I'm not autistic but I do have a lot of fear about over staying my welcome. It has gotten to the point where I would politely ask if I over stayed or if my welcome has expired. I find that being direct is the fastest and most efficient for both parties.
I am very surprised how good sf6 is. I remember being really upset at sfv launch and told myself to never play sf ever again.
I used to kinda complain about this but being unable to play lol or lostark has greatly improved my life. I don't mind being unable to play these games.
I am very grateful for proton and all of the technologies that allow me to play majority of my games. linux gaming in 2015 was painful.
I think or hope that these managers were engineers in the past but at the same time wont be surprised if they are not. I mean like, isn't it a thing in the aerospace or any engineering industry to promote engineers up until they become managers and such? It does feel like Challenger 2.0 :( hope they return safely.
Im at a similar place as you where I do as much gaming on linux as possible but then there are some games that just do not work :(. At this point Im really thinking about playing warzone on a console since there is support for keyboard and mouse (last time I checked).
sure. lmk what to do boss
1000000000000000% agree with you. Like seriously idk if people who speed really understands the fucking math. Driving isn't a fucking game. Even if you saved a few seconds or few minutes it doesn't really fucking matter. FUCK IM SO ANGRY RIGHT NOW.
The earlier parts of the game can get pretty confusing but imo it does get better once you get familiar with the place. Plus all the powers and weapons are A LOT of fun. I love this game and played it nonstop during the winter holiday. I think one of the reasons why I kept playing was because of how interesting the enviornment felt. For me, it does feel like youre walking through some government building. Also, I didn't really pay attention to the story at first but after seeing how much effort the developers put into it (like those live action TV's), I started to actually read all those collectable documents and texts. They are pretty funny and do give the game a special charm. I promise you, if you stick with the game it will be rewarding. I do not want to spoil anything but one of the last chapters of the game has great music and is a lot of fun.
And if you ever get bored, you can always turn on all the aim assist + ability cooldown options and kill everything like a god.
Because that youve mentioned divinity original sin 2, I think you should also check out pathfinder wrath of the righteous. The game is currently on sale and I think that the characters in this game are amazing. I had a crpg itch around a month ago and now I'm glued to this game.
If I remember correctly, you can play witcher 3 in a Tesla. (My bad, I didn't read the comment above)
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I genuinely think that you should listen it as many times until you can hum or mentally sing along with it.. if this makes any sense. Like if you are able to associate the song's title a melody then it's "worth it". For me(I'm not even kidding), this is probably after playing it 4-5 times on repeat.