Vengefu1Tuna

Second this, it's my usual go to when I want something that doesn't take a ton of brain power. It can also be played with only one hand on the Deck (mapping A and B to L4 and L5).

I mainly look at profiles to see people's avatars. I just think they're neat.

I miss the specific game subs, like Elden Ring, Satisfactory, Hades, etc. I don't think we have the population yet to have subs like these with lots of content posted each day.

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"...into believing she is crazy by changing the intensity of the gas lamps within their home. He does other crazy-making things like knocking on the walls or moving/disappearing items around the house. This obviously brought up some questions from Paula, the grieving and rich wife he had quickly married after discovering she had wealth."

There's been a few recent remasters that weren't optimized well, but this one runs at 40 fps with no adjustments. I was expecting 30-35 at best.

I just started Bioshock 2 Remastered. It runs surprisingly well.

Another big factor is developer engine knowledge. It's expensive to train developers on a new or unpopular engine when you can hire plenty of devs who are already familiar with a popular engine like Unreal. 343i continues to have this issue with Halo Infinite running on their Slipspace engine, which is why (IIRC) they're switching to Unreal for future games.

The rich with rice: 8/10

Thank you for your suggestion.

I must be old, I don't have a clue what this means.

I agree, his character felt a bit 2D in Solo. If they had gone with Lando's backstory from the book, it would've added a lot to his character. Not knowing how to pilot is a fantastic character flaw. It adds new motivations to move the story forward and makes Lando more relatable. Being a bad card player is an ok flaw, but it's made null by being good at cheating. He's solved his own problem, so nothing is added to his character except a little flavor.

With all that he's putting on the line, David Grusch appears to believe what he's saying. But is it possible the documents David Grusch came across were fabricated? Would the US government have any incentive to fabricate these records and keep them highly classified?