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pretty much this. When you can get games done in 5 min on an app, it's hard to go back to the physical 30+ minute version. especially when there's not a huge amount to be gained from it, such as player interaction.

I am intrigued by this Dice Throne and want to know more. What's the best option to dip toe in while also getting best value? Chances are I'll try it on tts to see if I actually like but but keen to buy it. even more so, Adventures, the coop version

Don't play the online version of dominion. It will ruin the physical version for you

installed port royale 3 the other day but haven't set aside time to learn or play it yet. Should I bother or just wait for this one?

How common is cross play? Thinking of grabbing this so I can play some games with my nephew who has an xbox. Will I need to get an xbox also or fine with a pc?

Further googling led me to this link: Seems to be exactly what I was after.

Any good guides on the tomes / grims? Not sure I have the patience to sift through the youtubes showing them, but I may have to sooner or later

this appears to be a good list of stuffs. No idea on its accuracy https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1832306381 This guy's builds / guides seem pretty in depth and seem like a good enough starting point. He's got one for each character. Again, I'm no where near experienced...

Any of the DLC's must haves when starting out?

thanks heaps! some awesome advice

grabbed this since it was 75% off. Any quick tips or links to good up to date guides?

Awesome decision! Getting wins on the board is a good feeling and make for great stepping stones to your ultimate goal. Looking forward to trying this new one out.

I've always preferred AMD but I never by the latest top end card. I much prefer their price / performance, especially back when crossfire was well supported. At least, supported better than it is now. Buying 1 good mid range card, then adding another 6 month / year down the track for near...

3 seasons in a row of Barcelona being humiliated in the champion's league.

is this game of any use for a solo player?

Seven Days (TV Series 1998–2001) - IMDb made it to season 3

would it have been that much harder to just do a serious animated trek show?

finally got around to finishing this series off. pretty enjoyable for the most part. wish they had more of a tie up at the end for some characters but I liked where they went with Kira.

I don't care

I quite enjoyed The Collector (TV Series 2004–2006) - IMDb

Palm. Springs is worth a watch

Klopp Out!!!

One of the best TNG episodes ever. This feels like like completely wrong era. Would have worked fine in the 90s, during the height of trek, as a counter programming option.

Awesome effort Ravishing!! Some awesome ideas and looks really great.

Chartstone is ok. enjoyable enough experience but too unbalanced for my liking If it's the sort of game you're interested in, try Rise of Queensdale instead.

Well that was pretty shit. Glad there was nothing riding on the game

Anyone know how to go about setting up my printer so someone is able to print to it from anywhere? Basically, getting a person to help with admin for my business and need them to print out orders and other things, while working remotely. Printer is aKyocera

Add me to the list of people who enjoy The Postman and Waterworld.

Viticulture is a great game, work well at 2 players as well as more, though there's less luck involved. One of the Azul's might be good, quick enough that you won't have to spend long teaching / playing it. ditto Sagrada. Terraforming Mars works well two play, quite a lot faster than with more...

I personally preferred Civ4 over 5 or 6. I've switched over to EU4 though which I think is better in nearly every way, but it's a lot deeper with a steeper learning curve. CK2 is also popular, but it never really clicked with me. This Old War seems like a worthy addition, but still under...

I find the shift to 1 unit per tile in these games to be quite annoying. I think I must prefer the stacks of doom just so I don't have to micro manage so much. Surely there's a nice middle ground, like civ3's army system, where you can combine 3 or 4 or however many units into a single entity...

My disappointed with Civ5 led me to finally sitting down and learning how to play EU4 and I haven't looked back since. They're not exactly the same sort of game but they have so much cross over that every time I've tried any of the civs (even 4, one of my favourites), it's felt so shallow and...

Obviously more important things going on in the world, but hard not to dream about being in liverpool for a match against chelsea today, ideally in the stadium, and looking forward to the parade next week. oh well.

cool. Been on my too watch list. Been trying not to raise my expectations that it will be as good as the goonies though.

Finally got around to watching this and enjoyed the trip down memory lane