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Quoting: GrabbyI was looking for an excuse to buy a Raspberry Pi...now I have one :P

Yup. I might buy my first Pi because of this. I've borrowed friends' before, but I never bought one because I wouldn't have put it to use.

A bit off-topic, but it's rPi-relevant:
I was in the same boat, kinda. Had a Pi lying around, with no real use for it. Then a friend showed me Pi-hole [External Link]. Network wide ad-block. Highly recommended.

This is a cool tool, but it doesn't look unique to the Pi. I have a rack-mount server with quite a few virtual machines in my house, so the Pi doesn't really have an advantage here either. Cool suggestion though. Maybe I'd run that in a VM.

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Quoting: GrabbyI was looking for an excuse to buy a Raspberry Pi...now I have one :P

Yup. I might buy my first Pi because of this. I've borrowed friends' before, but I never bought one because I wouldn't have put it to use.

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I really like the look of this game. I hope the developer is successful in his mission.

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Added to wish list. I think my kids would love it. I'm sure I'd like it as well, it's just that I'm subscribed to EVE right now.

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Quoting: JAnyone want to play, would be great to have some GoL Battletech multiplayer rounds!!!!

:D

Hmm... maybe after pay day. ;)

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Empire is the only Total War game where I've played through the campaign. It was really great fun! Since then, I haven't been drawn to single-player strategy games. I know that there are co-op modes in the Shogun and Warhammer ones, but my friends don't want to commit. :( Anyway, I will echo the comment that, if you were thinking about getting Empire, do it and play it!

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I played this game for a short while with some co-workers and I got bored somewhat quickly. I also couldn't stand the ugly graphics. The fact that the game hasn't been updated in a year means that I don't regret forgetting about the game for so long. If this huge update is cool and runs well enough, I will jump and and check it out. I didn't find the current version enjoyable enough, even with people to cooperate with.

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Ah, this is great. I did not know that there was a free weekend on Steam! I've been interested in Surviving Mars ever since it came out. A demo might make me buy it. w00t

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I'm really glad to see DS III on the list! However, I'm not sure I would buy the forever edition since I already played through it on PS4 and sold it. That's an advantage with console games that Steam can't touch. SteamDB [External Link] shows that the lowest the price has gotten is $15. Maybe I'd double dip if it went to $5 or $10.

For those who have the patience for a challenge and haven't played DS III yet, it's definitely worth the $50 or so IMO.

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I'm OK with the pack idea because I'm a _very_ casual MTG player with physical cards. After I get tired of my decks, I don't mind buying a $20 pack from a recent season to freshen up what I have. You don't always know if you're going to like the characters and levels in a PC game expansion. I guess if you're trying to buy a bunch of packs because you want a certain card, then you're gambling. I don't get into enough to be that concerned. I just want new cards after a while.

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