I'm an old fogie that needs a restore USB, too. An 8GB drive costs less than $5 now, which I know Phil would struggle to afford, and it takes a couple minutes, probably even faster for Phil and his 2nd line business internet.
Like so many things, it depends on the need. Phil is normie scum (but wouldn't have to be with one afternoon's research and a bit of elbow grease...haha, I know, the very idea, right?) and so what he'd be looking at is a GPU upgrade once every 3-4 years IF he wanted to be playing new releases on Very High, which, let's face it, would likely make his eyes bleed, a potential one-time power supply upgrade and possibly more RAM, which would be likely a one-time thing as well. For what he spends on a new console (that's one new console per generation, when the fool buys more than one) he could play every new release and have access to the largest library of cheap-as-free games in existence. Most new games have controller support, so no reason to whine about his precious hands and wrists hurting, and he wouldn't need to invest in a new controller as X360 controllers work fine provided his haven't been battered into nonfunctionality. An entirely new system is warranted if you're running a Pentium II with a whopping 512 megs RAM and a CRT. Phil's lemon could be easily rehabilitated with the take from one or two First-Time Marathons.
You do realize he used to play PC games back when he recorded on camcorder. But then he tried to play one game on max settings while streaming and probably had other programs running in the background and it was too choppy.
"Piggyroach go back home" Haha that's awesome.
On that same note, DarkDave's Mirror made the 1K subs milestone mere hours ago. Congrats to him also.
Wait a fucking second. Phil intents to play or has he played Ace Attorney? I doubt he has enough brainpower to push himself through the second trial
I think he's on the fifth case right now. I can hardly stand to watch him play those nights thought because he insists on "voice acting" and poorly to boot, if you can believe it.
That "voice acting" is obnoxious. You don't need to read everything on screen just because one wheelchair symbol in chat can't see.
I understand your suffering, brother. I doubt not many people would have the patience to wade through Pokemon Sun and Moon too. But it really surprises me he got so far because AA series is about puzzles and deduction, something Phil lacks. Either he's terribly lucky with his hunches, uses a guide on the side or the chat is handholding him through the game.
Worse. He's save-scumming, or at least he was, iirc, so his audience gets to watch him not only bruteforce his way through a game but restart whenever his boneheaded decisions trip a result he doesn't like.
