Sim, Carrascal entrou 0 minuto nesta edição da Copa do Mundo. Na seleção colombiana ele é uma espécie de terceiro reserva. Foram 4 jogos até agora, com três vitórias, e parece que a Colômbia não sentiu muito a falta do nosso "craque"!
Não foi a primeira vez, não foi a segunda e não será a última. Quem está sabotando o jovem guerreiro Antonelli?
First of all, I thought it was a fantastic game, but I feel so sorry about Ethan's ending. He was a really good man and didn't deserve to go through all of that. I got interested in the Shadows of Rose DLC, but I don't want to pay for it on Steam (my only interest is playing as Rose), so I'd like to know if I could complete it by playing the demo version Steam offers for the DLC. Is it timed, or does the demo end at a specific point?
E que o Viña não venha pra cá! Que a reunião com o River seja positiva e que ele fique por lá mesmo.
Loja: KaBuM
Cupom: CANARINHO300
Imagino que muitos irão reclamar por ser 8GB de RAM, mas quem está acompanhando sabe que este preço é promoção histórica em notebook com RTX 5050, que no passado custava de 7K a 8K.
Loja: KaBuM
Cupom: CANARINHO300
Imagino que muitos irão reclamar por ser 8GB de RAM, mas quem está acompanhando sabe que este preço é promoção histórica em notebook com RTX 5050, que no passado custava de 7K a 8K.
Que péssimo trabalho de Marcelo Bielsa! Uruguai não consegue passar um jogo sem levar gol e ainda é totalmente ineficiente no ataque. Que péssima copa de Valverde!
Que faça bons jogos nos amistosos do Flamengo na Intertemporada.
Let me give you some context: my last soccer gaming experience was on the PS3, back when I used to play PES. Since then, I’ve never played a soccer game again, so I have absolutely no idea how the current mechanics work. I remember back then there was a debate between FIFA vs. PES, where many said PES was more for fun and FIFA was more of a simulator. Since Steam brought this wonderful sale with the game going for a great price, I decided to buy it. But before that, I wanted to clear up a few doubts with the community experts:
1) Are the game mechanics enjoyable? Even though I played soccer games a long time ago, I can consider myself a newbie again, especially with FIFA's engine, which I wasn't used to even back in the PS3 era. Are the mechanics good? Are there bugs? I see a lot of criticism on Steam and I don't know if the reviews are for the PC game itself or for all platforms.
2) How is the online mode? I see a lot of people saying that the online mode is a money grab, but I didn't understand. In online mode, can't I use existing teams with all their players? For example, if I use Real Madrid and my opponent uses Barcelona, theoretically, wouldn't I be able to use all of Real Madrid's existing players? If so, why do people spend money?
3) What are the best game modes?
4) Does the online mode work like a sort of RPG, where I start with beginner opponents and as I win, I level up?
Thanks for the answers!
Aproveitem!
At first, it might seem like a pointless question, but let me give you some context: I’ve had an S25U for over a year and I’m still on One UI 7.0. I have nothing to complain about, the battery is still great (averaging over 6 hours of screen on time and lasting more than a day), the performance is excellent, it doesn't lag, and I don't even use 50% of its features (the stylus has been completely forgotten). The thing is, I see a lot of people reporting improvements on One UI 8.5 and it makes me a bit skeptical, because I’m a long time S series user and eight years ago I made the mistake of updating my Galaxy S8. After I did that, the performance dropped drastically and the battery life was cut almost in half. Back then, people used to talk a lot about doing a hard reset before major updates; I don't know if that's still a thing today.
For those who updated: were there only improvements? Was there a drop in performance in any area? My question is also based on the fact that companies often release updates to limit the device's performance, I don't know if you agree with me. And for those who updated: did you do a hard reset? I think doing a hard reset is a huge pain.
At first, it might seem like a pointless question, but let me give you some context: I’ve had an S25U for over a year and I’m still on One UI 7.0. I have nothing to complain about, the battery is still great (averaging over 6 hours of screen on time and lasting more than a day), the performance is excellent, it doesn't lag, and I don't even use 50% of its features (the stylus has been completely forgotten). The thing is, I see a lot of people reporting improvements on One UI 8.5 and it makes me a bit skeptical, because I’m a long time S series user and eight years ago I made the mistake of updating my Galaxy S8. After I did that, the performance dropped drastically and the battery life was cut almost in half. Back then, people used to talk a lot about doing a hard reset before major updates; I don't know if that's still a thing today.
