@@JustMeegz Maybe you can help me?I’m debating between buying a new gaming PC or trying cloud gaming like Boosteroid. The idea of playing high-quality games without a powerful PC is tempting, but I’m unsure about performance. Could you give Boosteroid a spin and let us know how it performs? How’s the lag and streaming quality during intense sessions? Can it really compete with a high-end gaming rig? Your insights would be super helpful since you always break things down so well. Your take on this could help a lot of us decide if it’s worth trying. Maybe show us how it handles different games and whether it’s a viable option for gamers without powerful PCs. Any tips on the setup process and user experience would be awesome too. Looking forward to your next video! Thanks for checking this out, and keep up the great work!
@@kkkkk343-p6z hey, maybe i can be of help - personally, i hadnt heard of boosteroid until now but it seems legit as long as you have decent internet and servers near you. What i can recommend as i personally have used it is Geforce Now, same premise, you can play games in the cloud as long as you have bought them and they in the Geforce Now library, there is also a free version but you can only play for 1 hour before having to relaunch the session, also before each session there is a queue of other people you need to go through. Or, you can buy the paid version, have no waiting times, basically unlimited sessions and faster PCs to play on (although the free version PCs are already very fast). Personally, having used it for a couple of years here and there I never got any bugs or problems, as long as i had good internet speeds. That really is the biggest bottleneck for cloud gaming services, you need good internet. The benefits for cloud services boil down to ease of access from anywhere that can launch the service and fast, reliable gaming rigs, but the downsides are inconsistent quality and reliability on internet, larger input lag/delay, also the cloud services arent guaranteed to have the games you want to play. Personally, i have a very decent gaming rig and dont regret sinking loads of money into it, but i totally see the appeal of now wanting to/not being able to sink 1500+ dollars into a PC. I wont suggest anything as i would be coming from a biased POV, but i do recommend thinking over the benefits and dissadvantages of cloud gaming that i named previously. In general, cloud services are pretty decent if you know where to look, but for me playing on my actual system will always be my preffered way of playing. Hope i could be of help!
Great job, man! Eagerly waiting for more content like this!
@@kkkkk343-p6z lots more to come! Thanks for watching!
@@JustMeegz Maybe you can help me?I’m debating between buying a new gaming PC or trying cloud gaming like Boosteroid. The idea of playing high-quality games without a powerful PC is tempting, but I’m unsure about performance. Could you give Boosteroid a spin and let us know how it performs? How’s the lag and streaming quality during intense sessions? Can it really compete with a high-end gaming rig? Your insights would be super helpful since you always break things down so well. Your take on this could help a lot of us decide if it’s worth trying. Maybe show us how it handles different games and whether it’s a viable option for gamers without powerful PCs. Any tips on the setup process and user experience would be awesome too. Looking forward to your next video! Thanks for checking this out, and keep up the great work!
@@kkkkk343-p6z hey, maybe i can be of help - personally, i hadnt heard of boosteroid until now but it seems legit as long as you have decent internet and servers near you. What i can recommend as i personally have used it is Geforce Now, same premise, you can play games in the cloud as long as you have bought them and they in the Geforce Now library, there is also a free version but you can only play for 1 hour before having to relaunch the session, also before each session there is a queue of other people you need to go through. Or, you can buy the paid version, have no waiting times, basically unlimited sessions and faster PCs to play on (although the free version PCs are already very fast). Personally, having used it for a couple of years here and there I never got any bugs or problems, as long as i had good internet speeds. That really is the biggest bottleneck for cloud gaming services, you need good internet. The benefits for cloud services boil down to ease of access from anywhere that can launch the service and fast, reliable gaming rigs, but the downsides are inconsistent quality and reliability on internet, larger input lag/delay, also the cloud services arent guaranteed to have the games you want to play. Personally, i have a very decent gaming rig and dont regret sinking loads of money into it, but i totally see the appeal of now wanting to/not being able to sink 1500+ dollars into a PC. I wont suggest anything as i would be coming from a biased POV, but i do recommend thinking over the benefits and dissadvantages of cloud gaming that i named previously. In general, cloud services are pretty decent if you know where to look, but for me playing on my actual system will always be my preffered way of playing. Hope i could be of help!
Domain expansion, mommy mammoth malenia
This is so sick haha. I'd love to try this out eventually with maybe a new character
What's with the 'Mommy Mammoth' you got smth you wanna say? 👀
are you able to share the mod? I'm trying to find a mod that can spawn malenia
Ah unfortunately it was kind of a few programs running at once to get this to work. Thanks for watching and best of luck finding the mod!