I didn't even think to take a picture!
Was too busy washing a bunch of things with my hose attachment I guess..
I didn't even think to take a picture!
Was too busy washing a bunch of things with my hose attachment I guess..
I hooked up a cheap refurbished mini pc with steam remote play and that worked fine before I got the dock hooked up.
I haven't tried on Samsung.
I'm running 14 on it currently
Selfish Machines - Pierce The Veil Crimes - The Blood Brothers
Not as many breakdowns but I get the same vibe
Just like change your perspective man. You're looking up into the gooch of the molecule bro.
Yes, it gets about 1000% better. I had the same experience in the beginning and was thinking "wtf is this game? It's so clunky and I can barely do anything properly." But if you stick with it you slowly realize that's an intended feature that slowly melts away early-mid game. You're meant to start off a literal peasant and grow into something more. And that growth also comes with actual proficiency in the game's systems - be it sneaking, crafting, rizzing it up, or fighting. It was a slog at the beginning but I ended up putting many hours into that game with like three or four play throughs to try different play styles. Once you level some of the stats I also found it could actually be super relaxing game where you can literally just stroll through the forest, explore, and have a chill time. In addition to, you know, going into war in full plate to slice and bonk some baddies.
Are airplanes just supermarines?
Sounds like you've got some classics lined up but I'd suggest throwing in some more casual stuff too, especially if you're losing interest in the long-form, story-based games. Something like excite bike or crazy taxi or road rash (I'm partial to old racers) or anything where you just pick it up, play a few rounds and move on. Think arcade style.
I made a favorites list in retroarch and cycle through it. I'll play the story-based classics too but sometimes it's difficult to get invested with dated graphics and sound. The pick-up-and-go games I find more accessible as I'm getting older.
Paranoia Agent just cause I don't see it listed here yet.
Ninja Scroll (the movie is much better than series imo).
New faucet came with a cover plate to hide them.