amniotic druid

Impressive o7

Ive long since felt that logitech was the Nokia of computer peripherals. Never had an issue with anything

Hey Joe do you remember that time twenty years ago that you shit yourself after Lydia Lunch said she was going to put out a cig in your eye?

I guess now that I have a Shield versus a PS5 in my living room, I should give it another try, but I really have never cared much about all the features I don’t use as long as the ones I do are still there, and they are.

I pay for the monthly subscription and still feel like it’s a good value. I cringe at the people who say stuff like “I bought a lifetime pass in 2014 for $60 but don’t like all the new features!” like that kind of unsustainable consumption isn’t exactly what pushes them towards more monetization and Plex is still the only company I can think of to have ever actually honored that purchase. No shame though, it was a great deal for early adopters.

And PlexAmp alone justifies putting up with some of the BS, at least for now.

Just my thoughts

Hard truth that most people aren’t willing to come to terms with.

I like physical media, I really do. I still own probably 200 PS3 discs and about that much between PS2 and 4, but I’ve not bought a physical game in probably a full decade. It makes no sense with the current market and my last ~8 years of gane purchases have been entirely on Steam, obviously digital. The only things worth playing are a handful of genuinely great indie games and those would’ve never got a physical release anyway.

*Tl;dr: if you’re actually mad about this, come to PC and you’ll realize you don’t care that much about digital games, you just care because Sony is taking away the last thing that reminds you of the good ol’ days when they were good.

Anecdotal evidence has led me to estimate that the entirety of Valve’s stock of Steam Machines was ten units.

A single machine failing represents probably 10% of the entire population tho