Patrik

i know about the thermal throttling thingy, but i actually didn't know that it's way low with legion laptops :(, that's just bad to be honest, some laptops even hit mid 90's just fine when gaming

i don't think i will be in need of light to locate 3 buttons and a scroll xD

it doesn't work always unfortunately, by using that, you are just pushing a game to be compatible with the system and not really emulating it like it's working on the chosen system itself :-(

that's been an issue in almost every gaming laptop based on the reviews, so undervolting is the solution, even if there is a small drop in performance

Nothing to be honest, the only reason why i'm not into VR is that i lack space in the place where i'm living in (which is an issue that you can't probably fix in VR)

maybe because violence becomes a normal thing to you in video games and stops being overrated (personal opinion)

this extended intro from Valve games

Playing multiple storylines at the same time, this stole the pure fun of enjoying each of them, or making delays in gameplay, for example, playing a game once in a while, that delay kills you concentration on the storyline

For me, it's 2015, i was still new and there was not so much toxicity (in the game i started in) around, Glad that i enjoyed my time back then as a noob

GTA SAMP (san andreas multiplayer), it's the game that i'm playing more than everything else to be honest

Something like the Witcher/Elder Scrolls etc... i always believed that they are so chill based on the gameplays i saw on youtube but still never managed to give them a try

was on steam for 0.99$ that i even forgot its name but it was worth the "money" xd

Yeah it happens, nothing to feel embarrassed about :D, i remember sitting without PC for almost 4 months just because i didn't know about the ram beep issue xD

well yeah this too, but i was actually talking about the offline GTA's in general :P

here i found a pretty similar thing, not the same topic, but same concept https://www.quora.com/Why-do-printer-companies-sell-their-machines-at-a-loss-and-have-the-refill-cartridges-cost-more-than-the-machine-alone

well yeah, atleast it should be something else besides chasing revenge or ending up the game with betrayal every single time :(

this ain't easy and might make the mouse un-usable in my case xD, the mouse has RGB on the sides as well, covering that might prevents the buttons from clicking

They didn't mean they are losing in general, they just mentioned that they are losing when it comes to selling consoles, they are still making money in general, that's like selling forks on a loss but earning double of that loss from selling food

Nope. it makes sense if you look at the price per performance the consoles are offering compared to their pc's equivalent, you'll find out that they are way cheaper, for example, a PS4 offers you GTA V on 30 fps on low settings for a price of 200$ (in 2014 for example), a pc that offers you the same performance surely costs more, which means, the console is being sold at loss

in my case, it's just a small light bulb (idk if that's its proper name anyways xd) that keeps shining, cutting it is real easy, but again, that RGB is distracting only in night :(

I noticed that the betrayal scenario has been a thing in almost every GTA game, which actually annoys me, do you think that Rockstar will finally come up with new oriented storylines or people will be able to predict that GTA 6 will include betrayal as a plot twist as usual?

"Unholy" seems to be having that rare vibe you get when playing horror games, excited to give it a try

i actually hate it when some games have to change a bit to be adapted with current generations :(, but it's still nice to see the game surviving for 31 years!

bruh, why would you need all of that ram lmao, even Escape from Tarkov needs a maximum of 20 GB's and it's known to be a serious ram eater

depends on what time i'm playing on, it's always high on day due to the sunlight in the room that makes the monitor harder to see, but lower in nights