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First time I've ever heard of it - how long have you been using it?

Looks like some kind of mini transformer robot - not going to lie. It also seems to have all kinds of buttons all over the mouse which may cause a few misclicking issues because some of the buttons are in very awkward places.

It's not downloaded software though, it's a search engine that generates results without the practice of censoring certain results like Google does.

The cons are that they're ditching the mobile app and just mainly supporting PC and webapps which absolutely suck! Why would anyone make a decision like that?

I've seen several different Reddit posts highlighting the fact that they'll shut down your email address if you send something that they think is "inappropriate" even though it's none of their business what you want to send to another party via email. Just check this one out.

As @Shagger mentioned earlier in this thread, it's one that's designed with gamers in mind. Personally, I'd have given it a try if I wasn't already using six other browsers lol.

I plan to host my own cloud server either by using Nextcloud or by using Syncthing as I want to be in control of my data at all times.

I'd have to agree that for all its faults, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best games in terms of graphical detail that I can recall. I've played many great looking games on PC but Cyberpunk really did a great job in that department.

Pretty bizarre game if you ask me as you'd be playing as a bunch of cats. I haven't seen anything about it that captivates me.

Gray Fox's death in the original MGS really hit me till this day.

Mech Assault for the original Xbox was a game I always wanted to make a comeback in some way, shape or form. It had ridiculous amounts of customization for the mechs and the weapons were amazing and you could create synergies between different weapons and have devastating combos. It just never got the respect it deserved.

I agree - you'll never be able to exactly control life's circumstances despite the choices you make and I also believe that's how it should be in videogames. My gripe is that despite the choices you make, it seems that those choices never really mattered especially when you have the same generic ending. There needs to be a balance where the choices have and impact on an aspect of the ending. Not one extreme or the other.

When all the choices you made in-game no matter how varied still leads to the same ending in a videogame. It's like what was the point of giving us all those "choices" if we were still going to head down this road.

My approach is to craft my character from what his philosophy, backstory and then I create a character as close aesthetically as to what I envisioned my character looks like in my head and then I work on the other stuff afterwards.

Creators should be free to create what they originally intended to instead of being pressured into pleasing players whose opinion might change on a dime even if they get what they originally asked for.

The thing is every situation is unique in this regard and it comes down to a multitude of factors. For instance, EA, Activision and to an extend a few Ubisoft games always seem to have major design flaws in their modern games and that's usually because they don't really care about the quality of their product. They just want to put out a product to continue milking their fanbase. Very often, they're aware of them before launch but choose to correct it post-launch. With other companies, I agree that miscommunication between teams do tend to bring about these scenarios as you mentioned.

To be honest, I've never really tried it because I don't have the space for that without knocking something over or running straight into a wall lol.

The disappearance of all these predatory microtransaction systems and games being completely functional on release instead of being patched after a buggy release.

I wouldn't call that a cheat necessarily - that's more like an exploit and it's up to you if you want to use it in a single-player game. If it was a multiplayer game, I'd be more against it as that would give you an advantage over other human players.

At least once a week unless I've been away from my home for more than a week. Usually it's every three days but I may get lazy and reduce it to once a week.

Not that I know of - On a side note, is it still charging though? Do you have more than one controller? If you do, have you tried to plug the other one in and see what happens?

Sadly, there isn't a lot that can be done about it until it starts affecting them as well. Personally, I hate even buying things for retail prices lol.

Nope - from what I know, it's the same everywhere in the world.

That's why I think that parents especially the young ones of today need to undergo some kind of course because most don't have a clue about being one.