mi piace quando l'algoritmo ogni tanto ti fa questo regalo. trovi un canale che non conoscevi, magari con pochi iscritti, e ti ritrovi a guardare i suoi video per ore. spesso sono proprio i più piccoli a fare i contenuti più sinceri. voi avete qualche scoperta fatta così, completamente a caso?
been replaying a couple of indie horror games lately and i keep coming back to this. the ones that actually scare me are the ones that never give you a clean answer. the moment a game sits you down and explains the monster, the fear kind of evaporates. am i the only one who thinks ambiguity is the real secret, or do you prefer when a game fully explains its lore?
Apro questo perche a me capita sempre cosi. Mi compro un gioco, parto con tutte le intenzioni di finirlo, e dopo due serate mi ritrovo a passare da una cosa all'altra senza aver concluso niente. Le mie teorie sono due: o il gioco non mi prende abbastanza e lo abbandono per noia, oppure e troppo lungo e mi blocco davanti all'idea di doverci dedicare 60 ore. Curiosamente i giochi corti li finisco sempre, quelli da open world no. Voi come fate? Nel senso, se un gioco dopo due ore non vi sta prendendo, lo chiudete o gli date piu tempo? E poi tornate mai indietro sui giochi che avete lasciato a meta?
Hey, I'm looking for a new phone because my Moto G31 is starting to give up on me.
It's actually my first and only phone, so I have a bit of a soft spot for it, but lately it's been getting pretty annoying. The volume button has been broken for a while (it only turns the volume up, not down), and sometimes if I turn the phone off, it can take like 20 minutes to turn back on.
So I'm finally looking for a replacement.
My budget is around €300-400 max, and I'll be buying it in Italy. I definitely want Android.
The main things I'm looking for are:
- At least 256 GB of storage. My current 128 GB is getting pretty tight.
- Good RAM/multitasking, since my current phone only has 4 GB and it struggles when I have several/heavier apps open.
- Something that will still feel fast and responsive in 3-4 years, because I'd like to keep the phone for at least 5 years if possible.
- Good battery life. Ideally I'd like to be able to get close to 2 days with normal use.
- A good camera, but I'm not a photography nerd. I basically want to point and shoot and get nice pictures without messing around with settings.
- A nice screen.
- Not ridiculously huge, but I don't need a tiny phone either.
- I sometimes use emulators for older games, so decent performance would be nice, although I'm definitely not looking for a gaming phone.
- I'd prefer not to rely on a microSD card.
- I'd also like good long-term software support.
I'm not too bothered by things like wireless charging, speakers, or how the phone looks.
I'm still kind of partial to Motorola because of my G31, but Samsung has caught my attention too. I'm also open to other brands.
One thing I'm a little confused about is storage. My current phone says that more than half of the storage is taken by system files, which seems crazy to me. Even some pretty basic photos can take around 2 MB each, so storage fills up surprisingly quickly.
So, what would you guys recommend around €300-400?
Would you prioritize a newer midrange phone, or an older higher-end model at this price?
Thanks!