Husband, Father, Gamer, Nerd
We’re playing on XBox Series X, and it behaves reasonably well. We typically split-screen while exploring, and merge the screens during battles.
When playing Divinity:Original Sin 2 we remained in merged screens 90% of the time, but for some reason it feels off in BG3, so we go with the merge only in battles.
Wait, rights? Civil liberties?
I’m probably in favor of net neutrality legislation (I’m not 100% sold on the concept as the whole issue of monopolistic ISPs is a government created issue, so asking government to resolve it doesn’t necessarily work for me).
But you completely lose me when you equate Internet access with civil liberties and rights. We have no more right to an Internet than we do to an ice cream stand on the corner.
I have the AAWireless in my 2020 VW GLI.
For the most part it works very well and I am very happy with the purchase.
It does have some quirks.
Sometimes it crashes and reboots, this can take some time. This is a rare occurrence.
It struggles with more than one connected device. If my wife and I are traveling together, it’s a bit of a crapshoot whose phone it will connect to. My understanding is that the dev is working to resolve that situation.
I’ve been playing Civ since the very first one. I got my start with it on the Amiga 2000.
Your concerns echo mine, but I also know that Sid rarely makes missteps. So while I’m concerned, I’ll wait until I actually get to play it.