Sony Greed, Xbox TRANSITIONS & a Culture War Autopsy

there aren't that many, however there are kind of some more popular ones that offer this, but most games are getting attacked unless they involve degenerate sex scenes and nudity, like people were attacking this steller blade game for the costume designs, but in games like balders gate 3 you have full on nudity and sex scenes, it's ok when it's degenerate sex, but when it appeals to the male gaze, suddenly it's evil and must be shut down at all costs, these people are nuts, they don't have any consistency in their arguments.

@KEEPER: it's the demonic gay agenda... demons gotta be demonic... and shit corrupting men and the youth...I refused to buy Balders Gate: it sucks I used to read some of the novels..

yeah, this is why i stay away from online only games, yeah i'm stuck playing a single player game, but online gaming is highly over rated in my opinion.

i prefer offline games, especially if they can be modded and played in how you want to play them.

@KEEPER: I have the Steam Deck, which is online but I can dowoad them and play... with the exception of EA games, ie Jedi Fallen Ordee: Though, didn't someone make a video of all the comics, books, and video games Jedi the Empire forgot to kill, ie Vader? It was a Big list...Damn, Obi-Wan frying his ass really took a toll!?!

@WMHarrison94: i considered getting a steam deck, but i wanted the platform to improve more before i got onboard with that, i mean they are making improvement's all the time, but i feel it still has a long away to go. btw, can you play without a battery, like say if you wanted to play it like a desktop plugged in the wall while you are on the couch gaming from a distance, or does the battery have to be connected? anyway i kind of worry about these lithium ion batteries inside of machines that cause so much heat to dissipate as you know all CPU's have this one issue in common, so the need to avoid that situation comes to mind.

it also makes me wonder if they have considered using thermal electric to draw off of that heat and turn it into reserve power so it's not totally wasted.

@KEEPER: There's a newer model with better screen OLED I think. There is a Steam Deck docking station but I found one on Amazon capable of 40W I think it was (my laptop uses 100W USB C-- so I have both.) Yes, you can plug it in and use it as a desktop. You can add Bluetooth controllers. Bryant Gardiner The Linux Gamer usually does a Steam update every week if you want more info. He's on YT, Odysee and maybe Bitchute. I have not been in Bitchute in awhile.