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Yep. Had a free afternoon so stopped by. Single player FS1 was easily beaten but multiplayer was great. So long spent agonising over a 5 second turn.

Photo of racing wheel setup for sale in previous post...

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Will this help me learn to drive?

100%... Can't make you worse!

If I had the space I'd have that of you in a heartbeat.

If it helps, the point of this chair is that it folds up when you're not using it:

Getting into Gwent a bit more, it's pretty good but there's no way the stand alone version would work as an IRL card game, which I kinda liked about the witcher version.

Finally popped over to Skellige. Would've gone earlier if I'd known they all had hilarious Norn Iron accents.

Funny this should pop up now, I've been seriously thinking about buying a set-up like this to help me learn to drive... Paddle shift tho', right? Is there a stick version?

You can buy a shift add-on for the g920: http://gaming.logitech.com/en-gb/product/driving-force-shifter

I might have to try and find one out here, haven't got a car to practice on... This could save me money on lessons then I can get rid after I get my license...

This is for when you're pretending to be the DS in a bike race, right?

Remember Fallout 4? I see the DLC season pass is £20 on PSN and am considering it. Is it worth it?
I did like FO4 and put a decent amount of time into it, but haven't really played it in a year or so (Skyrim and Dark Souls 3 took over my life) might be the catalyst to jumping back in.
Alternatively the individual parts of the DLC are also on sale so could just pick up the good stuff? I do like all the settlement building bits (which is relatively cheap) is the additional gameplay stuff good?

Personally I found it a bit of a No Man's Sky. Really enjoyed the first 15 or so hours but didn't find much depth to it. If you like the base building that might expand out your enjoyment, I didn't care for it much.

There's plenty of missions and lots of play time in the DLC but if you didn't find FO4 that absorbing then I don't think there's much in the DLC that's gonna help.

If you buy one then farharbour is the best bit.

It's based on an IRL game called Condottiere. Not played Gwent, but it's inspiration is great.

I'm fully into it now whatever, nearly at level 10 where I can do ranked matches. Probably losing slightly more than I win but playing with nilfguard when done of the other decks are probably easier.

So standard wall chargers don't work for the Nintendo Switch.

Thanks Obama.

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I have this and it works fine.

Happy 25th birthday! (in the UK anyway)

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@HatBeard thanks for the advice on Gwent. Started playing it more , now have a much better deck ,understand the mechanics of it and I now win more often than not. Th 'magic book' has helped me log up a few more hours on it too!

I finally succumbed and started my new game+ play through of Witcher 3 properly this week. after playing the gwent standalone beta the in-game gwent feels clunky and weird and you lose all your cards when you start over so my deck sucks feelsbadman.gif.

also just ordered shadow of mordor goty edition for £15 on amazon. have been holding off on it for ages but fancy trying something new.

Remember Fallout 4? I see the DLC season pass is £20 on PSN and am considering it. Is it worth it?

Yes.

YMMV obviously as I'm a massive fanboy.

Having said that, Far Harbor was fantastic, more Fallouty than the entire games even, also Nuka-world was fun.

Nuka-world was fun.

Lies

shadow of mordor is good but not massively long. Don't try and 100% it or do every side mission or you'll get find it gets too repetitive.