For a subscription that doesn’t offer any first party titles at launch, this is a very big ask.

Feels like Sony have been making some weird decisions lately. PS+ price increase, that weird Remote Play device, not showing up to Gamescom, etc.

When can I start using a pigeon to preload games like Starfield?

Ohhhh right I get you now!

I can’t think of many reasons that might stop someone outside of anxiety or not wanting to give the other person the wrong idea.

There’s no real need if I already have them on socials and can chat them that way otherwise if they’re close enough friends and I feel like having their number would be more convenient, I usually give them my number first and they usually text me straight away or give me their number.

Edit - Sorry just noticed the “or other contact info” part.

I’m assuming you kinda want advice on the approach?

He looks a lot like Adrian Ripburger from Full Throttle with that massive upper lip gap.

I do these daily MS Rewards tasks to get enough rewards points to get Game Pass Ultimate free each month so I’m relying solely on that, I definitely wouldn’t be buying the game outright, not on release anyway so yeah totally understand your point.

Yeah that’s indeed a low bar haha. I believe the review embargo lifts this Friday(Thur USA time) so I’ll see what the review ratings are like before I decide to commit long service leave to it haha.

Just another day at work today. Counting down the days until Starfield then I might take some long service leave to just be consumed by it. Provided it isn’t a buggy unplayable mess. Okay it’s going to be buggy but please at least be playable and good.

It’s going okay! Watched Barbie with my wife yesterday and that was surprisingly hilarious and now at work on morning tea break. Looking forward to going home to play video games!

I’ll try by ear first, if it’s a bit more tricky I’ll load up a YouTube tutorial.

Too bad that when the North won, the South moved towards segregation with the Jim Crow laws because they were a bunch of racist shit headed sore losers.

Turned on some music to start my day and dreamed of the house I’d never own…

Definitely a USA thing since Comcast were mentioned.

Here in New Zealand I have a friend who uses his Mobile hotspot to connect his Xbox to it to play games online at no extra cost from the mobile provider.

I save my videos to PC when I’m doing editing some highlights videos.

That said all your cloud captures are easily accessible on a PC so I don’t see what the issue is.

Yeah would’ve preferred a remake but this hopefully puts it on par with the Xbox upscaled version you get to play on Xbox One X/series.

I’ve never been able to find a band even close to the sound Lostprophets had and it’s sad because I just can’t bring myself to listen to them again.

Weren’t the rest of the band starting a band with the Thursday singer when all this went down?

I didn’t bother to check out what came of that as I can’t stand Thursday singers voice.

https://instagram.com/rickscheezsteaks?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Here’s a link to his Insta!

Not sure we’re going to make it there now as my wife is feeling a bit under the weather so hopefully I can check it out this week.

It’s going well, nice cold Sunday in Wellington.

Going to finally hit up Ricks Cheesesteaks at Willis Lane, the locals in Welly might know Rick from Soul Shack and he’s moved on to a new food venture.

Other than that, probably spend most of the day gaming!

Definitely an interesting topic for sure!

I guess most other governments would never need a system like that given I don’t imagine there’s any other country in the world that is made up of as many States as the US.

We have an interesting electoral system in NZ called MMP which is essentially a first across the post system so even if a party gets more votes than anyone else, it they didn’t get enough to cross the post/finish line, they don’t win and so a coalition can be formed by smaller parties that got less votes to get across the finish line and therefore the country is then run by multiple political parties.

this resulted in something called the Three Fifths compromise where slave-holding states could count each slave as 3/5 of a freed man

This part was fascinating. Thanks for taking the time to reply, that was interesting to read!