Davel23

Bullfrog was legendary, but considering what Peter Molyneux’s got up to after leaving I don’t think they had much more left in them even if EA hadn’t bought them.

Well, I’m not the one planning to host a server over WIFI, so…

I mean, that’s why I specified only if Ethernet was not an option.

And I’ve been doing it for over 40. WIFI may be acceptable for certain applications, but it’s never the best solution.

That works too.

Oof, do NOT run a server over WIFI. If plain old Ethernet is not an option, get something like this which, no, is not cheap but will offer a MUCH better experience.

There’s nothing to “turn off”. It’s just a different way to group/categorize achievements. If you’re already ignoring them then you won’t see anything different.

Just be aware that if you’re using the Android client, your phone/tablet will probably at some point put it into deep sleep which will prevent it from displaying notifications. You can (and should) change this in the app settings.

That’s only the case for Alan Wake II. Control Resonant is self-published and available day one on Steam.

Not just Epic exclusive, funded and published by Epic. It will probably never come to Steam, or at least not for a very long time.

Based on a previous BIFL thread I picked up a Flipside V4 wallet a few years back, it’s great. Apparently there is a V5 now which I don’t have so I can’t recommend one way or another, but the V4 is solid.

https://www.flipsidewallet.com/

I don’t know what to tell you. Different people have different preferences.

Some people prefer retro gaming on the original hardware.

So what do you think they should do? Just ignore it?

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle requires a card with ray-tracing capability. No option to turn it off.