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Oi! To precisando de uma nutricionista “legal” na cidade.
Alguma recomendação?

Hi there! I’m starting to learn French. I’d love recommendations for French bands or artists (who sing in their own language, of course). I listen to a bit of everything, but right now I’m looking for stuff like folk, mellow pop, ambient, indie rock, dreampop, etc., ideally sung by women.

Some of my favorite artists are: Beach House, Fever Ray, OKlou, Vashti Bunyan, Alvvays, Angel Olsen, Grouper, The Smiths, Joanna Newsom, and a big etc.

Thanks guys!

Is it worth it or should I play the first one first? For someone who never played a Nioh game before. I love soulslikes and finished plenty of them. What do u guys think?

Thanks!

Queria esperar uma oferta do Elden Ring mas fodase não aguento mais.

Então queria saber se vcs recomendam algum site para comprar aqueles cartões de presente ou sei lá como é o nome. Outra coisa, aquele cartão eh digital? Posso pegar o código na hora ou tenho que esperar ele chegar?

Valeu!

só quero beber cerveja e curtir o jogo

Hey all, sharing this mostly to hear other people’s experiences. I’ve noticed my approach to this genre has changed a lot in the last few months.

I used to basically play one Soulslike at a time and rarely touch anything other game. Now I still love them just as much, but I give other games equal priority too. I used to hit a wall boss and just grind until I killed them, no breaks. That often led to a lot of frustration, and honestly it stopped being fun.

The big difference now is that when I hit one of those bosses, I play until I notice I’m getting tired or I know I’m not beating it that session, and then I just stop and play or do something else. For example, I was stuck on Sorcerer Bo in Wuchang for hours, but my approach was sitting down for 30–60 min almost every day. When I felt done, I’d walk away and pick it up again another day. It was SO satisfying watching myself improve session after session, until yesterday I sat down, thought “today’s the day,” and finally beat her.

That shift has made a huge difference for me. I’m not an expert at soulslikes by any means, but I love them, and playing without pushing myself into burnout completely changed how much I enjoy them.

Anyone else relate to this? How do you usually play?

Hey! I’m looking for accessible content; youtube channels, podcasts, documentaries, about traditional tattooing (any aspect of it: history, technique, culture, whatever).

The idea is to learn while I make my designs.
What do you recommend?

Thanks!

Buenas! Hace unos años intenté jugar RDR2 y no sé bien por qué lo dejé, creo que lo sentí medio pesado o que no le encontré el ritmo. Ahora le estoy dando otra oportunidad y estoy justo en el principio, toda la parte en la nieve con el robo al tren y eso.

Queria consejos para alguien que arranca casi de cero. No recuerdo casi nada del juego, así que cualquier cosa suma.

Gracias de antemano 🤠

Been playing a lot of Soulslikes lately and my brain needs a vacation. Looking for something relaxing in the PS Plus catalog; cozy vibes, low stakes, no need to memorize 47-hit combos or panic-roll for your life.

Doesn’t have to be zero challenge, just something where dying (if it even happens) doesn’t feel like a punishment. Exploration, crafting, story, chill atmosphere — all welcome.

What are your go-to “decompress” games on PS Plus?

Hey guys! I’m new to the game since it’s on PS Plus this month. I finished the Miami playlist and now Japan is next. My question is, is the ‘career’ mode for single player always this linear? Like, just finish the playlists and that’s it? On the other hand, do I always use borrowed cars? Because I understand each playlist has a specific car type, but in the end I only use my ‘favorite’ (the one they gave me at the start of the game) just to drive around the city.

I don’t know, I’m finding it kind of boring, I feel like there isn’t much to do and I’m more of a single player kind of guy. Is it always like this or am I missing something?