Berttheduck

Don't get stuck in the hinterlands. Leave as soon as the game lets you. I came back to DAI recently after putting it down on my initial play through because I was being completionist in the hinterlands and that area is massive and full of dull quests.

That game is soo good. Scary as hell I agree. I love the motion tracker, boop.... boop... Boop. Boop boop boop. Then suddenly there's an alien tail sticking out your chest. Great at building tension. I found it easiest to just crouch walk most of the time and to keep the alien in sight and stay behind it.

Aside from telling your parents you probably need to change your toilet habits and diet. You should spend less than a couple of minutes on the loo to open your bowels. Lots of water and a high fiber diet will help. Most people spend way too long straining on the toilet and that's how you get haemorrhoids. Don't be embarrassed though it's a really common problem your parents likely have them themselves or know people who struggle with them.

This is a discussion you should definitely have with your partner. My wife and I split things proportionally so I earn more and I pay more. We try and split so we each have some fun money every month.

John works where Rey doesn't because he's had the career and experience to back up what he does. Other characters are terrified of him, he's been in the setting long enough to become a legend.

Rey a scavenger in the arse end of nowhere goes from knowing literally nothing about the outside world and starting at about the same power as Luke's ability in new hope to by the end of that first movie Luke's ability in return of the jedi with no training involved.

John is an example of a legend in action, an unstoppable force, it's satisfying to watch because the film does such a good job of building him up. That one with the mob boss talking about the pencil comes to mind. Rey gets none of that, she's just great at everything without trying. She can fly a ship like the falcon on her first go ever flying a space ship well enough to out fly trained fighter pilots. Luke at least has flown similar ships in similar situations before the death star run.

One that is better is when she beats Kylo with the first time using a saber because it shows she is letting the force guide her so it makes much more sense why she can do it.

Yeah exactly. I had the show in a window floating over part of the ship inside VR. Think about where the centre console would be in a car. It was a really cool experience, flying my space ship whilst watching a program.

Elite Dangerous is perfect to play with a show on. I used to do window in window in VR whilst flying between sites.

It's definitely worth a go. I'm properly sucked back in.

Hampy was a vicious little bugger so we only noticed he had died about a week after when mum went to clean out his cage. Little Russian White Winter super fast, you'd open the cage and he'd be attached to your finger before you could swear at him.

The original is one of my favourite games of all time. I love everything about it. The setting is phenomenal. The mix of plasmids and gunplay. 2 is also really good and being able to use gun and plasmid simultaneously was a great quality of life improvement.

Playing some more of DA: Veilguard. My wife is desperate for me to finish it so she can discuss the ending with me. I'm really enjoying how dynamic the combat is definitely the most fun from an action perspective on the series, less tactical but more technical with the parries and dodges. I'm digging the found family vibes too, it's just nice to hang out with some good mutually supportive people sometimes rather than loads of conflict drama.

One of my favourite RPGs from growing up. Such a cool game. I loved the variety of builds you can make. Have you tried playing a low INT character yet? Really entertaining. Totally new dialogue options. Honestly though the main thing I remember is that metal door sound effect they use for basically everything.