Yeah the characters motives just randomly change to fit the plot and there's never any logic behind their decisions.
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While it's pretty average as far as action drama shows go, it's very easy watching! Was pleasantly surprised. I think it fails to establish a lot of things, so non-fallout fans might be a little confused sometimes. I think they could have gone a bit slower and properly introduced the wasteland, its people and its factions. Hopefully they increase the prop budget too, there's not a lot of weight to things and you see them actually bend the foam power armor in one shot.
More so they upsold people to the bigger models. If they had exactly the same specifications other than size, I bet a much larger set of people buy the smaller one. The phone in this post does look a bit too small though.
League just doesn't have that many 'traditional' cheaters and the game lends itself to server-side AC way more than most. The cheaters in League are more often win-traders at high elos and smurfs in low elos. Also lots of feeding and trolling. So I have no idea why they are adding Vanguard, a good reason to stop playing the game though.
47 does provide a peak in the plots though? All the numbers ending in 7 do.
This is gonna be another massive flop isnt it... the trailers arent amazing.
Yeah, the lack of offline installers sucks, but it still updates the game and you can copy them files away whenever you want.
There's a lot of DRM-free games on Steam. It's up to developers to use their DRM, it's not a requirement by Valve.
I dont think the Ally is better in any regard, raw performance doesn't really matter when playing on such small screens and isnt worth the tradeoff of other features.
Steam Deck. The touchpads make way more games playable than possible on the Ally. Besides the Steam Deck is a well thought out machine that you'll get great support for, rather than an attempt to jump on a trend for a quick cash grab.
I mean other than screen size and battery size, they could have the same specs. It was a theoretical though, people like buying features they don't need or just like to have the best they can, even if that means having a larger phone. I think anything past ~6 inch screens is just way too large, but some people enjoy their phablets, so I wouldn't like to see that option disappear for them either.