veli2501

It's a rough fight first time playing. I remember getting stuck on it for like a week on my first play through. Would also be happy to jump on and give you a hand.

I had this same issue and I am going to be honest I don't remember exactly how I fixed it. I remember that the passthrough suggested above didn't work for me but there were a number of videos on Youtube suggesting it. I just tried everything I could find as a solution on Youtube until it worked lol. Sorry for the vague answer. Edit: I just remembered that the solution that worked for me involved disabling the Elgato in device manager and re-enabling it several times. Though in saying that, doing this actually randomly caused my Windows installation to become corrupt and no recovery method would work, making be have to format and completely reinstall. So have fun with that.

How long is a piece of string?

Play with everything on low except mesh quality on ultra for full sweaty settings

A friend taught me. With regards to keeping up with hardware - magazines.

RIP

A few years ago I didn't understand it either, I had the attitude of "why would I watch someone else play a game when I can just play it myself". But I eventually got into watching streamers, be it for the high level of game play and or tactics to apply to my own game play, or for the entertaining personality. I stream, mostly for fun and because it's good to have some people to talk to while you're playing.

I don't know if it would even be legal to do it without commentary. Video games are copyrighted, the reason why Youtube and Twitch personalities are able to do what they do is because it is transformative content and not just the content of the game.

Lets make a name for it. I suggest: P4 (PC Part Picker Post)

If it's just for personal interest Google is your friend. If you're looking to start a career, then formal education is certainly your best bet. For me personally, I was taught by a friend how to put a computer together at age 12. After that I am completely self taught, and in 20 years have never come across a problem that I could not solve myself with the help of the internet.

I don't know but I DO know that it was a problem on Steam, probably due to the fact that it has by far the largest user base. By Apex I assume you mean Origin, considering Apex is the first F2P game that EA has ever released potentially the majority of Origin users have already made purchases on their accounts. I have received unsolicited invites from randoms on that platform though.

Is hard play but good play

What's more disrespectful and manipulating; steam asking for $5 to verify you are a human and not using their platform to scam people, or bots / people using their platform for spam and phishing peoples account details?

PUBG? There is probably less hackers than there once was as the game is not as popular as say 12 months ago.

An Uber (car) costs me $28 from an inner city suburb to the airport and only takes about 20-30min. At the same time, if I book at the right time I can fly to Brisbane from Melbourne to less than $90. IDK, it's a cool idea but for someone like myself is somewhat redundant.