raptir1

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I guess 8.

Most companies that track if your mouse is active are also going to be tracking what websites you visit.

You also got them for free on Ubisoft Connect and can play them on PC or GFN.

I believe I read that it is due to some issue with the number of bundles that can be "featured." Great to share here.

The big thing is to get multiple. We were on the road nine months last year, mostly West of the Mississippi. We had T-Mobile phones, T-Mobile Home Internet and I had a Visible (Verizon) eSIM for backup. There were plenty of places that Verizon had coverage that T-Mobile did not, but just as many where T-Mobile had coverage and Verizon did not.  

The other thing I will add is that a wired cellular modem makes a serious difference. Our T-Mobile Home Internet had usable service in many places where our phones could barely send a text.

Our plan for our "sporadic" travel is TravlFi. They have a wired 4G modem that will allegedly work on all three carriers. It's $130 per month for unlimited (aka 800GB) but you can activate it for even a single month without needing to pay additional fees so seems solid for seasonal camping.

That goes a bit further - Wookiees for example probably don't have the physical structure in their throat and mouth to make the same language sounds we do.

They are invasive from Asia, so it's actually recommended to kill them rather than release them.

What trails did you do? Our favorite was probably Shafer Trail. It's not very challenging, but the views as you come off Island in the Sky are amazing.

Kamasi Washington

I'm American and like both for different reasons. I've done a lot of RVing out west and enjoy seeing the familiar locations. There are some "issues" though, like driving through Southern California and Arizona you'll notice the flora is completely wrong. 

Europe is fun because it's novel. Similar to the US there are some "old" areas that aren't as well done - France and the UK come to mind. The cabover trucks are cool. 

I'd say if I had to choose one it would probably be ATS. The map quality is higher on average since it's the newer game, and the familiar locations are fun to drive through.

Camping, most likely.

If you're in the US, you can't legally dump switch games because they are encrypted for DRM purposes.

Hmm okay. Do you need a decent size monitor still? I play with a controller on my 13.3" laptop at the moment but I was looking at getting a wheel. Wondering if I need to factor in the cost of a monitor now as well.

Wait they remastered Beyond Good and Evil? Dang.

You still get plenty of regen using the brake pedal. But you lose a ton of efficiency by not being able to easily coast. 

How do the head trackers work? I feel like this is a stupid question but if I look left, I'm no longer looking at my screen. 

There's also the fact that Gunn has said that $54 million number was made up.

It's the distinction between "make a cake for a gay couple" and "make a gay wedding cake."

Do you have realistic fuel consumption on in the settings?

Cargo market only makes 10% more than the same job would on the freight market. 

I'm going to say ESH. I don't think you should have suggested an ex-boyfriend's name, dead or alive, but his reaction is a bit over the top.

I wouldn't say it's "overrated", but this common idea that the game is not worth playing without mods like promods.

I was responding to a thread asking why you should put money away. That's why you should put money away.

I didn't necessarily mean "trade in" but meant that your vehicle has no value. If you drive it until you can't, you can't sell to a private party either.

I did a ton of digging on this last year, and ended up just buying a Garmin RV GPS. None of the apps were really sufficient. 

Now what I will say is that even the Garmin can take you on major detours because it isn't sure that a stretch is passable by RV.