Looking for a peaceful game for my girlfriend

[Sleepyslav]

tbh im looking to grab some cheap games so she can enjoy herself on my PC while im away , any suggestions?

[cinedine]

Publicado originalmente por Simpy wimpy to my gf:

Publicado originalmente por cinedine:

So why don't you just install her games on your machine?

I dont have the space

Then make room?

Am I the only one who finds the notion of "I want to little money and not inconvenience me for my girlfriend. Also I don't want to ask her what she wants to play." a bit off?

[Sleepyslav]

Publicado originalmente por cinedine:

Publicado originalmente por Simpy wimpy to my gf:

I dont have the space

Then make room?

Am I the only one who finds the notion of "I want to little money and not inconvenience me for my girlfriend. Also I don't want to ask her what she wants to play." a bit off?

i fully understand your comment but at the same time ive had no money due to covid - i run a 120gb ssd with litterly only 2 games installed rest is work-related stuff wich i havent been able to do. So shall i remove countless of documents pictures etc - ofcourse whenever i will have a stable income again having space wont be issue but until that is fixed i cannot afford nothing but small games. and also please remember im also a user of my own computer.

[Sleepyslav]

To make you understand ive got 30gb left.

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por ;2974028351343870046:

To make you understand ive got 30gb left.

I think you're missing the point.

For one, you should never run your PC's drive to that extent/ It not only is asking for both Windows and Steam to start behaving badly, but it's an awful idea to have all that data on your PC with it not backed up.

Which is the real point here - back your stuff up!

A cheap DVD burner can be bought for less than £20. I bought one a few months ago (and yes, I know your monetary situation, but I'm on disability benefits PERMANENTLY only).

You really should get in the practice of doing that, not just to free that space up and keep everything running well (note that the Steam drive should have NO MORE THAN 90% used), but also it means you don't lose stuff when your drive dies.

[Sleepyslav]

I have 2 HDD'S back at my family home that were in this Build prior i just needed it running to play gimes while i started moving out most of my stuff including headset,gaming ♥♥♥♥ were left due to my dad being on high-risk with COVID , and while i cannot visit/ yeah there sbeen times they could have sent it to me etc. Just leaving it until this is all over.

[Sleepyslav]

Still im very thankful for your guys input! really giving me a broad choice and the girlfriend seems happy with Stardew Valley - As soon as her other favourite game comes out Pet Trainer im sure to get that ont othe drive - wasnt trying to make a huge discussion out of this and again thanks! - also still if you got any more games im all ears.

[crunchyfrog]

Not a problem. Please understand I'm in no way having a go at you. Just trying to offer the best advice for you going forward.

We do get a lot of posts on these forums from people who say things like "help! I can't download games" or "they're not installing properly" and it's because they've overused their drive.

Best of luck.

[Sleepyslav]

Thanks never took it that way will look into having a cheap burner to store the impo. documents , tbh been looking for a stable way to keep some of my old files safe instead of using google docs

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por Simpy wimpy to my gf:

Thanks never took it that way will look into having a cheap burner to store the impo. documents , tbh been looking for a stable way to keep some of my old files safe instead of using google docs

Well, I can't fault just something like a cheap burner.

I was without a PC of any sort for a few years until February this year. Had to get one and was surprised how damned cheap they were.

Personally I get a bit over zealous with backups, mostly because I hang onto stuff for years. I have backups of game saves from all sorts of consoles and computers going back years that I dip into from time to time.

[Electric Cupcake]

Minecraft. It'll never get old and is great for couples.

I don't recommend Peaceful or Creative mode, but Survival on easy difficulty is pretty easy-going and relaxing without becoming boring.