RpgGamer
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My computer has been hving some serious BSOD issues lately. Only when I'm playing intensive games though, like it happened a couple times during more than on of my Rocket League binges BUT it happens between 1/2 and 1/3 of the times I'm playing PUBG. And that game is frustrating enough without my computer deciding to have some kind of "watchdog" error and BSODing. I youtubed what may be causing it, to which it was agreed that I needed to update my drivers, which I did. Restarted computer. Seemed ok. Now its happening again, except all my drivers are absolutely up to date accross the board. The only other thing I can think of is that my motherboard doesn't like my new headset. Any one else want to offer suggestions about why it may be happening/how to fix it/have personal experience?
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Love to hear it Veiva! I wouldn't recommend a craigslist used car st all, but rather a dealership. Or one better -Cat sense. You have to be especially wary of buying cars in the bible belt because a lot of people fancy themselves creative mechanics and end up rigging all kinds of temp fixes that end up being your problem. At least from dealerships you can get warranties, but at the cost of loads more hassle. Which brings me to CarSense. I assume there s one in your region, and they may come off as more expensive at first but their service is top notch and you end up saving money with all the warranties and free tune ups (not to mention the time). But bottom line, always get a second opinion on cars marketed by private owners
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Some of these pics are dated. But I guess it's supposed to be as if were still in 2015?
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Nah I care about you guys, I practically grew up with y'all. I actually hate the idea of online dating/friendship but it's different with the people I've interacted with here on TIF. It feels like family. That being said I also fall on a polar scale of social skill. Either I float like a butterfly, or sink like a rock. I think it's dependant on how frequently I assume I'll interact with a person/people in the future.
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How long have you played? I tried it for a few days and got bored very quickly because the maps were so small and it was not at all challenging to win battles. I honestly don't remember much about the game. Do you think it stands up on its own as a good (casual) game or is it more something you play here and there when you have nothing better to do and need to kill time? I played Final Fantasy Brave Exvius for quite a while. I had a 300+ day login streak before I accidentally missed one. Turns out that was the only thing keeping me coming back to the game. I haven't played in months, but I think as far as those freemium gacha games go, it's not that bad. I liked it more than Fire Emblem Heroes anyway.As a large fan of the Fire Emblem series, I very much enjoy Fire Emblem Heroes and have been playing since day one of launch (Feb 2017) and have not missed a single log in day. The content can get a little stale at times, for sure. Some days I'll only play for a few minutes, but other days I'll play for a solid couple hours (here and there over the course of a day). The PVE maps aren't super challenging, but I find most of the entertainment value is building passion project units. Making a meme squad good enough to PvP is a very rewarding experience. I can see why the game isn't for everyone, but it's made some large improvements in gameplay since launch with a huge introduction of new skills and seals. So I guess what I'm saying is, it's a great game to play if you don't want to sink your life into a mobile game. I also really appreciate the fact that I can essentially pause and put my phone down at ant time without losing my place because a lot of my playtime is while I'm not busy at work.
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