u/qAstrov

So im getting two friends over and thought it could be fun with some mario party instead of watching a movie and just sitting quietly not talking. Which one do you think will give them the best experience of Jamboree and Mario party superstars? Im on the switch 2.

I'm thinking everything from:

• Board selection
• mini games
• Tempo (Superstars is faster and jamboree can be a bit slower)
• Jamboree has the jamboree buddy - Superstar doesn't
• and would you make the CPU player normal or hard difficulty?

I remember first time I tried jamboree on the switch. That was my first time playing any mario party. And I remember it being a bit chaotic not knowing the game. So I just want to pich the best settings today to give them the best experience possible.

Anyone from Europe who can share their experience with the shipping time from spkiv? Seems like they have warehouses in Europe - I placed my first order yesterday and chose spkiv because of that.

Forgive me is this has been discussed before. I have just finished playing Windrose which was my first time ever playing a rpg survival game with building mode in it. I absolutely loved building in Windrose and found the mechanics and building menu's very intuitive and familiar very fast.

Fast forward to now. I'm done with Windrose and have now played a couple of hours of both Valheim and Enshrouded. The build mode in both games is a lot different than windrose. It's probably just a "getting used to" thing as I'm coming from 100 hours in Windrose and that was my first bulding experience.

But my question is, for those of you that have played all of the games mentioned above, how to you compare the building modes in them? And did you find one to be better than the others? Not really sure which one of valheim or enshrouded I should play first. Right now I can't see myself enjoying either of the build modes in valheim or enshrouded as much as I did in Windrose. Hopefully it will change.

Vi skal have installeret en varmepumpe. En af mine kammerater et elektriker og arbejder med opsætning af varmepumper til dagligt. Firmaet han et ansat ved er autoriseret. Mit spørgsmål er så, hvordan jeg er stillet forsikringsmæssigt, hvis han installerer vores varmepumpe som en tjeneste udenom firmaet og der i værste tilfælde går ild i den og huset fx brænder ned? Vil min husforsikring dække?

I just finished Windrose and have decided on subnautica as my next game. But I'm really not sure if I should play the first one or just jump straight to the new subnautica 2? The graphics is my main concern with subnautica 1 as it's from 2018. Is the graphics that much better in subnautica 2 or will subnautica 1's graphics still feel fine? Also I'm affraid to burn out if playing subnautica 1 first and then potentially never playing subnautica 2. On the other hand it's a shame not to play subnautica 1 as it's getting really good reviews. So where would you start if you never played any of them?

Vi står lidt i et leasing Vs købe dilemma. Vi kan igennem min kones arbejde lease en Mercedes glb 250+ elbil til privatbrug for 3800 kr om måneden og 0 kr i udbetaling. Det er inkl forsikring, service, dækskift og 20.000 km årligt. Hvad vi lige kan se når vi sammenligner virker det til at være en okay pris. Vi har dog altid været vant til at eje og har aldrig overvejet leasing før nu.

Alternativt har vi overvejet en xpeng g6 fra fra ny. Xpeng kører 0% rente i billån. Ulempen er værditabet på nye elbiler som man læser så meget om samt udviklingen. Er i tvivl om rækkevidden på de opgivne 470 km på deres standard Range er nok for bare en smule fremtidssikring?

Det der trækker mest i mig for at lease er, at vi 'køber' et par år ekstra inden vi køber elbil, og dermed når teknologien at udvikle sig mere og værditabet sandsynligvis bliver mindre på nye biler end det er i dag. Xpeng skulle dog være en rigtig fin bil, synes deres 0% rente virker rigtig fristende.

I'm currently playing Windrose with two friends and playing the whole game coop. This is my first time playing a survival RPG. Never thought I would be into them but here I am. I don't want to play windrose solo before we have completed it in coop. So I've been looking for another Rpg survival to play in single player and have narrowed in on valheim, enshrouded and subnautica.