I just beat this guy. Walked in with a colossal hammer and pancaked him. Took two tries because the first time I didn’t realize he didn’t turn into the fat one, but it was a summon instead.

I don’t really have much advice, really. Run sideways towards him when he spams projectiles, dodge into the big projectile, ignore his summons since your big hammer will hit them too anyway.

I really believe that this has nothing to do with kids. “For the kids” has made me suspicious of intentions for a long time. It makes it difficult to argue against it because it implies that you’re a pedo or are doing something illegal otherwise. You implement general monitoring “for the kids”, and then you add some anti piracy stuff to it, then you add some hate group detection, some anti government group detection, etc. Now you have everything you need to get ahead of any danger to the government. If the people can’t organize, you can do whatever you want.

Duct tape

Power word: scrunch

I mean I have ublock origin and it still shows up between rows of videos.

I do, I just don’t have the premium prompt blocked

I don’t have that blocked, and use the youtube website, so I see it at least once a week.

Those poor bastards. MY doppelgangers and I should meet and exchange notes on how to deal with all the weird shit we live with.

They will absolutely try to force the paid feature on you. How many times have you seen the youtube premium prompt?

I paused a lot on quests like these.

If you don’t have the tech skills, you don’t know what the right way to fix the guy who thinks he’s someone else. Who knows what happens if you choose wrong. What do you do with the guy who stole that eye implant?

Also… Minor spoilers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuWPaWluAUQ

Cyberpunk, and specifically the Phantom Liberty DLC.

I know 2077 has a bad rep for its terrible release, but the game excels in storytelling and mocap above all else. The DLC is accessible at the end of the prologue and requires that you make several hard choices which have a major impact on the dlc’s conclusion.

The DLC is also chok full of side quests and contracts that don’t affect the overall story but can affect your relationship with various factions, and that are affected by other choices made outside the DLC. The quests also feature various difficult choices. Do you kill the guy you were hired to kill, or do you give them a second chance so they can get treated for the cyberpsychosis that made them lash out in the first place?

I can’t recommend this game enough, honestly.

Edit: If you want more details, or have questions, just ask. I don’t want to spoil too much.

Greed and incompetence

No offense taken, and it totally does. Kind of a pompous name for a peripherals company but they do make high quality stuff, so fair game, right?

Uh… Just buy an off the shelf model. Keychron and Leopold make good keyboards for example. I’m sure others will post other recommendations, but what’s your budget, which continent do you need it shipped to? Maybe you have local tech shops that sell computer peripherals.

Will do

I’m not your buddy

You’re comparing Bethesda games to Bethesda games, which we all know are buggy messes. Starfield falls short of my expectations for what a polished diamond looks like.

You don’t have to be a game dev to see that games that came out before Starfield look and perform better. If you bought the game and you enjoy it, that’s all fine and I won’t make fun of you for it, but let’s not defend what is an obvious point of incompetence on Bethesda’s side.

Give us your country, then people know what to suggest.