She's been switching jobs because of bad office culture like in one of her previous jobs her manager was having an extra martial affair with her colleague so she gets the promotion and all. She's into telli calling and would like to explore other similar jobs even data entry works.
I want to play cod modern warfare 3, but the discs are not working for everyone. There's some issue it seems. I mostly rent discs and play and give it back I don't want to spend 5k for a game. Is there any other way I can play the game?
Every month I am facing this no internet or low internet problem for 2-3 days a month. The whole day today I had no or low internet and called them 3 times every time they say restart kro restart kro and nothing happens. These fu***rs charge even if I use the internet for 1 extra day in their billing cycle but when there is no internet a whole day why don't they reduce that amount in their billing cycle.
Ever since I started gaming properly on my PS5, I’ve played games like God of War series and Marvel's Spider-Man series, and honestly… I’ve been having a great time.
But when I come online, I see so many posts about: “30 FPS is unplayable” “Need a 2K/4K OLED TV” “This texture quality is bad” “Graphics mode vs performance mode” and so on.
And here’s the thing: I genuinely don’t understand most of it.
I grew up loving games, but I was never into the technical side of gaming. I don’t really notice FPS differences unless someone points them out. I play on my regular 42-inch LG AI TV (I think it’s only 1080p), and I still enjoy the hell out of these games.
Sometimes I feel like not knowing every technical detail actually makes gaming more fun. I just turn on the PS5, play the game, enjoy the story, the combat, the music, the experience… and that’s enough for me.
Maybe ignorance is bliss in gaming too 😂
Anyone else feel this way, or did you eventually start caring about FPS/resolution after gaming more?