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RE: 2018 THE START OF ANOTHER SERIES OF TECH RELEASES..BUT DO I CARE?
Great first post, quite thought provoking and covers quite a bit of my favourite topics technology and gaming. For reference - it’s good form to quote the source of an image if it is not your own. Gaming wise I know what you mean, although Steam has a lot of games from small developers that are unique and different - games like Gang Beasts, Human Fall Flat and Who’s Your Daddy add puzzles with unique gaming experiences- if you have not encountered them expect future gameplay videos in my own blog.
Image is completely free to use, and no promotion of it's creator is required (I fully checked). The games that I like are all the stuff from "That Game Company" with "Journey" just blowing me away when I first bought it. Never had a game bring a tear to my eye, but that one did at the end! Even on the PS4, I tend to play the silly games that hold my limited attention for a while, then I switch off and go back online!
Just thought I would check on the image, I tend to avoid the problem by using my own photos. I'm not sure it really matters that much either way but people can get salty about it. To be honest like you I don't really have that much time nowadays to game, I like my Star Wars Battlefront more because I like Star Wars - I'm no good at it but it's fun just winding down now and again and the graphics are amazing. I dropped in the reply I gave Bob last night as the advice fits for you as well - Starting from scratch here can be really hard - especially as it is growing daily so really as soon as you create a post most people who might like it already missed it because of the constant stream of new ones popping in above it. To be honest I'm not sure that many people even look at my own posts, as per my vlogs my growth pattern was to feed some starting capital in from my Bitcoin mining (that's been 100% bitcoin since mid December as I built enough rolling capital to pump a post a day) You can see what I do by going into my wallet - every transaction is quite clear I send small amounts to many bots - it might seem like hard work but they get over subscribed easily and sending one large amount to one would definately either break even or result in a loss. You get a pay out in seven days time, re-invest earnings in a post using www.smartmarket.com - their upvote tells you the available upvote and they guarantee a 50% greater upvote then money put in - so if you send $6 SBD and they only upvote $10 SBD you get $1 SBD back. This is far better then the bid bots where you can strike lucky and get a big pay out for what you put in - but you could also get very little or nothing - total gamble most of the time.