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Hello everyone, I have a question. I bought Death Stranding 2 a few days ago and I'll be receiving it soon, and I was wondering if I'll actually like it. I played the first game two years ago, and frankly, I found the story good but incredibly confusing. I mean, I didn't understand anything towards the end, and I only moderately enjoyed the gameplay, for one simple reason: I found it incredibly satisfying to bring back all the packages, etc. But the problem is that at a certain point, you just end up taking the truck and playing the whole game in one, which is terrible because you go from good on-foot gameplay to just pressing R2 to drive. So, am I likely to enjoy the second game more, or am

Hello everyone, I don't know if other Dexcom One+ users have the same problem as me, but this is the second sensor in a row where the readings are completely wrong after 3-4 hours of installation on my arm. Either the sensor reads 2.5 g/L while the capillary tube reads 1.2 g/L, or it's the other way around, and it's starting to seriously annoy me. I think I've already had to replace it twice in one month. In fact, I have the impression that it's even worse since I switched to the official Dexcom app, whereas before I was using Xdrip+.

Hello, I would like to know if a BYOD application exists for Dexcom One+?

Hi everyone! So, I’ve got about 45 hours in the game and I just finished Act 2. I wanted to share my thoughts on the first two acts: Act 1: I found it really good. The Grove, the Hag, and the Goblin Camp were great areas with fun quests to explore, even though I feel like some things could have been pushed even further. My only slight disappointment was the Grymforge area; I liked the concept, but the execution felt a bit off. The pacing there is strange—it almost got boring at one point. Act 2: I’m a bit more mixed on this one. It’s significantly better in terms of writing, narration, and atmosphere, but much weaker when it comes to exploration, quests, and gameplay. Aside from the Tower, t

As a DOS2 player, I'm seriously considering BG3

Hi everyone, I have a quick question for you. I recently played DOS2, which was my first CRPG. I love so many things about the game, especially the side content. Even though it feels a bit messy at times, I loved the puzzles and how ingenious the gameplay can be. However, I have some reservations about BG3 because I found the exploration in DOS2 a bit lacking. You often don't know what to do, and honestly, if I hadn't looked at guides, I would have missed so much. Is the exploration better in BG3? And is the side content just as good (I imagine it’s better, but I’d like your opinion)? Thanks to everyone who replies!

Hi everyone, I have a quick question for you. I recently played DOS2, which was my first CRPG. I love so many things about the game, especially the side content. Even though it feels a bit messy at times, I loved the puzzles and how ingenious the gameplay can be. ​However, I have some reservations about BG3 because I found the exploration in DOS2 a bit lacking. You often don't know what to do, and honestly, if I hadn't looked at guides, I would have missed so much. ​Is the exploration better in BG3? And is the side content just as good (I imagine it’s better, but I’d like your opinion)? Thanks to everyone who replies!

So, I'm going to give a quick review as a new Divinity player and CRPG player in general. I'm at 40 hours of gameplay, I just finished Reaper's Coast, and I play as Fane, Ifan, Lohse, and Sebille. Frankly, the game is great. The quests all have different mechanics, different puzzles, different combat, and the areas are incredibly varied. The only downside is that exploration is a bit tedious, with a lot of backtracking between teleportation points and quest areas. The combat gameplay is quite difficult for a beginner in this type of game; I had to lower the difficulty a notch, but it's very enjoyable. The loot is pretty cool too; you can feel that your character has varying levels of resista

Hello, for those who have played, is there a noticeable visual or performance improvement on PS5?

Hello, I'm a "casual" Monster Hunter player in the sense that I've only played 150 hours of Monster Hunter World (Iceborn) and so far 75-80 hours of MHWILD (HR130). I'd like to know, because I've never understood how you manage to play hundreds of hours per Monster Hunter game. I mean, in MHWILD, I've been able to test several weapons in 80 hours, create a good build, a very good crafted weapon, good jewels, etc. And I'd like to spend more time on the game because it has great gameplay, but I find that at a certain point, boredom sets in. I'm playing for very little reward since my build has very little room for improvement. So my question is, how do you manage to spend so many hours without

Hello, Hyperos 3 has arrived on Poco x7 Global but not on the EEA version, will it arrive quickly or will it take time?