Imagine if the games went Black Phone on us back in the early days and we got to hear previous night guards that got killed by the animatronics telling us different tips and tricks. Forget about phone guy, I wanna know if there are ghosts of former night guards stuck in some sort of limbo

I did get thermal paste for it, but it is the most annoying laptop to take apart. For now I'll just stick with the new ssd and save trying to figure out how to take it apart without breaking it another day.

I remember it being a pretty decent laptop and was what I originally played Portal 2 on when it was still only on disc. Also, I'll more than likely be installing Linux after I get it up and running. It wouldn't take the usb so I couldn't install Linux that way and I had the Windows 10 disc already.

Unless it's something I use on the daily, I have a price limit for subscriptions. I don't even pay for many streaming services anymore.

So I'm letting myself enjoy what I can while I still have it and wishlisting the games on Steam. When they go on sale I'll get them as I go. I'm really focusing on what I can afford, and a subscription over 11.99 is not that.

Also, there has to be a difference with how Steam and the xbox app install games. I'm installing the game I got and I remember it taking literal hours to install on the xbox app. It only took a few minutes through Steam and it gave me a pop up for something I needed to play the game.

Watching the current cycle back, I definitely want to add a bit more bounce to the movement. Maybe show it more in the character's hair and bandana.

Seriously, this is ridiculous. My main question is, does it have to hit every single point to count or can you summon a creature or something to either do tasks instead of attacking?
www.forbes.com/sites/paulta...

Summoning things for battle.