@Fredy31 Wasn't one of the reasons why they got rid of or replaced most Avengers and merged some of the teams because they didn't want people to feel forced to watch a decade of movie history to catch up to the new ones?
@Fredy31 I really would NOT recommend trying any modern game on a HDD. I mean, some of them have loading times that are measured in minutes with spinning plates
Yeah, in my opinion it does take until the second half for it to get up to speed. There are some shocking moments and decent fight scenes in episodes 4 and 6, plus maybe a couple revelations that may end up relevant later on. but honestly, episode 5 is pretty weak as well in my opinion with just 1 fight scene and a lot of "calm before the storm" setup for the season finale
But yeah, Falcon is pretty much "you can safely skip it unless you're invested in the mythos"
@Fredy31 I don't think that's the case though. I believe they understand that requiring people to watch their shows on an additional subscription service is not a good idea, and thus far the shows have at most set up a Phase 4 or 5 villain or hero
I was dreaming of 5600G for last few months and when I was really serious to buy it, AMD announced 4600G today 🤣 I will need to wait to see which is value for money.
@Fredy31 Battle Royales is a game?
@Fredy31 Oh yeah I was also wondering like the game might not load all data into RAM always, so even after you have launched/loaded the game, it still might need to read some data from storage and that's where role of SSD/HDD might come into play.
like the only "recent triple A game" i can think of that i've played recently was Horizon Zero Dawn and Satisfactory, aside for waiting a few minutes with loading a game they both play perfectly fine on a normal HDD. though the former has no multiplayer and the latter i play offline so maybe the difference is there
SSDs are so great. I've slowly replaced everything in my computer with SSDs. Now I have a 120gb SATA SSD as a boot drive, a 500GB NVMe SSD as my games drive, and a 1TB SATA SSD as my everything else drive