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Legion - 8/10

I heard about it and I'm considering giving it a chance. How long have you been playing it?

How's everyone doing? I got new Air fryer the other day and I must say that it is so much easier to fry certain foods.

We all hit that mid-day slump or need a quick pick-me-up. What’s your favorite food that gives you a natural energy boost? Whether it’s a snack, meal, or drink, share what works best for you to stay energized throughout the day. Does it rely on protein, carbs, or maybe a secret ingredient?

I'm always looking for new sweet and spicy combos to try. Whether it's a snack, a dish, or even a drink, I’d love to know what blends of heat and sweetness you enjoy most. Do you have any go-to meals or unusual combinations that hit the perfect balance of both?

When it comes to clothing, would you prefer a massive wardrobe with tons of options for every occasion, or would you rather invest in a few high-quality, timeless pieces that last longer? Do you think having more clothes gives you more flexibility, or is it better to focus on quality and longevity?

When it comes to skill development, which do you find more rewarding: learning a completely new concept or technique, or diving deeper into something you're already familiar with to master it? Do you thrive on the challenge of new experiences, or do you get satisfaction from refining and perfecting existing knowledge?

If you could choose, would you prefer more time to dedicate to your hobbies and personal interests, or would you rather have more time to focus on your career and work? How do you think it would impact your happiness and overall well-being? What do you think strikes a better balance for a fulfilling life?

I’ve been thinking about how often to replace gaming accessories like a mouse, keyboard, or even a headset. Some people seem to hold on to theirs until they break, while others seem to upgrade every year or so. What’s your replacement cycle? Do you go for durability or are you always looking for the latest features?

Hey everyone, I'm curious to hear how you manage thermal performance in your gaming PCs. Do you rely on stock cooling solutions, or have you upgraded to custom water cooling or high-end air coolers? What are your strategies for keeping temperatures down during intense gaming sessions? Any tips on cable management, airflow optimization, or specific cooling products you'd recommend?

With the release of devices like the Steam Deck and upcoming models, it feels like PC handhelds are pushing the limits of what we expect from portable gaming. These devices offer console-level performance, but are we starting to see diminishing returns on portability for power? Are we losing the "handheld" aspect by packing so much hardware into such small devices? What do you think? Are these devices becoming too powerful, or is it the future of portable gaming?

With CES 2025 wrapped up, there were some exciting new handheld PCs on display. From the sleek designs to upgraded specs, it was tough to pick a favorite! Which PC handheld impressed you the most this year? Was it the performance, features, or something else that caught your attention?

Acer's Nitro Blaze 11, unveiled at CES 2025, is a game-changer in the handheld PC gaming space. With a massive 10.95-inch WQXGA display, detachable controllers, and powerful specs like an AMD Ryzen 7 8840HS and 16GB of RAM, it delivers top-tier performance and an immersive gaming experience. While it’s not pocket-sized, its sheer size and power make it a standout contender for gamers on the go who want nothing less than excellence. Here's more about it: https://www.techtimes.com/articles/309016/20250110/ces-2025-acers-nitro-blaze-11-biggest-them-all-almost-11-inch-screen-pc-handheld.htm

I got a new phone already - it's a Motorola Edge 2022 and it's pretty powerful.

Nah. That's too little for me.

Yep - I want to keep my place like that as well. I don't want to live in a swamp.

I've been canoeing a few times, mostly on calm lakes. It was peaceful, and I loved being surrounded by nature. As a beginner, I found it pretty easy, but balance can be tricky at first. A good tip I’d offer is to focus on keeping your strokes steady and avoiding jerky movements. Also, make sure your equipment fits you comfortably.

I’m torn between the two! Flying is great for longer trips, but there’s something special about a road trip with good company and music. It really depends on the distance and the kind of vacation I’m looking for.