Yeah I saw that :wacko:
idk why some people seem convinced that if they bought a game at some point, they can just rip files and shit. "Yeah I totally own it" :revwacko:
Yeah I saw that :wacko:
idk why some people seem convinced that if they bought a game at some point, they can just rip files and shit. "Yeah I totally own it" :revwacko:
I mean plenty of us actually do it, but you're delusional if you think it isn't piracy.
Don the eyepatch and care not :pirate:.
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Don't forget the gleeful rubbing of hands :muhaha: arrrrrrr
right. I've seen that argument so many times now whenever I see it I :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
Upgraded the drive in my NUC from 32GB to 256GB. I considered sticking the 32 in my laptop but I don't think it's worth bothering with.
that isn't worth using in a laptop unless it's running win 95 or 98 that thing would be filled in minutes :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
finished a quest in tribunal last night holy shit that litch nearly killed me I have like 479hp maxed end and wearing a full set of adamantium armor and wraithguard. it's a good thing I didn't try to start this content earlier
Yeah without cheating (cheat mods or console commands) the game can be quite tough compared to Oblivion and Skyrim. Even on low difficulty setting there are some places that can test you depending on lvl, stats, gear etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
I mean, hell, at the start of the game (after leaving census & excise) you can basically die immediately trying to fight a rat or scrib if you just go exploring :pwacko:
But it isn't as tough as the earlier games.
Doing a run in Civ 6 as Scotland. Kinda have a hankerin for watching Braveheart again now :P
It'd be additional space rather than a main drive but that was my general line of thinking on it. The HDD is fast enough for older games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Is that m2 drive?
Aye.