The only way is to not start nibbling. Be the one who always says no. Because, for me anyways, if I eat one, I don’t stop.

The Hudson village quest is really enjoyable, and the village you help create is well worth the effort.

Firstly, they’re competing, not contradictory.

My laptop is strictly for office stuff, with a bit of moderate excel use at the absolute heaviest. So for me power is secondary, though it at least needs enough grunt to run a nice high res monitor when it’s docked at the office.

I love some of these devices in terms of their physical design. But then I realise Id have to use Windows and they get a lot less appealing.

Awful tune. None of the crucial manc swagger, just cheesy pie nonsense that sounds like it was fashioned in the worst of the late britpop era.

That looks very average. In fact that looks like Doom 3 with a high res texture pack stuck on it. Maybe it will play better than it appears to from that vid.

On which handset?

Never understood the lack of love for this game. Its the equivalent of a high quality all you can eat buffet. Not the most refined, not the most original, but big, fun & extremely satisfying.

Skyrim and Oblivion were both as good as it got when released.

Is it just me or do those graphics look fairly mediocre?

Does a whole third of my screen really have to be plain white? And must I zoom out every single time I visit the site?

No Quake? shame on you.

Id be interested to see if this changes the feel of the game. There are plenty of games Ive played with home made texture packs where the textures are higher res & nicely done, but it somehow makes the overall game feel home made rather than professional. System Shock 2 jumps out as an example.

Please let them add a LAN only option.

At last! This made chrome unusable on 6+ since the back button was at the very top left of the screen and unreachable with one hand.

Great app, but was too buggy to use daily. If they get it stable, it's the best on the market.

Including business subscriptions?

an article in the same fashion serious eats

Chefs are paid professionals. This is more like going to your mates house and telling him his cooking is shit.