Best 4 Euro I ever spent on a game

I had recently played Star Wars Fallen Order and Jedi Survivor and was looking for a similiar game. Found a random recommendation for Immortals Fenyx Rising. Looked it up and was immediately turned off because it is an Ubisoft game, which is usually a big no-no for me. Graphics also looked kinda odd. Bought it anyway because it was on sale for 4 Euro.

But now I have already played 20 hours and I am totally hooked. This is a brilliant game, much better than mentioned Star Wars Jedi games. Combat is really good, so much to discover, nice challenging but fair puzzles. Some things are odd and the narration is annoying but the game mostly leaves you alone free to do and discover what you want.

Currently in the second zone with Athena, spent all my resources improving the axe, which seems to pay off now, massive damage especially with the axe I found that gives you a 30% chance to quadruple or so the damage output. Really great fun slaughtering the monsters and bosses are well tuned, actually currently even too easy a tiny bit on default difficulty. But that is to be expected when you turn every stone before continuing with the story.

This will easily be another 50+ hours game that I will enjoy from start to finish, that is a lot for 4 Euros.

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u/ReindeerRound5684 — 5 days ago

Subtitles size on android

I can't find any setting to change the subtities size, fonts etc on android... on ipadOS there is a section dedicated to this. On android I only find some few settings regarding subtitle language.

Am I blind or missing something or are those settings not yet implemented on android?

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u/ReindeerRound5684 — 1 month ago
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Any mods or settings to improve AI military aggressiveness on Deity+Marathon? AI simply not aggressive enough after stoneage.

So I have many many hours on Civ VI and I still enjoy it. Never have been into mods though. Recently I wondered if there are any mods (or possibly settings?) to make the AI less passive after the initial hyper aggressiveness during the first 100 turns or so when the AI has so many units on Deity compared to what I can possibly have.

But once things settle, the AI almost never attacks me. I usually play Pacachutec and my cities grow rapidly, become very productive and that seems to pacify the AI because it seems it is trying to match my economic output and loses any interest in military expansion. Also as usual the AI struggles with Marathon but honestly a faster pace is no option for me, even with Marathon and a rather large map I will finish the game in 2 hours and roughly 600 turns.

So my question is, is there any mod or setting that would make the AI more aggressive even after the first 100 or so turns? I have every official DLC but as mentioned, I really never used any mods.

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u/ReindeerRound5684 — 3 months ago

I use a Philips hair trimmer as my face shaver but like to add a real electric shaver for cleaner results for some special occasions

So I am not the typical guy. Wet shaving never really worked on my acne scared face (blood massacre) and is really the last resort to use. I tried expensive Braun shavers in the past but my really thick facial hair always destroyed the foils within weeks. The costs were just horrendous.

Some years I discovered that my Philips hair trimmer actually gives me a half decent shave when used directly on my face without any clip-ons. Not the most pleasent shave but no blood involved and the Philips also doesn't mind that use case and has been doing it for years now.

But I would like to add some inexpensive dedicated electric shaver because on some days I like to be a but more presentable. I probably would only use it two days per month on average while I continue to shave my face with my Philips hair trimmer every 4th day or so. I would use that shaver directly after the Philips, to remove the 1mm the Philips usually does not get... which is usually ok for me but you know, on some days it has to be as close to zero mm as possible and wet shaving - which is the current method for that - is really something I want to competeley get rid off.

What are your recommendations for such a use case? Budget is 100€ and should have low maintenance and no expected additional costs for at least three years considering how rare it would be used.

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u/ReindeerRound5684 — 5 months ago