minibeas

Nope, they do not even provide the ethernet cable.

Pay for a month of AT&T https://www.att.com/buy/wireless/prepaid/devices

They do.

I did go in 2019. I saw people get their stuff 90% to their table and then their tempered glass screen broke, or the monitor cracked, so if you are going to bring a full system, pack it well. Many opted to just bring a laptop. But I saw everything there.

Did you try looking at AirBnB? Much better deals and much prettier locations. I have not stayed at a hotel in years.

There are plenty of places around that you can eat. There is a food court across the street from the convention center.

When I was there in 2019, not all the tables were completely full at the end. Maybe if you become buddy buddy with someone they might allow you to sit next to them as a guest.

They have the area fenced off and big burley guys that look like they are from the mob guarding it.

Wanting to run a couple Tournaments for those interested. No I do not have a BYOD spot, but I figure there will be a table somewhere with an outlet. (My Series S has a screen attached) Who would be willing to participate? Vote for the game you want above.

But on their store paints they said that they support Ultra wide and I would expect it to support Ultra wide for the in-games in the Maddox which are half the game

And I wonder why more people don't do Walter want gaming this is precisely why because of really bad support we're over half the game is not fixed for Ultra wide monitors. It's in-game cutscenes not free rendered truck scenes and they already redid them if they were recorded cutscenes....

https://imgur.com/mu28jc0 My expectation for when a game says they support Ultra wide they don't just support Ultra wide for half their game. They support Ultra wide for the actual in-game cinematic cutscenes like the store page says... And this makes no sense not to support in games cinematic which are in game not rerender therefore they should be allowed to support ultra-wide. Now I have to wait about another 6 months for a mod to come out to fix the issue when they could have fixed the issue themselves...

I will even go on Disney Plus and try to watch a movie on my browser only to find that it does not actually support my full resolution... I don't know what the deal is or if there's such a low user base then why the hell did I get an ultra wide monitor to begin with?

I was very excited and very happy when I was giving my ultra wide monitor. I have been able to use it for many productivity activities. And having websites side by side or document side by side is amazing. My issue is I'm trying to play more games with cinematic widescreen but they only ever partially support Ultra wide. The biggest grievance so far has been Mass effect legendary edition which said it would support the game in ultrawide. However when playing the game I realized that half the game is in 16 by 9 with the cinematic cutscenes... But the steam page says it supports Ultra wide.. and this is a common problem that I've seen with many games over the past 10 years. Ultralight gaming should not be that hard to support it should just be as simple as a resolution change in an ini file... Yet because of console gaming there doesn't seem to be any interest in supporting ultra-wide at all on any platform other than PC.. often times I'm having to try to download hacks to support Ultra wide... It doesn't seem like it would be that complex of an issue to support can someone explain to me why this is such a hard future to support???

I am just tired of them always using a game like Doom, or an FPS game that you will also find on a console. I remember they used to use Ashes of the Singularity, but then stopped. I feel like Total War: Warhammer , or Total War: Three Kingsdoms are popular enough games that are PC exclusives should be included in their game benchmarks, especially for real world CPU benchmarks.