I’m into my 5th decade of gaming and to me it wasn’t anything special, good game though.
However my son who was 8ish when he first played the first game ate it up, and I think it’s sort of for the same reason we have those same pedestals for our games from that age.
It’s a genuinely good game with an engaging story AND they dangled a carrot successfully for years.
The game is still fun and they’re releasing content in a somewhat steady manner.
It isn’t as good as OW was in its heyday but frankly it’s still fun.
The new hero is a blast.
That said my buddy and I 100% switched to rivals the day before the new overwatch season (with the new hero) dropped and I have very little want to go back to OW2 right now.
I’d like an invite toooooo
Christ alive.
No. Actually. The 32TB drive is a single point of failure for all your data.
Splitting it means you have 2 points of failure but for only half your data.
From an integrity and availability standpoint the two disk solution, while wildly ridiculous and dumb as fuck, is actually better.
Both solutions are ridiculous and dumb and are not sufficient backup.
You misunderstand the intent then.
Why would anyone back up data in the manner you’re saying? That’s dumb.
Don’t split the data across multiple logical locations, keep it logically contained. A raid designed for availability is better than a single external hard drive but that isn’t what is being talked about.
3 2 1 means keeping multiple copies of the SAME data on multiple media types in multiple locations so you remove a single point of failure.
Someone set us up the bomb.
Yeah. We laughed real hard at shitty localizations and ad even loved the games still.