Isn't the remastered edition the version who all hate because of the launch with the huge bugs and other errors? Also, since it is from EA, does it like have unnecessarily Micro transactions built in? Apart from that it looks really promising, thanks for the suggestion.
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Thanks for the recommendations.
Spiderman does look interesting, but I don't know. I guess I'm searching for another Zelda:BotW. Which isn't Tears of the Kingdom. I really like that game, since it's the only one where I am free, not bound to some quests or something. I can go anywhere I would like in every order I want to and so on. I just think that the Spiderman Games aren't as freeing.
Path of Exile 2 looks fascinating, since I haven't really played a good Dungeon Crawler in a long time.
Baldur's Gate 3 is definitely on my list, but I think to understand it properly I need lots of time, so I will put that aside for now.
Thanks for the suggestion. Might be a hot take, but what I dislike about Red Dead Redemption 2 and also Horizon Zero Dawn is that it is like a movie. Just a cutscene after another and I feel like that you aren't really free in RDR2. But I didn't play it so it might be better than expected!
Thanks for the suggestions. I already own Helldivers 2, and it is great, but I would like something more single-player since my friends aren't online all the time and playing with strangers is just half the fun.
Teardown does look really promising. Especially that it's literary, a game where you can just blow up anything!
I went for 64GB because I wanted my RIG to be future-proof. I chose an AMD GPU, because I use Linux (of course on Lemmy ;)), it's also a Statement to choose AMD over Nvidia because of the outrageous pricing. Honestly, any newer GPU is an upgrade in perspective to my old pc.
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Pixeldroid - Pixelfed Mastodon Lemmy - Jerboa, Eternity
Switzerland! Its litterally a huge plus and the only flag in a 4:3 format. And if you invert the colors you get the flag of the red cross.
The following are some of my most played
Minecraft - Surely about 3k Hours Surviving Mars - 1k Hours Astroneer - 1.5k Hours (Mostly plaud in Early Access, newer versions kinda suck) Shapez.io - 500hours Maybe Portal 2 - 250hours
Where did you find this?
Baldur's Gate 3 is, as someone already stated, I think a huge investment. I think it isn't a Game where I can just go and play, but I think it is more like a game I need to actively think and have more than two hours to get back in. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Satisfactory is awesome, but since the 4th Update or so it has become too advanced for me.
But thanks for the recommendations