u/MyCatLovesCroissants

I recently bought Solasta in the PS sale for about €8. While creating characters, I also ended up purchasing Inner Strength for €5 cause I really wanted to make a bard.

I’m having a great time playing the game despite that it’s a little dated and the UI text is a pain to read on a TV.

The remaining add-ons are still on sale for a couple of days, and even though I’m only 20 hours into the main campaign, I’ve been debating if I should buy them now before the sale ends.

Are the add-ons generally regarded as fun/nice additions? It would only amount to €20 if I bought the remaining ones, but still, if people generally didn’t like them, I’d rather keep my money.

I have like a 1000 hours into BG3, so I don’t mind a little repetition.

EDIT: Just bought them all! Thanks for the advice

Hi all! I see a lot of posts on here about pain, feelings of unfulfillment, depression, and doubts about the future. While of course, it’s very important to discuss these topics, the sub can feel a little daunting to me from time to time.

That’s why I thought it might be nice if we started a thread about all the things we succeeded at in life, or things we achieved that we’re proud of. Hopefully young people with CP and parents of young kids with CP can feel a little boost from all our stories!

I’ll start! I’m 29F, spastic quadriplegia.

- Doctors said I would never walk. I’ve been walking since I was 6.

- I never thought I could travel by train by myself, or cook for myself. I taught myself how to do this in my early twenties. Now I cook for myself everyday!

- I’ve always had plenty of amazing friends!

- I stopped wearing orthopedic shoes in my early twenties; it was very freeing. And no pain (yet)!

- I am lucky enough not to have chronic pain.

- I studied at university, got a bachelor’s and master’s, and worked in my preferred field for a couple of years.

- I moved out at eighteen to live on campus. Got help with food prep, dishes and cleaning from (government paid) students; two of them I’m even still close friends with.

- I now live alone with my cat in a very nice apartment; I have a government funded cleaner come to clean my house once every week. Apart from that, I manage everything myself.

- Since this is a thing I see come up quite regularly: I have been on dates before and slept with people. However, I personally realized I just don’t care very much for those things.

I’m looking forward to hearing about all your accomplishments!

Hi all! I’ve been looking forward to season three of Good Omens for ages. I normally don’t have Prime, but took out a subscription just for GO3.

I have a Sonos sound bar that I think always produces great sound quality. But for some reason, GO3 sounds incredibly bad?? Sort of tinny and a little muffled, as if it’s mono or something.

I went back to season two to see if it’s just always been like this, but the sound there is noticeably better. I think there’s a lack of bass tones in S3? Idk how to describe it, I’m not really an audio expert. I’m also autistic so probably a little more sensitive to these things than the average person.

I even upgraded my subscription to adless because I read somewhere it would improve quality (it didn’t).

It’s really taking me out of the story. Has anyone else experienced this problem, or is it just me? Does anyone know if they changed anything about the audio? Is there something I can do to improve quality? Or should I just… idk, listen through headphones and soldier on?