I’m interested in First Light but not enough to buy it yet.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card

I tried Jellyfin probably 2 years ago and it was fine but Plex is just “plug n play” in regard to my family setting it up themselves with little help from me.

Plexamp is the only way I stream music too so that’s a big reason why I won’t move yet.

In my opinion they should have just discontinued the lifetime sub instead of the ridiculous pricing and bad press.

There is a big different between Farming Simulator and something like Gas Stop Simulator though as the later games are just shitty asset flips of the same 5 minute gameplay loop.

Death Standing is one of my all time favourites but I also understand why it’s on this list.

It is an interesting report.

https://issuu.com/ballmatthew/docs/gaming2025_vee10?fr=xIAEoAT3_MzMz

40w

It’s an old microATX build with 3 HDDs, 1 SSD, 1 M.2 and a Quadro P400 so I think 40w average is pretty good. It’s on 24/7 with no spin down.

Nintendo Switch

I’ve never really clicked with the Switch and we’ve had one since launch. It’s not all bad, handheld and home console in-one is a pretty cool concept, but it underwhelms in all ways. Also browsing the eShop is painfully slow too.

If I was starting new today I’d go for Jellyfin but my family is all set up for Plex now and I’m not going through that painful process again :D

In this case you’d be better off on Facebook and Reddit looking for local services that can help you.

The Little Ones dlc is also devistating great.

DoD Source and TF2 with a good community server was the best of times :(

Squad is by far the most with about 3.5k hours. I dont really like playing other games online nowadays but Squad really hits the sweet spot of 80% social 20% gameplay.

The rest of the list is probably Megadrive, N64 and Dreamcast stuff :D

Halo comes to mind straight away. The way the enemies react, dodging out the way or charging towards you was something special. Also the music score and freedom it gives you in the semi-open levels to play differently.

If you have any old hardware/laptop laying around then use that until you nail down what you actually want to do and need.