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Update: you should play your survival games in permadeath mode
I reinstalled No Man's Sky yesterday and was playing and it's so good and so bad. I don't know what to think
I'm a huge nerd. I really like believable worlds. No Man's Sky is a huge universe, unlike any other game that I can find. I love that what you find is uniquely yours. The very fact the game exists in the form it is now is amazing.
As a huge nerd, there are some things I really want. Ship interiors are a big one, and No Man's Sky either has a ship where you can only be in the driver's seat or a giant freighter you don't actually drive.
In a game on a scale like this, I think it would be cool for players to be able to interact outside of a single hub or co-op. This is why I have considered Star Citizen, but I'm not really an MMO person in practice.
Anyways I'm going to try to play a permadeath run sometime because perhaps the finality of death will change how I view the survival and systems in NMS. Nuff said for now
Really nice texture! You should still make a bagel though it would be genre bending and cool
Ok so either YouTube has removed the comment section or they pushed an unstable update on mobile
I like my custom post boxes so thin they can only fit 1 letter per line
It's been one of those days and Spotify keeps dropping terrible suggestions like it's making it worse damn
A little more info
I'm between prebuilt or not rn. I'm daunted by building one myself but if it saves enough money I probably can
My budget is unknown but I'm expecting around $1,000 to... Maybe $2,000 USD maximum. Idk how much would be covered by Christmas
I'm looking for something better than what I have rn, which shouldn't be hard + I can easily upgrade a desktop
Again, thanks! The advice I've gotten has been very helpful
TL;DR: I'm thinking about asking for a desktop computer for Christmas and I kinda need some advice
For the past 5-6 years, the practicality of a laptop has been worth the drawbacks. Now, as I start to do things which require more power from a computer, it seems to be becoming a bottleneck rather than freeing.
I know very little about things like motherboards, power supplies, anything AMD, and desktops in general 🫠 so I figure it's not worth building one from scratch for me
What's a good desktop? I'm looking to get something better than my laptop (16 gb RAM, i7-12700…k?, laptop RTX 3060, 1 TB SSD) and I have a lot of money saved from never participating in capitalism (I don't want to spend a butt load of $$$ on this though).
Does anyone have any advice? Should I get a prebuilt? Assemble it myself? Try AMD parts (not sure about this though)?
Just trying here before I dive into… Reddit 🤢
