Would be the most budget-friendly over a VR rig.
Also have this big ass TV that I could put to use as well.
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Would be the most budget-friendly over a VR rig.
Also have this big ass TV that I could put to use as well.
Oh come on, you can't leave out PC lol
Edit: tho I did too purposely due to the cost if you're going high end.
For sure. Plus I'm not knowledgeable enough about the whole VR world to know what type of games are out there, or how good the environment is.
As for PC gaming, definitely an option...but pricing is always something to be considered.
Good thing is...if you get a PS4/3 then the PS5 is apparently backward compatible so you can still play the games.
On another note. I don't play online, simply solo games. Online gaming has never appealed to me, and that's why the games I listed are the ones I play.
I don't play online either.
It's not that I don't like my ass being handed to me by a 10-year old kid in Bulgaria, it's the constant high-pitched childish yammering that's annoying.
So embarrassing when someone walks in and hears me blubbering like that.
Dirty Frank
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Well give it a try with someone Chinese,they will likely go ballistic its near as good as holding up your left hand when a Muslin man wants to shake hands.
Equally opportunistic offensive here....
Well, I just did.
Nothing happened.
I did notice that I'm in desperate need of a haircut though...
I don't know if I'll stop finding joy in that...when you beat an opponent so badly they need to resort to personal insults, it's the ultimate sign of dominance.
I've had some funny sportsman moments tho where I teabag a guy, he later kills me and teabags me, and we become frds lol
I'm almost certain if you refer to a Chinese person (not Hong Kong or Taiwan even tho both are part of China) as Taiwanese, they will lose their ****. I once told a Chinese girl I was from Taiwan and she immediately yelled "TAIWAN IS NOT A COUNTRY!" After booting her out of my car, Google gave me some disturbing insight between Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China's politics.
Mad Mike
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There are a lot of things that go into the numbers. The last time I was in Poland (2010) I don't remember seeing a single Chinese person. Today the entire Chinese population of Poland is still small, about 8,000 and travel between the countries is equally small. Canada has 8000 arrivals from China every 4 days. That might be a clue.
Mad Mike
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I watched a good explanation of stats on CNN this morning. The infectious disease guy studied ships that were infected, his argument was that cruise ships were the only controlled samples - scientists have access to ages, health conditions, infection rates and outcomes. He argued the overall death rate to be .85% for the general population and .65% adjusted to healthy people under 70 years old.
Trials
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Same here,
Wife! I need my hair cut please.
There's so much we don't know yet.
It's not even clear how long immunity lasts after you get over COVID-19. If you can get it more than once, then forget about herd immunity. And then we're in for a really long and bumpy ride.
Ontario corporations, individuals could face 'staggering' fines for price gouging
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has said that any individuals or companies found guilty of price gouging amid the COVID-19 pandemic will face “staggering fines.”
toronto.ctvnews.ca
I'm not expert, and obviously not in the country but I do have a lot of family there.
The country clamped down hard as **** on everyone. Basically shut the country down except for actual essentials. Hotels, businesses, public places, all were shut down quickly. The national airline, LOT, shut down flights very quickly as well.
That could be part of it. But it could also be a lack of testing. However, just speaking with my cousin right now he said there's no mass hysteria, and overall people are being civil, and everyone is holding to the lockdown with no major violations in their area.
Watched the movie 'Contagion' yesterday....**** me I hope we don't get to the level of panic that was depicted. Pandemonium in the streets, violence between people, looting....sent shivers down my spine.
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thanks for the thoughtful reply, the only one
a little different than
your #'s suck
it's China's fault because Trudeau
so maybe I was kind of correct in my observation that Canada has some work to do
hopefully you're felling better
Trials
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Some won't care but some might:
news.mongabay.com
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www.businessinsider.com
National parks in Africa shutter over COVID-19 threat to great apes
Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo shut its doors to tourists this week in an attempt to protect its great apes from possibly being infected by the novel coronavirus. The park, which hosts one of the last remaining populations of the mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei...
news.mongabay.com
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Everything we know about the pangolin — the scaly mammal that may have spread the coronavirus to humans
Pangolins are nocturnal mammals than are often poached for their scales. Their meat is also considered a delicacy in China and Vietnam.
www.businessinsider.com
Some won't care but some might:
National parks in Africa shutter over COVID-19 threat to great apes
Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo shut its doors to tourists this week in an attempt to protect its great apes from possibly being infected by the novel coronavirus. The park, which hosts one of the last remaining populations of the mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei...
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Everything we know about the pangolin — the scaly mammal that may have spread the coronavirus to humans
Pangolins are nocturnal mammals than are often poached for their scales. Their meat is also considered a delicacy in China and Vietnam.
So....if it ends up being the pangolin, can we blame it? lol
Trials
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No it means if the rest of the primates get it, they can blame humans, they were smart enough not to eat the Pangolin's
Ontario government bans gatherings of more than 5 people in bid to stop coronavirus spread | Globalnews.ca
'We're prepared to do whatever it takes to keep our people and our communities safe right now,' the Ontario premier said.
globalnews.ca
good.
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