Each to their own. I have an Oura ring and primarily for me the benefit is sleep tracking because I can’t for the life of me wear an Apple Watch to bed, it’s just too uncomfortable and I have tried many times.
The sleep tracking managed to help me make adjustments as it showed how often I was awake, how much deep sleep etc.
Outstanding game and one of the few times I’ve seen my native Scotland in a game!
I’d rather they take the time to make it more polished. Still wish for a third person view but I’ll take it if it’s the same quality as the Outer Worlds.
I would love a peek inside the forbidden archives.
Not surprising, it’s another place based in high fantasy
Cyril Abiteboul died for this.
Must have a cable somewhere as a backup otherwise you’d need a full battery replacement should it ever be discharged.
I feel personally attacked by the Boimsters beard this season.
Skyrim will always hold a special place in my heart, it’s almost like a simpler time.
Starfield damaged Bethesda for me though. To spend 25 years on it in total and for it to be as it released was very disappointing. I mean basics like no city maps or land vehicles? Every base you come across having the same bodies in the same place with the same loot? I want to love it, they can do things I can’t even imagine (I can’t program Jack shit) but for that to be the end point of their decades of labour just doesn’t add up for me.
I did this for a recent attempted playthrough and vastly prefer it, maybe cos Skyrim was my first Bethesda game.
Same problem in the UK. A party can finish a close second in hundreds of constituencies, totalling millions of votes, but have nothing to show for it.
Proportional representation is the way.
I hated the turn based combat at first but have come to really enjoy it. I’ve been beaten by the last enemy with a tiny sliver of health and I’ve won by the same margin too.
Nothing sweeter than nailing a low percentage chance hit 🙌