Is there a situation you can overheat?

I really enjoy it but the time commitment for groups is a challenge. 3 hours unbroken is pretty hard. Pilgrim's Traverse being doable in 90 min helps. I really like the PT glam. I want the ninja weapon but need 99/99 for q40 practice still.

Thank God it was nothing crazy like computer science.

I think the challenge is making a game that is both fun for massive numbers of people to participate together but can also be done when everyone moves on from content. People need to be able to do some things solo.

Yeah, I just went through the path of GPU breaking, new GPU, buying someone else's old PC to have two functional game systems. I could easily see grabbing one of these for the family room for games and even some streaming.

I've been liking the steamdeck, and I could see this as a midrange pc console for games that's just easy to hook up and get going. Most gaming pc are going to be pricey and more complicated. Even if they don't sell a lot, combined with the steam controller, it can be a very nice easy setup.

I need the fending pants from the Tower but unsynced with small groups, that dumb shooting game is a pain.

I barely ever did this level synced but I ran so many times unsynced to get everything I was going crazy.

I just missed my daily mob hunt too. :)

It was slightly annoying to get kids back on a schedule but not awful. I get mostly annoyed by things that are now an hour off with Japan.

He hates everyone to be fair but just more public about some.

Huh, I've had almost no issues on my oasis and my kid's cheapo one has been good. Only problem I really have on these is consistently being able to highlight certain text without being insanely slow.

Clearly inferior game

I enjoyed a bit of Brave Exvius and War of the Lions but the gacha and constantly loading screens eventually just kills interest. Had they been just... games, I would have played.