I'm going to do these periodically.
Title kinda says all.
I'll have my own reply later.
Special weekly question:
What do you like most about 2023's repertoire of video games?
I'm going to do these periodically.
Title kinda says all.
I'll have my own reply later.
Special weekly question:
What do you like most about 2023's repertoire of video games?
Replaying Pool Of Radiance and also started Baldur's Gate 1, been on a dnd kick.
Have you finished Baldur's Gate 3 yet or are you playing Baldur's Gate 1 (and eventually Baldur's Gate 2) in anticipation of Baldur's Gate 3?
Also, I think Pool of Radiance is a Fire Emblem game? I could be wrong, I think.
the fire emblem game is path of radiance
i switch the two around all the time too lol
Oh lol
My PC can't handle BG 3 sadly, and this is my first time through BG 1. Pool Of Radiance is the first in the Gold Box series of AD&D games from the 80's.
I would suggest getting a Steam Deck.
Cheaper than a "gaming PC" or "gaming laptop."
But much more powerful or just as, at the very least.
You can even get the cheapest one and get extra storage later.
A good investment rather than saving up to eventually get a new PC or gaming laptop.
Steam Deck looks cool and would probably be what I'm aiming for.
Yeah, it's at least on par with a good "gaming laptop" (which I think are honestly scams at this point).
What? No, it's really not. The Steam Deck is cool and surprisingly powerful for what it is, but it's still just a laptop with integrated graphics in an even smaller form factor. Even a low cost discrete GPU like the GTX 1650 is going to trounce it performance wise.
Honestly, it's much better than any "gaming laptop" I've ever gotten.
I've been on a handful of infinity engine binges throughout the years. Great games - hope you enjoy them!