I had mine remapped as far back as the Note 4.
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The 256GB storage is expandable via microSD cards up to 1TB. Both phones have 3.5mm headphone jacks.
The second game had day one DLC with that Cerberus Pack thing.
Not to mention the additional crew members.
And the last game had the DLC baked onto the disk.
And really needed the free Extended Cut DLC to make a halfway decent ending...and the Citadel DLC to have a proper send-off to the cast...and fucking Javik.
ME has done a whole lot really well, but "finished on release" is nowhere on that list.
Really? It was mostly just boring, empty space with collectibles and other standard open-world nonsense to make the game seem longer than it was. The combat was easily a more worthwhile quality, imo.
It's totally fair. Other companies _could _engage in more dialog with players and take feedback into consideration before release, but they'd rather lean on their prior accolades and slowly leak teaser trailers and whatnot to build hype instead.
This wasn't my experience. Shadowheart just confronted me after, giving me the option to choose who to stick with in a pretty obvious way.
What's the size of this jail cell vs. a 1 bedroom apartment apartment in NYC you can afford solo?
Different guy, but I jumped from GPM to Plex/Tidal back when GPM died. While I mostly listen to my own files via Plex, the Tidal integration and it's playlists are most of what I use for discovery now, and my only complaint is that it doesn't integrate into the Plex/Plexamp apps like the bulk of the library does.
There's a "Daily Discovery" playlist that mixes new (to you) artists + new (to you) tracks from artists already in the library, a "New Arrivals" list for new (to exist) releases from artists you listen to, and ~5 rotating mixes based on artists you've listened to lately. I find the latter to be the closest to GPM's "I'm feeling lucky" though. They're a bit more narrow in scope, but there's 5 of them so there's usually one that goes into the direction I want at the moment.
Having a Plex library, Tidal also opens up options for on-the-fly "radio" stations built into Plex. It has things such as "artist radio" which will play similar artists, which is also an option depending on how much music discovery you're looking to have available.
(Sorry for the long-winded reply, but you've got good opinions elsewhere in this thread and were asking a question I've put entirely too much thought into over the years, so figured I'd aim for thorough).
Looks like you comment more than you boost though.
Same. That weird free game started a lifelong appreciation for the genre.