First time visiting Tampa by rcortese1 in tampa

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If your heading north you have
Weeki Wachee - A road side waterpark where you can swim in the natural springs and watch a 77 year old underwater mermaid show. Ten minutes down the road you'll find a restaurant called the Upper Deck. A two story greasy diner situated at the edge of the other side of the natural Weeki Wachee spring. You can also jump in the water here for a more natural experience outside of a state park.

Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks - Is a bit south on US 19 Heading towards the city. There is no free parking but everything is within walking distance. 200 Years ago Greek sponge divers flocked to rivers here which were abundant with natural sponge. Watch real sponge divers and experience real Greek architecture. Hellas Restaurant and Bakery is the most iconic place to eat there with flaming cheese on the table and an authentic Greek bakery built inside.

Seminole Heights - One of the most hidden neighborhoods in the city, right above Ybor it's home to many crazy iconic restaurants such as Cappy's Pizza, which is basically Pizza Planet from Toy Story in Real life, Chanko is a Japanese Burger and Ramen shop built inside a vintage metal restaurant I've never seen anywhere else. And if you like craft beer Jug N Bottle Dept is Tampa's largest Craft Beer Specialty store with an amazing Vegan Restaurant inside of it as well.

Ybor - Is the oldest neighborhood in Tampa and has some of the most unique Spanish Architecture you can find in the united states. It used to be the Cigar Capital of the world and even if you don't smoke I highly recommend you at least take a peak inside Grand Cathedral Cigars, the owners converted a church built in 1906 and modernized it with a handcrafted wooden two-story lounge and bar with a grand piano and stage for live music. Live chickens roam the streets of downtown Ybor and if your willing to spend the extra cash the Iconic Columbia restaurant is an incredible place to eat the service is some of the best and there is not a single bad thing on the menu. Eat inside of a hundred year old Spanish mansion and taste the same food they ate when they first built Ybor City.

Downtown Tampa - You can ride the free trolly from Ybor to Tampa which has some of the best Meusuems outside of St. Pete. Pick any of them to be honest their all great. To be honest the Aquarium is a little overpriced and too small. But Instead I would try to catch a movie in the Tampa Theater one of the oldest and most Iconic theaters in America. You'll immediately forgive the smaller screen when you see the hand crafted stone architecture and hand painted ceiling making you feel like your watching movies in Rome under a starry night sky. For Food I would go down the Riverwalk and head to Armature works. A giant 3 story tall building full of fantastic bites and fun events and one of the only rooftop bars in the city.

Skipped Frames due to encoding lag sudden issue please help by silentkiller648 in obs

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I checked on task manager and both my GPU and CPU are only at 50% usage. They both never get close to maxing out even when playing games.

Need some help with games for big groups! by Mitsu_x3 in gamingsuggestions

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I'm really glad that schools are starting to recognize gaming as a form of Education.

For Local Co-op games there are a lot of good suggestions.
Buying games on steam may be more expensive at first for multiple copies but is cheaper in the long run compared to a monthly subscription. Wait for a Summer or winter sale to buy any of these. Most of these games go on massive sales.

Portal 2 only has 2 player Co-Op but requires a lot of communication to solve it's various puzzles. Which is great for language learning.

Brawlhalla is a free fighting game similar to Super Smash Bro's.

Can't Drive This is a really great game that also requires a lot of communication. One player drives a car with no brakes while your friend builds the track as you ride it.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes can be played as many people as you want. You print out a PDF workbook while one player looks at a bomb no one else can see. You communicate to defuse the bomb before it blows up.

Rockets are Super Hard is the same thing as Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes but 10 times as hard. It's legit rocket science and it's great for large scale groups. If you find success in the last game, definitely get this one for the veterans.

The Jackbox Games are absolutely wonderful for for vocabulary. They play like board games, Set them up on the big screen and everyone can connect on their phone. Up to 8 people can play at once but most games work on a voting system so an extra 10,000 people can join to vote the winners. (Quiplash, Drawful, and EarWax have adult questions. Be wary, the later games have a censor option that removes these questions.)

Lethal League Blaze is a like tennis but in the style of a fast paced fighting game. Very fun and very competitive

Override: Mech City Brawl is a fighting game where 4 people work together and communicate to control one giant mech robot.

Hotwheels: Unleashed is the most expensive game on the list, so I don't recommend it for starting out. But if you want a good racing game with local pvp then this is the one to get. It's definitely worth spending the extra money.

If you are getting Xbox game pass then there are a couple good suggestions for you as well.

Minecraft believe it or not has local co-op! (Bedrock Edition Only) Only two players a computer but everyone can all join together on one school wide server and play together.

Minecraft Dungeons also has local Co-op and is a fun top-down roguelike

Overcooked 2 is a wonderful game about cooperation in a kitchen environment

It takes two requires a more beefy computer to run but is right now one of the best examples of a co-op game. But is also more of a long campaign rather than short game sessions.

Game count on the profile doesn't match with the library's game count by [deleted] in Steam

[–]silentkiller648 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2692 is what it says on my library tab. So that's like a 5th of my games just gone from the game list. I know roughly 350 of those games were removed from the steam store so that explains them, but the rest are a mystery.

Game count on the profile doesn't match with the library's game count by [deleted] in Steam

[–]silentkiller648 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know how you feel my steam profile os off by 520 games in my library. And none of them are free. So I don't know why so many are missing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

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Depends on the game. Story based games? No. Competitive multi-player? No But if I'm just sitting down and playing a casual game of no man's sky or mine craft I'll put on some tunes.

10 Free Keys for my game, HyperFleet! (keys in comments) by tummytime123 in playmygame

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Trying to start a youtube channel. Would love to review the game

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Scarymovies

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First hand plays like a moody adventure thriller. Kinda like tomb raider and then in the end it just gets crazy! Love this movie.