I have a friend who lives in a dry cabin in Alaska. Only internet is a limited mobile hotspot. Games like Diablo 4 are pretty much off limits.
I understand that some games can really benefit from being always online, but I think it's important for games that can be played solo to have the offline option. The more choice the consumer has, the better.
Fantastic game but a little emotionally draining if you cry a lot. :)
I highly recommend Resurgence, but ONLY for the story. It was a nice little Star Trek adventure, but the game around it is lackluster and buggy. Some of the set pieces are gorgeous though.
Skillup is a great channel for reviews and news. Lately I've been enjoying FLEEKAZOID for humorous and edgy content, sometimes it's nice to not take something so seriously.
It would be a weird catharsis for sure. Don't get me wrong, I'm fully supportive of any and all charges against the cretin, but at the same time it's a reminder of just how ridiculous and sad the past 10 years have been.
Though I'm not much of a reader anymore, my wife has been absolutely obsessed with Sarah J Maas' Throne of Glass series. I enjoy listening to her talk about it and sum up the stories, wouldn't be surprised if it ended up on Netflix soon.
Any recommendations for audiobooks to listen to at work? I'm big on science/science fiction and philosophy, anything that challenges my way of thinking really.