That makes sense for me. Weekends are often consumed by catching up with various errands and chores, as well as hopefully at least something fun. During the week loads of us work full time. Sure, there’s time in the evenings for some of the year, but for a decent chunk of it darkness sets in before work is over.
Fitting in an hour of being in nature, three times per week? That’s a big ask, I suspect.
Does the other person’s reply not appear for you?
I don’t think I’ve encountered a magic system that doesn’t annoy me, unfortunately.
Basically anything focused on fantasy dungeon crawling. I spend my life indoors without enough daylight. Why would I want to do that but with even less light and more stuff trying to kill me?
I can’t tell if this is a joke comment or not. I don’t know what the letters stand for and as such it could be about almost anything.
It hasn’t made much sense to have air-conditioning for the week a year where it’d make life a bit more comfortable. Our summers aren’t that hot. London is probably awful given that it’s all concrete and glass but the rest of the UK isn’t quite so urbanised.
For me “too much” was a long time ago. The price of graphics cards went insane at some point and it stopped being worth it. The last time I bought a graphics card new was in 2009 and that cost me, adjusted for inflation, £220 (Why do I still have the receipt…?). It was an nVidia GTX 260 and at the time was a fairly decent midrange card. Looking at graphics card pricing now, uh, nope, that wouldn’t buy me anything comparable - it looks like we’re talking ~£380 for midrange stuff, so a ~70% increase in price.
Whilst obviously the hardware is a lot more capable now than it was then, the amount of enjoyment I get out of gaming hasn’t gone up. If anything I enjoy gaming less now than I did then, although that’s more due to me getting older.
I’m constantly baffled as to how anyone can justify the cost of a decent gaming PC these days.
A great many of us spent our childhoods with terrible associations with sport. To this day I dislike it, despite not wanting to.
I’m hoping I can make it more fun for my daughter so she can walk a different path.
The PSP was both amazing and awful. So much squandered potential. So few developers did anything cool with it.
BioShock Infinite took long enough and the finished product was significantly less interesting than the previews. This looks like it’s going to take twice as long. I don’t see that working out.