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The article says it's actually a really good game, but most of the player fanbase has jumped over to Back4Blood.Got to be a reason losing players.
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The article says it's actually a really good game, but most of the player fanbase has jumped over to Back4Blood.Got to be a reason losing players.
HAHA I like bowling.@C Pav I think we will be back playing tonight now that @Biganimetitties @BR3W3R are done being old men bowling.
It's not very large, and is supposed to only be $99. At the scalper prices you may as well go get an actual mini fridge (3.x cu. ft) thing for next to your desk instead though.Only holds 12 cans.
That's what got me curious as mini fridges can run up in price, especially these days with supply shortages. I guess maybe $99 is in-line for something tiny.It's not very large, and is supposed to only be $99. At the scalper prices you may as well go get an actual mini fridge (3.x cu. ft) thing for next to your desk instead though.
No kidding. Expensive little gadget to carry around maybe 2-3 games currently and down the road who knows. At least the built-in storage or these expansions are only really needed for Series S/X optimized games. Others can just run on any old USB3 external drive. Between that and just keeping the few games currently playing downloaded, I haven't seen any need for expansion so far.The 512gig seems kind of pointless with these new games coming out. I think the new Forza is like around 110gig by itself.
https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2021/10/21/new-seagate-storage-expansion-cards/
The terminology they have sometimes gets confusing. There's some games that just support cross platform saves (Cross save?) so you can keep your progress between platforms, and then there's the full cross play that is Xbox and PC (and other consoles depending on game) playing together. With many GamePass games being on PC and Xbox, I've often just stuck on PC to play with friends for things like Sea of Thieves, Destiny 2, etc. As long as it isn't anything too PvP heavy, though many people play those cross platform as well.I didn't quite understand the whole cross play thing, I had no clue someone could play on PC while joining a game with guys on Xboxs. Crazy times.
Well I have been playing Back4Blood lately with @BR3W3R and @Biganimetitties lately, and come to find out that @Biganimetitties has been playing it on PC while we have been playing it on Xbox. It blew mind mind. I am way more accurate playing shooters on PC, so this opens up a whole new world.With many GamePass games being on PC and Xbox, I've often just stuck on PC to play with friends for things like Sea of Thieves, Destiny 2, etc. As long as it isn't anything too PvP heavy, though many people play those cross platform as well.