It’s not that it’s minecraft, but just the fact we got another sword character that disappoints me.

As cute as it is, and it is really well done, it feels like they’re just using the same playbook they did for the Bump of Chicken Lotte commercial down to the people in the billboard at the end staring down at the main girl and boy.

But can I own more than like 6 personal ships?

If it gives you solace, when i was a facilities assistant at a college, I justified plugging in a psp to a brand new 40 something foot display as “learning how to do this for when someone needs to know how to work it”

Historically I’ve been able to convince myself on a console if I can find as much dollar value games as the console. For stuff like the PS3 it took years, the Vita was a day 1 purchase. At 7 or 8 games I think it’ll be spring of 2022 before I can really justify it unless something like a Gran Turismo bundle drops. 

So I hate the compromised qualities of a crossover and the plastic wheel cladding common among them.

My xbox one is the lightest gathering of games I own, and almost immediately I found myself grinding against that harddrive limit. Without leaning heavily on cloud and streaming there is no way even a terabyte is more than a stop gap for someone who intends to buy more than two or three games. And at that only half…

Oh I fully believe that the freedom they’ll have to design levels will be groundbreaking. All games based around a spinning disc have had that limitation for nearly 30 years.

The pull to upgrade to the next generation feels weird at this point.The last console cycle it felt like they were showing that the old version was a less good version. But this time around it just feels like there’s little drawback to staying with the current consoles outside of load times. 

Races like this make me wonder how different the points would be on the xfinity and trucks if we didnt let the cup guys eat their lunch

The softened attrition of a Nascar race has really diminished it’s endurance feeling. The old races without stages or lucky dogs and instead had banging out the fender just to try and scrape a few more points with a top 10 still possible 4 laps down. As boring as some people find a fuel race, I love the tension it…

Nascar used to be all but an endurance race series. You would see races where the attrition rate was most of the field. Near 40 car fields, 3 cars on the lead lap and the guy in 9th crashed out.

That seems a fair one to consider but sadly my company is very corperate tight on the 200 for what theyll pay. Looks like the carder and the marrett are the simple choices with the hon convergence off to the side. But 30 dollars over is an easy ask ontop of the stipend route so ill look into it. Thanks

I know this feeling. Im down to a single wood chair held together with hope and glue and some ancient wicker dining chairs from a dads friend that shed every time i use them. My company has a stipend for a free desk chair from staples from a list or 200 dollars worth of stipend. But its such a headache deciding on one…

I love individual elements like the rear steer and the lined wood and quilted seats.

Gran Turismo has a reputation with trophy difficulty. “Beat the game” for the numbered games always include winning atleast 2 real time 24 hour races.

Don’t get me wrong, Platinums should be a relative challenge. They are the top trophy, awarded for the culmination of everything in that game.

Oh definitely keep the theme of the game in mind for a trophy list. Hard games with speedruns in mind, racing games with endurance racing in mind, collectathon games with collectibles in mind. It’s a platinum, it’s a top trophy.

AC II was one of my favorite platinums that I ended up getting. I was still having fun with the game when it finished and I was like 90% to the trophy just because I enjoyed myself. After black flag I faded away from the series but if I find a moment Odyssey is definitely on my radar.