I'll definitely have to check that out, thanks!
I'm probably not understanding something here, maybe I set my whole library up as a collection at some point. I pretty much always have it set up to show all games either as last played where it lists the date up to 15 years ago or whatever or most played.
That could be the reason why you're seeing it easily. Long ago I made collections of genres for my games to organize them better, so they're all sorted into different categories. I'd have to make a new collection with all games then from there sort by last played. Viewing it directly from your profile on the website or app doesn't give you that same list, it must be done direct from your library I'm guessing.
No, you are correct. I checked again and while you can do it trough one of these collection, when you show all games as you mention, it also shows what @neogunhero is looking for, so definitely the fastest and easiest way😉 It is also good because you can also see the games you have uninstalled.
Come on, man! Short players' complaints matter, too! 😉
My system has been a Ship of Theseus the whole time, I sell the 'old' parts to go towards the next upgrade. That way I dont need to pay out multi thousands at a time and my system never really struggles with any new game, let alone falls below minimum requirements. Think of it like a subscriprion.
Games really need better short-people representation. Why is everyone the same size in every game?
Same here, in the 7 years I've had this rig, only my mobo, PSU and case are the same, though I've been using my GPU for 6 years. I reckon if I just upgrade the GPU I can get another few years out of this rig.
What I was saying earlier is that I kind of want to move my current hardware to a mATX or ITX build, just so that it would be easier when lugging it around the house. That would require a new case, PSU and mobo, the three things I haven't changed in my current build, so that to me seems a bit pointless. It would be very nice to have a tiny box instead of a mid sized tower, but maybe I should wait to do that with a brand new build. I can always get a new GPU now and transfer that to a new AM5 build in the future.
I have nightmares about Oddjob. I played 007 Nightfire the most on Gamecube and even there he was a short prick, always throwing his hat causing people to instantly die and stuff. IIRC his camera view was still the same height as the rest of the characters though.
I have a fear my PSU is getting old and something may happen to it. It's a EVGA brand 80+ Bronze certified PSU so that doesn't scare me, it's just the age of it. It's been going hard for 7 years, not constantly as I turn my PC off every night, but still the age makes me worried it will kick the bucket soon.
The only thing I feel against buying used would be a GPU, and I don't really have a valid reason why. Motherboard, CPU, RAM, all good to use second hand. GPUs though, I'm afraid whoever owned it last put it through its paces and stress tested the hell out of it. This could have easily been done to any other component though, but for whatever reason I have hesitation specifically towards used GPUs.
Love Silverstone cases. To me they sort of retain a mid 2000s look, apart from that one case they released this year that did that on purpose. I much prefer that sort of aesthetic than what's popular these days, specifically the fishtank cases. I do like the wood accents in cases trend but I think that's starting to go out of style now. If I ever build a real dedicated HTPC I'd want a Silverstone case with a 5.25in disk bay to throw a Bluetooth reader in there.
I can't find my old receipt for my RTX 2060 unfortunately, but I think I paid around $300 for it brand new in 2019. With that being said, low-mid tier GPUs like the RX 9060 XT and RTX 5060 Ti are pretty competitively priced compared to what I paid for my card. 9060 XT can be found for under $400 and there are a few 5060 Ti SKUs for around MSRP. Higher end cards such as RX 9070 XT and the RTX 5070 and above are where the pricing is really bad. Speaking of which.. why hasn't AMD released anything above the 9070 XT yet?
They arent releasing anything higher end, they kind of ceded that market to Nvidia this time around. If you look at the amount of power theyre using it might be a clue as to why.
AMD not being more aggressive in the higher end market is a big frustrating. They're beating Nvidia in prices while being very comparable in most performance scenarios (obviously RT is their weakpoint), if they could make a 5080 competitor at a few hundred dollars cheaper, people would go nuts over them.
