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I've made it with 10Ah as well but carrying cameras and such it is nice being able to charge stuff up and also have battery enough to power my headlamp at night. I can understand why people want more charge.

Best thing I've done in my lifetime.

Probably works as long as you don't have to sleep really cold. I slept with a pad with good R rating on snow, froze my ass off anyway.

They were not viable because of taxes added to make them not viable.

I agree with you however the guy he replied to us speaking half truths and most likely knows it.

France didn't maintain their nuclear plants during COVID-19 and as a result suffer the consequences now (or rather all of Europe). Furthermore the heat has only made for less than half percent of lost production.

Developing games however...

Well stop playing shit titles and this is less of a problem.

Have you played any sandbox games more seriously and joined some guilds etc? I would say WoW was more of a "world" in the start (but not on a comparable level to others) and turned less and less so over time. The one thing blizzard always managed really well however is a crazy level of polish. I am sure they could make any kind of game really shine.

I was thinking of something similar recently as I am a big fanatic of PvP games of different kinds. Problem is as I get older I have less time to play to keep up with my enemies and would love to have "adult" servers which are only on at certain times of the day (maybe even with some auto grinding on the off hours). To allow people to be on more even footing. I bet there would be a decent chunk of people who would enjoy this.

If you can passively make more money with more characters what stops someone from having a ton of accounts and just funneling resources?

Not true, EVE, Albion are like that (and probably a good number of others). Some survival type games with PvP features parts of that as well although they are regularly wiped. While the demand is smaller than mainstream MMOs the following is way more hardcore, there is a reason some of these games are going strong after 15-20 years.

I would say it is definitely a contender for the best fps. Especially if you play it in a eSports manner with a dedicated team. Not many games that can compete with what ow is doing. Very excited to see what ow2 brings.

Even small teams have great use of unreals tools. Hard to grasp it all but extremely useful.

Even after this acquisition Sony is still the bigger fish in terms of games.

If I am running a game at under 60 fps or less I probably will assume something is wrong. I feel pretty bad if I sit and stare at a low fps game too long. 4k I do not give a rats ass about however.

I had a lot of pain, started stretching my fingers and it was gone in a week. Can recommend.

Mullvad is definitely the ones I'd trust the most.

Isn't it still in deprecation hell? Do they even have a recommended proper own network solution?

Everytime I use unreal I'm blown away by how smooth it is (as long as I find what I'm looking for in their insanely huge toolbox), unity meanwhile just feels like constant roadwork.

I mostly agree but I don't think avoiding to listen to stuff all the time is great either. I walked the pct for 5 months and listened to plenty of books and podcasts and they gave me many good ideas. I would often lose myself in the ideas and the podcasts would just ramble on in the background like white noise. My only regret is not noting not thoughts down.

True but you can use a old version and set the update folder to read only.

I'm very much a competitive fps player, i have low latency to the closest stadia server and I'll tell you: It's absolutely unplayable for me due to the input lag. I'm normally in top 1-2% and on stadia I'm closer to top 30% it's a huge difference.

South Korean approach, bind your real id to the game, cheat and end up with a fine irl.

A lot of cheating just can't realistically be detected on the server.

Feel free to not play those games that requires anti cheats and let the ones of us who likes having it enjoy a game with less cheaters.

CSGO actually have a lot, overwatch or valorant are way better examples.

Don't wanna have anti cheats installed? Don't play (online) games, noone is forcing you, for me I'm really happy i have the option on Linux in the future.

Oh yeah, except that big nice pop up.

Not that guy but similar problem, Berlin.

You are right, being a moderator is a lot of pain once the subs grow beyond a certain point. Furthermore as a moderator you are almost forced into using new reddit as well as the tools are not all there in old. Painful experience.

I'll tell you the reason that sometimes stuff gets removed for "minor infractions" is because if you don't people keep doing it and referring to those things that are minor infractions. "why can they do it but not I?". It just causes drama and I think the majority of the moderators are doing it for free on their own time.