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I haven’t submitted a support request yet, but I was wondering if anyone else is having this issue.

I’m on ATT and at least once per day - and often times twice - my LPIII will disconnect from ATT’s network and I’ll need to power cycle to reconnect.

Fortunately the phone reboots quickly but this week I was waiting for calls from my doctor and my insurance company, both of which I missed along with important texts from my wife.

This isn’t a new issue. I’ve had my LPIII for about 3 months now and it’s been like this the entire time; needing to perform random daily power cycles to reconnect to ATT.

Not once had I this issue with my LPII and this problem has got me wanting to swap back. I’

Please give us an option to turn this off/remove the button. I press it accidentally all the time and it’s a terrible experience. I never use the feature and never will. It’s incredibly frustrating.

Thank you!

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Marvel Rivals is Super Mecha Champions in disguise: same developer, same publisher, same engine, same combat engagement style/feel, same attacks...

Neatease shut down SMC and released a more polished version with a Marvel skin.

Just went to GameStop to preorder and they told me they're only taking orders for Xbox (of all the consoles, why Xbox???).

Checking online, the only place other than Square's store to preorder is Amazon... where you can only get it for PS5 or Switch. Xbox isn't listed anywhere.

It seems you can order the PS5 and Switch versions on Square's online store too... but again, no Xbox??

I seen a post made a few weeks ago about options to preorder in AU and NZ getting removed.

Does anyone know what the heck is going on?

I would argue that dinosaurs have not been well represented in video games. They're nearly unanimously portrayed as villains, creatures you must hunt, capture, or be hunted by. *Turok, Exoprimal, Second Extinction, Jurrassic Park, Primal Carnage, Orion: Prelude, Dino Crisis*... Most of these have tread the same ground; dinos are the enemy.

A dinosaur game I'd want to play involves a semi-open world with points of interest you reach through a mostly linear pathway that's wide enough to walk off the beaten path to explore. These points of interest might be a new biome populated by different dinosaurs that was reached by scaling a mountain, or a lake you discover while boating down a rive

Just wanted to let everyone know I noticed the game on sale today. I've been waiting for my physical edition but I've got a gift card for the eShop so I'll be double dipping.

Regarding all this talk of adding functionality to the Light Phone lineup (WhatsApp, NFC payments, Notes, Camera, Spotify, etc.).

I'll be happy for those requesting these apps if they decide to implement them but it feels in my gut that each successive concession to these demands is a slow "feature creep" in disguise that will end up leading the Light devices into standard smartphone territory.

The entire idea of Light Phone is to disconnect. Folks requesting more ways to connect using Light devices are totally missing the point, imo.

To me a Light device is a tool with basic connectivity functionality to meet the bare minimum for communication; text and call. Adding the music and map

If you read the FAQ's they clearly state that both the LPII and LPIII will continue to be supported and sold simultaneously.

The III is a new device sold along with the II that adds features (some want) for an added cost. Future feature and OS upgrades can and will be pushed to both devices where it is applicable (obviously wheel-based features will be omitted form the II).

Chill :)

Side Note:

I'm really going to miss the e-ink screen when I upgrade, but being able to see the device in the dark more reliably and the ability to text faster is going to really help. I believe it to be a fair compromise. Not to mention the 5G support will be killer for my hot spot tasks on-the-go at w

With that huge fat stack of cash, GameStop could make some acquisitions that will diversify their revenue streams.

They could purchase a system integrator to sell PCs, a publishing company to start publishing video games... Or anything, really. Those are just my top-of-the-head spit ball ideas.

By doing this they can organically grow the stock price by transitioning their core business model away from relying on the purchase and sale of physical games media. Which couldn't be a better decision if you ask me, considering the trend of direct-from-publisher and the decline of brick-and-mortar game sale locations. Even Best Buy, Target, and Walmart are drastically lowering their game section

“Talk is cheap”.

I follow areffkay Jr on his socials and he just posted the following:

I'm very aware of what the average retail investor has been saying about the need for greater transparency in our markets, stronger regulatory oversight and tougher penalties for market manipulation and criminal behavior.

”My administration will support the Ape retail rebellion and enact aggressive Wall Street reforms. To match action with words, I just invested $24,000 in GameStop from the fees I earned from suing Monsanto for their knowingly poisoning our soil and causing cancer.

*I love the idea of making Monsanto support $GME and the Apes. We need a free and fair market. Let's punish preda

And all of her friends are straight-edge, non-smokers.

Smoke one for me.

(I posted this in r/VideoGames meaning to post it here. I left it there for conversations sake.)

I‘d recently been thinking how odd it was that out of nowhere Ubisoft of all companies would be putting out a Star Wars game so quickly after announcing it. One with seemingly so much overlap with their own supposedly already in development game...

1. Both are ambitious, story-driven sci-fi games
2. You pilot ships to other planets
3. The art direction and gameplay are suspiciously similar.
4. The announcement-to-release for Outlaws was quick coming from Ubisoft.
5. The timeline matches up:

• 2017: BGE2 was announced
• 2020: Michel Ancel quits Ubisoft
• 2023 (June): Star Wars: Outlaws gets

They look incredibly similar…

1. Both are ambitious, story-driven sci-fi games

2. You pilot ships to other planets

3. The art direction and gameplay are suspiciously similar.

4. The timeline matches up:

• 2017: BGE2 was announced
• 2020: Michel Ancel quits Ubisoft
• 2023 (June): Star Wars: Outlaws gets announced
• 2024 (August): Star Wars: Outlaws release date

5. The announcement-to-release for Outlaws was quick coming from Ubisoft.

It would be super easy for Ubisoft to take the skeleton of BGE2 and pivot it to Star Wars after Ancel’s departure. I bet they saw how good those Star Wars: Jedi games did, approached Disney, slapped a half-finished game in front of them and said “this wou