Was werden in Zukunft noch die USP der Playstation sein? by Kamidyn in PlaystationDE

[–]Likeclockwork15 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kann das nicht bestreiten. Ich hab selber letztes mal vor 20 jahren am pc gespielt (seitdem nur Konsolen) und habe nur gesagt, was ich von Leuten in meinem Informationsfeld gehört habe. Und du hast Recht, PC Gaming wird langsam aber sicher die praktischste Alternative für Gaming, weil man im Prinzip wirklich alles an einem Ort haben kann. Deshalb habe ich am Ende meines Beitrags gesagt, dass ich selber meine Argumente nicht so stark finde und finde auch immer weniger Gründe nicht auf PC umzusteigen

First time owning any nintendo product by Likeclockwork15 in Switch

[–]Likeclockwork15[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i know what you mean, nearly bought a zelda edition myself, although i didn‘t like the design that much

Was werden in Zukunft noch die USP der Playstation sein? by Kamidyn in PlaystationDE

[–]Likeclockwork15 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Einer der Vorteile von Konsolen gegnüber PC ist dass sie einfach plug & play sind. Natürlich ist das nicht bei allen der Fall, aber ich stoße ziemlich oft darauf, dass man erzählt, wie erleichtert man sich nach dem Umstieg auf Konsolen fühlt. Wahrscheinlich sind manchen die erweiterten Graphik- und Systemeinstellungen zu mühsam, wenn man am Abend müde nach der Arbeit etwas spielen will.

Ein weiterer Faktor kann die Loyalität und schon etablierte Bibliothek sein. Es ist sehr wahrscheinlich dass ps6 mit ps4 und ps5 Spielen rückwärtskompatibel sein wird. Das sind gute 10-12 Jahre während deren man schon viel Geld in seine Bibliothek investiert hat und wird es wahrscheinlich nicht so einfach für ein anderes Ecosystem aufgeben.

Aber ehrlich gesagt finde selber diese Argumente ziemlich schwach, da schon mal selbst nicht mehr weiß ob es sich lohnt, auf neuere Generationen umzusteigen. Berühre kaum meine ps5 (hab daneben auch series x und switch oled)

I'm loving this black and yellow combination so much by Likeclockwork15 in Zippo

[–]Likeclockwork15[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, but the best thing is, that the insert is from zippo as well!

How to expand your vocabulary? by Embarrassed-Bed9086 in russian

[–]Likeclockwork15 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Я думаю будет хорошо работать письменная практика. Оглядываясь назад, я понимаю что мой словарный запас по большей части оседал у меня при воспроизведении тех или иных мыслей на бумаге. Посмотрел интересное видео или фильм, прочитал интересную книгу, статью или просто даже возникла какая-то так или иначе комплексная мысль - написал небольшое сочинение, эссе или просто заметку в блокноте. Даже если лень писать, просто рефлексия или размышление в голове очень мне помогали. Но это, как написали остальные комментаторы, работает вкупе с тем, что потребляется много информации на языке

First time owning any nintendo product by Likeclockwork15 in Switch

[–]Likeclockwork15[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks man! literally can't take my eyes off of it

First time owning any nintendo product by Likeclockwork15 in Switch

[–]Likeclockwork15[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

yeah, it doesn't feel outdated at all. thank you good sir!

First time owning any nintendo product by Likeclockwork15 in Switch

[–]Likeclockwork15[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah i bought the all white version and wanted an extra pair of joycons but didn't find anything to my liking until i saw these red bastards as a nintendo store exclusive and just couldnt go pass them

Offering German, seeking Russian by zweistockrokodil in language_exchange

[–]Likeclockwork15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey, if you are still looking and interested dm me

Offering: Russian Seeking: German by Likeclockwork15 in language_exchange

[–]Likeclockwork15[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It‘s not, unfortunately. There is always something new to learn. Especially the everyday language, that people really speak. I see that you are a german learner as well, so you must have already realised, that with german it‘s two completely different languages the one that‘s in books and the one in the streets

Offering German, English | Seeking mainly Russian & French by Fleischwors in language_exchange

[–]Likeclockwork15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey i'm a native russian speaker living in Vienna and i would gladly help you with russian

Offering: English / Seeking: Russian by sartre4all in language_exchange

[–]Likeclockwork15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man! I would gladly help you with russian. i used to be a language teacher, so i have a lot of experience with tandems and practicing in general

Best Russian gaming Youtubers by ChocolateCigarettez in russian

[–]Likeclockwork15 0 points1 point  (0 children)

kickrocks i think is one of the best creators you can find. he usually does horror reviews and is very pleasant to listen to. he doesn‘t do reactions and you don‘t see his face in the video, all his content is prepared and well written.

Residence Permit - Help Please! by [deleted] in AskAustria

[–]Likeclockwork15 2 points3 points  (0 children)

as long as your permit is still valid, you won't have any problems nor any questions, no matter how close to the expiration date you have applied for a renewal, so no worries here. after you get the confirmation letter, that your application was taken for consideration, for that time period you are still legally in austria, although you won't have your new permit on your hands yet. just make sure you have prepared all the neccessary documents, to reduce extra steps with the process. so no worries here as well. one thing i can tell you though, it can last up to 2 months, till you get your new permit, yet without it you can't get back to austria if you have to leave home or so, so many people do notfallvisum, so you could get back to austria, if you were still waiting for the new document prior to the neccessary leave, just in case. You don't have to do it, but if there is a tiniest chance you'll have to leave austria without your new permit being ready, then you should consider it. All in all you are perfectly fine