MOAB

I wouldn't even consider 4K before I got my 1080 Ti. That card makes it a real possibility for me now. Although I can't go back to 60Hz, so I have my eye on the ASUS ultrawide curved 3440x1440 with HDR @ 200Hz.. Even if there was a cable with enough bandwidth to allow that in 4k it would cost a fortune.

I'll probably stick with my 2560×1440/144Hz monitor a bit longer.

@bocckob said:

Yeah, I was never a podcast guy. I'll listen to some of the game of the year stuff, but that's it.

Alex and Jeff easily. Dan looting as his team is yelling for help is just frustrating to watch.

@deathstriker: Euron was metal as fuck. I know he's almost certainly going to die, but I hope he's around long enough to do some more damage.

@rongalaxy said:

I know Floyd beats women, but what has Conor done besides hype fights?

Oppai hentai baka desu is all I got.

"In a 12 items or fewer checkout line at the grocery store, how many additional item is okay?"

hmm

I generally set my monitor to whatever settings some tech site says are optimal and adjust them to what I'm comfortable with. Raise the brightness and lower the contrast if it's too dark. HDR seems to be overly dark from the little I hear people talk about it. Room lighting also makes a big difference. It's your TV, so whatever looks best to you is all that matters. You're better off asking this at a forum specific to your model.

@facelessvixen said:

I've only used the Orbweaver, but it's basically the left side of the keyboard. I adapted quick, but it's worth the small learning curve for the comfort IMO; you shouldn't have a problem if you've ever played a game with a keyboard. I use AutoHotkey to change what keys do if a game is bad about that.