Performance definitely leaves something to be desired and will hopefully be better at launch, but other than that she is fun. I like a majority of the changes on the weapons with the exception of completely removing the air bounce combo thing on the insect glave. I get it at the same time though, a majority of Monsters can’t even hit you while your in the air.

The complexity and variety of the weapons, as well as the different monsters and the personalities is what I like about them. It’s basically a boss rush game with the occasional gathering session for environmental resources.

It’s not a game for everyone, and it’s kinda a running meme that everyone drops it shortly after there first time playing it, only to come back years later and get completely hooked.

If you do decide to try it, I really suggest messing around with the weapons in the training area until you find one interesting to you, and then searching up a guide for it.

On one hand, I get it. People can be unnecessarily toxic, but completely ignoring feedback just doesn’t seem right either.

Retrodeck in your case then if you just want a simple setup.

Cool devices, but I’ve seen Beelink PCs with better specs and for cheaper. Cool if you want the case but not really worth it at the end of the day.

If your looking for a f2p game similar to this just play Beyond All Reason.

Free and open source. No energy system or microtransactions.

Not asynchronous though.

If you sideload VLC yes. I don’t believe it’s on the official app store.

There’s a docker image called wg-easy I use with a nice web interface.

A lot of the modern arm chips are 64 bit now fortunately. Not sure about RISC.

Based on the hardware you have, if you’re able to install it on one of the routers, I know that OpenWRT can set DNS on a per device basis with it’s DHCP server.

My personal suggestion is to use a PFSense device as there is an option for per device DNS settings, along with a lot of other options that you might want to mess with if your trying to learn some networking

Armbian with CasaOS

I can’t speak on moonlight specifically on the pi 4, but it running steamlink on wasn’t bad on it, so I can’t imagine it’s would be any worse than that for moonlight.

Wired Nvidia shield TV has been my best experience when it comes to both moonlight and steam link out of all of the devices I’ve tried it with.

The base game (to access these quests) is $40 for a brand new copy. It’s only $20 if you get a used copy.

These DLCs event quests are also free to download.

Still sucks they are being removed, but these were minor free 3rd party event quests to begin with.

Although it still sucks it’s being removed, these DLCs were all free event quests and did not cost extra.

Although I don’t like this either, I did see some misinformation going around in some other comments.

All of these quests that are being removed were free DLC event quests and did not cost any extra to play. It still sucks that it’s being removed, but its not like people are losing content they paid for either.

If you really want to experience this content, the game is $20 from GameStop. You can download these quests basically as soon as you start the game.

If you can’t afford it, emulation and the PC version both have very easily accessible save editors where you can unlock these quests/cosmetics if it’s means that much to you.

Or just don’t buy the game at all if that’s too much extra work for you., I highly recommend it though if you can get it. Easily my most played game of 21-22 :)

I have 2 SATA SSDs I use via an USB adapter externally and have never had an issue.

Technically SATA is faster at 6 gigabyte compared to USB 3.0 at 5 gigabyte. That being said USB 3.1 or newer is faster than SATA.

How if we’re talking nvme, internal drives are basically always going to be faster than a USB adapter.