InquisitiveApathy

I really wanted battleborn to succeed on release even though it was just kind of flawed from a design standpoint. I kind of gave up on competitive fps games since then though.

With how chaotic the fights look like and how high the ttk looks to be, is the game still fun at lower-mid skill levels?

Okay wow. This was really uncalled for. What did I ever do to you?

I'm not even going to bother reading what you wrote.

Not every question is directed personally at you.

If you literally just use your preferential search engine you will find that the top result gives you the answer you seek to who the person OP is referring to. Just because you do not know someone does not mean that they don't meet a specific magic threshold that needs to be met in order for someone to ask questions.

The user above is wrong. Blocking is only one-directional and you won't see comments and posts from them any longer, but they still see the things you posts.

Ours gets a single can of wet food(the smaller fancy feast ones) for dinner and then about a quarter cup of dry kibble spread out in 3 smaller meals throughout the day(by an automatic feeder). He's a former fat cat though so he's on a strict diet and not allowed to graze.

Let me know how your back feels in the morning

Honestly I kind of just figured I was going to take the L with how much I know is modified. I appreciate you doing the legwork and letting me know!

I'm a new Steamdeck owner so I just wanted to get used to the console honestly. I have Moguri installed on PC, but I have a hard time playing jrpgs on anything but handhelds nowadays.

I know there are tutorials, but at this point I'd mostly be worried that it's not compatible with an existing save. I don't want to redo all the Choco Hot and Cold 😂

Damn. I just finished the first disk on a playthrough on Steam deck with the base remaster. I had seriously considered modding it at first but didn't and now I regret it 🥲

This seems...unenforceable. they'll catch the low hanging fruit and it gives marketplaces incentive to pretend like they care, but the burden of proof to show someone is using fake reviews or view/likebots is kind of high.

The way it was always explained to me was anything containing even a small amount of caffeine was problematic. I appreciate you correcting me on this.