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I was prone behind an enemy and usually you dont make sounds if you are prone regardless of how fast you move, but he heard me after i stopped aiming downsights...

this just blew my mind because i never noticed in all my time playing mgsv, can someone check and tell me if this is a coincidence or does aiming downsight or stopping doing so actually makes sounds?

anyone else knew this?

I recently downloaded league after a while without playing, i alredy had so many errors and issues with vanguard before because that crap can crash your entire pc for no reason, but after today i think i might not be able to play league again.

My wifi worked just fine for the entire day, i decide to play my first lol match since i turned on my pc, and surprise surpise, in champion select everything freezed because... my wi fi service stopped working, it literally dissapeared from my task bar and i had to reboot both my pc and the modem for things to go back to normal.

why would you risk using sofware that can straight up destroy your network

So this is the situation, i've been playing on and off for a few months and never really did too well but i've liked the game enough to keep coming back to it, however today at 3 am things finally cliked and i consistently got several promising runs, and i cant believe i actually made it to the final boss (i think)

so i have very good wands and the spells are fine i guess, nothing crazy, but im too scared to actually fight the boss and loose everything :(, so im just digging my way back through the dense rock to see if maybe i can explore more things before i inevitably get sent to my grave, im also worried because i have no perks to heal or anything like that

shoudl i just go and face my demise or just keep digging like this is minecraft. Any advice about the boss is also appreciated (i dont know what boss it is but im in the deepest biome and the entry has this octopus looking statue)

either way im very happy i finally started to understand noita, and it is trully such a fleshed out experience, i think i'll never forget this day and thats remarkable for a game, even more for a roguelike

I dont usually play narrative games because they arent my cup of tea but i wanted to give this one a try since everyone seemed to agree it was great, and it did surprised me, i genuinly think is one of the best stories i have ever seen, even with all the silly scenes, the thing is i also think there is no reason for this to be a game, because the gameplay sucks...

on one hand i tought that they would keep this timing and qte thing going for the entire time, and i really liked it, but turns out is just mostly at the start of the game, and in my opinion the dispatching game or mini game, and also the hacking are terribly designed, like how are you supposed to know what to do or who to send quickly? and it completely breaks the pacing of the story.

I believe the concept for the games is good but they did a very poor job with their design; so my experience with dispatch was literally going from being amazed by the cinematic masterpiece i just witnessed to feeling completely annoyed by how ridiculously bad playing the mini games feels episode after episode. Anyone actually enjoyed those?

And if there is any chance someone know about games like the ones in dispatch but actully good?

Im trying to save money to buy my first gamer pc (i never had the chance before) and at first i was willing to wait until i had enough to buy an expensive one (i dont feel like building it), however, recently i came across this mini pc: AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX. apparently where im at you can get it for rougly 450$ dollars, and it seems like a decent option for a rushed purchase, i just want it to play games. Im not picky about graphics or stuff like that. Should i wait or do you think the mini pc could be enough?