both I suppose lol.
They are addictive and time goes by so damn fast. I played 3 hours of FM23 and it felt like only half an hour lol. I went over the 2 hour limit but still Steam refunded me.
I enjoyed previous games. The last one I bought was 2020. For some reason 23 felt way more overwhelming to me. I know it's a mangement simulator but the amount of micromanagement is insane. I used to delegate a lot of stuff like scouting, staff, individual training, contract negotations so i could just focus on signing players, creating a tactic, and picking my team. You can still do that but I don't know it just feels quite different.
Usually when I play i always become manager of my favourite club so I'm going into a club that has quite a bit of money to spend, professional players, exisiting scouts/medics/directors, good training facilities, etc. This time I started unemployed, went into a semi professional team, and had a super tight budget (£10k transfer, £4.5k/week wages). I did think about scrapping that and going to my favourite club but I couldn't be arsed with it.
I'll probably just wait for FIFA 23 to go on sale and pick that up
I've never played it but there is an F1 management game.I wish I liked football enough to get into it. I love spreadsheets and data. I see the devs have an old Hockey Manager game that might be more up my alley.
For some reason devs(for most games) think that pilling up mechanics on top of mechanics(complexity) makes game more enjoyable. Can't really talk for managers, but shooters and slashers got that problem lately. It used to be that you have a few mechanics, but gun play feels good so you just enjoy the game. Now you have abilities or some sort of micromanagement cooldowns to do stuff, etc, etc.Both I suppose lol.
They are addictive and time goes by so damn fast. I played 3 hours of FM23 and it felt like only half an hour lol. I went over the 2 hour limit but still Steam refunded me.
I enjoyed previous games. The last one I bought was 2020. For some reason 23 felt way more overwhelming to me. I know it's a mangement simulator but the amount of micromanagement is insane. I used to delegate a lot of stuff like scouting, staff, individual training, contract negotations so i could just focus on signing players, creating a tactic, and picking my team. You can still do that but I don't know it just feels quite different.
Usually when I play i always become manager of my favourite club so I'm going into a club that has quite a bit of money to spend, professional players, exisiting scouts/medics/directors, good training facilities, etc. This time I started unemployed, went into a semi professional team, and had a super tight budget (£10k transfer, £4.5k/week wages). I did think about scrapping that and going to my favourite club but I couldn't be arsed with it.
I'll probably just wait for FIFA 23 to go on sale and pick that up
For some reason devs(for most games) think that pilling up mechanics on top of mechanics(complexity) makes game more enjoyable. Can't really talk for managers, but shooters and slashers got that problem lately. It used to be that you have a few mechanics, but gun play (remember CS and stuff with tight feeling M4 and AR-15 ) feels good so you just enjoy the game. Now you have abilities or some sort of micromanagement cooldowns to do stuff, etc, etc.
You know that just made me think of Doom Eternal lol.For some reason devs(for most games) think that pilling up mechanics on top of mechanics(complexity) makes game more enjoyable. Can't really talk for managers, but shooters and slashers got that problem lately. It used to be that you have a few mechanics, but gun play feels good so you just enjoy the game. Now you have abilities or some sort of micromanagement cooldowns to do stuff, etc, etc.
I mean that's prime example, maybe not as drastic of a change, still felt okay-ish in Eternal. But definitely a lot more micromanagement compared to 2016. I'd say my best example of keeping it simple and just upgrading what you have is Bioshock series: in first you've had some micromanagement, it's been a bit clunky to shoot - still felt good. Instead of pilling up mechanics, by the time Bioshock infinite came out devs polished out systems without adding too much bulk on top: now you can shoot and use plasmids, alternative plasmid usage(traps). Some decisions are more questionable(only 2 gun slots, no first aid kits to carry, etc), but it kinda made game more dynamic, esp on harder difficulties.You know that just made me think of Doom Eternal lol.
In Doom (2016) you had a couple guns, a grenade, and a health bar. Maybe some armor. There were loadouts/skills and items you could find to boost your stats/attacks but it wasn't in your face. The game felt simple in that all it wanted you to do was go out and slay demons to a kick ass soundtrack.
Doom Eternal felt like they were trying too hard by adding more stuff to it. You had more guns, attacks, moves, etc and you could do more upgrades. It felt like they added it all in just for the sake of being like "look what's new!" and forgot what made the first game so good.
It's been a while since I played them so my memory isn't great but I think this sums it up... There's just more shit on the screen to keep track of. It's a mess:
Best golf game ever! I still play it today on mvs with mates
Nice choice, they make good wheels. Hope you bought a beefy version as you can't go too strong for an ebike.
Bought new wheels for my emtb.
Carbon WeAreOne Union with Sapim Race spokes and Erase hubs. $2.5k AUD for the wheels. Worth it? Dunno, huge amount of money for wheels, but definitely feels like it tracks better, feels more lively on the trail and seems to give me a bit more pop on jumps (not that I can jump for shit, but definitely feels better).
Also new brake rotor and pads for the rear after I cooked my standard ones.
Yeh they are the Union 30mm for Enduros, the next model is the Strife for Downhill.Nice choice, they make good wheels. Hope you bought a beefy version as you can't go too strong for an ebike.
Absolute shite! The finish smeared off lol, so bought another set.Urethral dilator set.
...look super blurry
An elite series 2 custom design.
Exactly how I did it. Not trying to take a photo of my new controller quickly before my wife walks in or anything.Radial blur means it’s an action shot. The only possibility is that the camera was on a timer and then thrown toward the controller with the perfect amount of delay.
A wonderful Alocasia Zebrina you've got there. The endboss! Don't put them on the dark windowsill! May the plant gods be with you!
It says 50/50 light/shadow and no direct sunlight unless I'm wrong!
I'm sure to nourish my new additions to my green family <3