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I refuse to get even a little excited unless something is officially announced. harrumph

I’m personally done with BioWare- although, I don’t mean this as facetiously as it sounds, but I’m glad a lot of folks are liking veilguard (even if it’s not meeting absurd corporate expectations/budget).

Summoning Salt rarely does anything “new” in his videos but when I think about it, there’s no need. His style is super comfy. Love the build up, love the music, always great explanations.

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I’m shocked, SHOCKED! Well, not that shocked.

I’m the same way. I feel like I check it out after every expansion but it never really grabs me. To me, most of the systems feel quite separate from each other, and a lot of stuff feels the same despite procedural generation (space stations, buildings and bases on planets, planets themselves). I feel like a tighter focus would make for a more engaging game, but there are obviously tens of thousands of people enjoying its current state

I mean, it is literally the 20th anniversary, so it’s not that out of place

Waiting makes sense- as beloved as the first one is, didn’t that one take a while to get stable?

I expect the worst but I hope for the best. Maybe we’ll get Fallout or maybe we’ll get Halo…

Doesn’t take himself too seriously, either. “I’ve accepted my true place in the acting world, which is to be the guy who turns up when you order Henry Cavill from Wish”

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lLrK_9i6WMU&t=75s

Like others, I’ve had good experiences with eBay- just look for reputable sellers (good reviews, not a brand new seller, etc). Most of what I bought was fine, but the ones that were dead on arrival I was able to get replaced within their warranty window. Just be sure to test what you get as soon as it arrives.

Nice of you to google this so OP didn’t have to…

No man’s Sky still has a heart of jank, but it undeniably has a heart

I found UrBackup to be very easy to use. Very little nitty-gritty setup and configuration required to get started. I have a feeling those with more experience will (rightly) pick apart if I’m missing something egregiously bad about it, but it worked for my small homelab use cases.

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Seems like it! That reminds me- I should watch Dredd again!

Not very good

Consider your teacher’s experience with technology here. They may not understand other setups as well as zoom. Plus if there is technical trouble, that may cut into your instruction time. I’m not a huge fan of big-company services like zoom, Skype, teams, or similar, but unless you and your contacts have the time and know-how to troubleshoot issues if they arise, you may want to stick with a known thing like zoom.

It is, but Steam has a habit of iterating, maybe we’ll see an updated Steam Link- like device in the future?