That's a fair point actually but I'm talking about not being invulnerable while invisible. If I had that, I'd definitely choose the invisibility. The issue is that being invisible makes you susceptible to more man-made accidents as opposed to if people even saw you.
Firefox is a pretty versatile browser that can be extensive customized for your personal online needs. Portable Firefox is a pretty useful tool to have on your flash drive so that when you go to a computer cafe, you can just pull it up and use a secure browser that you trust.
Yeah - they were talking about bumping up Ipads to 720p resolution and it was revolutionary at the time. Nowadays, almost everyone would laugh at you for that.
I hope it stays that way because most companies would start acting like Intel once they have no competition. Just pumping out negligible upgrades every year.
The concept and what it was trying to achieve is visible for all to see but the execution was horrid to say the least. They should've taken a couple more years to polish the game and it' would've been amazing.
I only ever did Star Wars Battlefront and that was the first and last time I'll ever pre-order a game. I almost pre-ordered Cyberpunk 2077 but I stuck to my guns at the alst minute and I'm glad I did.
And the amount of scams have significantly increased over the years. That's why I won't back any games nowadays no matter how much they try to market their game's "innovation".
Anything but battle royale games, I'm sick and tired of them. Most of them are unoriginal and all they are is massive cash grabs and hardly anything interesting in the way of content.
Nowadays teachers are far more aware so they can't get away with things like that again. Back then, most teachers didn't know anything about technology.
That's why I want more triple A companies to come under fire like Activision did. It's hilarious seeing Activision hopelessly trying to put out their dumpster fire.
So true - it used to hurt my thumb I'm not going to lie. It's one of the worst controllers I can ever remember with so many buttons in some awkward places where my hand couldn't reach when I was younger.
It's a problem that is in every industry not just the gaming industry. For instance, if Apple and Samsung fanbois would stop buying their products tomorrow, they'd stop removing so many features and accessories every year.
There are plenty of active gaming communities but you won't find one that's non-toxic and as helpful as VGR. I've been on quite a few and this is the first place where everyone for the most part gets along or at least acts civil towards each other. I've even seen forum members get doxxed by the moderator before in another community just because they had an opposing view.