For those who updated: were there only improvements? Was there a drop in performance in any area? My question is also based on the fact that companies often release updates to limit the device's performance, I don't know if you agree with me. And for those who updated: did you do a hard reset? I think doing a hard reset is a huge pain.
At first, it might seem like a pointless question, but let me give you some context: I’ve had an S25U for over a year and I’m still on One UI 7.0. I have nothing to complain about, the battery is still great (averaging over 6 hours of screen on time and lasting more than a day), the performance is excellent, it doesn't lag, and I don't even use 50% of its features (the stylus has been completely forgotten). The thing is, I see a lot of people reporting improvements on One UI 8.5 and it makes me a bit skeptical, because I’m a long time S series user and eight years ago I made the mistake of updating my Galaxy S8. After I did that, the performance dropped drastically and the battery life was cut almost in half. Back then, people used to talk a lot about doing a hard reset before major updates; I don't know if that's still a thing today.
For those who updated: were there only improvements? Was there a drop in performance in any area? My question is also based on the fact that companies often release updates to limit the device's performance, I don't know if you agree with me. And for those who updated: did you do a hard reset? I think doing a hard reset is a huge pain.
Para quem ainda não está ligado, está rolando uma boa promoção na Steam de toda a série Resident Evil. Terminei recentemente de zerar o RE7 e gostei muito do jogo, então o caminho natural seria esperar uma promoção do Village e jogar. Porém o RE4 Remake abaixou muito o preço, já que no passado eu não comprei por conta do alto valor. E eu nunca joguei o RE4, seja o original ou remake, então fiquei tentado a comprar já que todos falam bem. E a pergunta é: qual RE comprar?
Os preços são esses:
Aproveitando: compensa jogar os Remakes da Trilogia? Qual recomendam?
Cupom: SOMOSAMAZON
Preço final: R$ 3.640,00 (parcelado ou à vista)
Para quem não se lembra, o Flamengo deu 43 dias de férias para o elenco em novembro de 2022, já que o clube iria ficar dois meses parado por conta da Copa do Mundo e das férias regulares. O resultado em 2023 todos sabemos como foi.
Let me give some context since the question was a bit vague: I plan to buy a Switch Lite in the future, and its price is very appealing to me in my region. I don't intend to mod/jailbreak it, and I've already made up my mind that I won't be playing the exclusives, both because I don't really like them and because of the prices. I've already researched the main game companies and how many games they have distributed for the Switch over the years. Rockstar Games, for example, basically only made five games available, which is very little. Activision already has a larger repertoire, EA Games has some good games, and so on.
My gaming profile is basically eclectic, but I saw that the Switch doesn't have a good library of FPS games, which is a shame, but on the other hand, it has a huge portfolio of adventure games, which I also like. I saw that many people recommend indie games because they are good and cheap, but after all, is the quality really good?
I like 3D games and I noticed that most of them are in 2D. How happy can I be with a catalog of good and cheap 3D games? As I described, my focus will be indie games and games from "famous companies"; I won't go for the exclusives.
Bonus question: are there good multiplayer games with a good amount of online players?
Let me give some context since the question was a bit vague: I plan to buy a Switch Lite in the future, and its price is very appealing to me in my region. I don't intend to mod it, and I've already made up my mind that I won't be playing the exclusives, both because I don't really like them and because of the prices. I've already researched the main game companies and how many games they have distributed for the Switch over the years. Rockstar Games, for example, basically only made five games available, which is very little. Activision already has a larger repertoire, EA Games has some good games, and so on.
My gaming profile is basically eclectic, but I saw that the Switch doesn't have a good library of FPS games, which is a shame, but on the other hand, it has a huge portfolio of adventure games, which I also like. I saw that many people recommend indie games because they are good and cheap, but after all, is the quality really good?
I like 3D games and I noticed that most of them are in 2D. How happy can I be with a catalog of good and cheap 3D games? As I described, my focus will be indie games and games from "famous companies"; I won't go for the exclusives.
Bonus question: are there good multiplayer games with a good amount of online players?