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KingOfTheIntertron t1_je2ovdj wrote

Reply to Seeking game recommendations: PC game, heavy focus on exploration, low stress, low difficulty. Extra points if you get a pet. by gththrowaway

No Man's Sky has a lot of what you're describing on easier/builder modes.
Valheim has some of the best exploring I've experienced in a game, and certainly the best building. As far as "low stress" it can be kinda spicy at times. If you do play be careful about beating bosses as each defeated one ups the attacks on base.

Grim Fandango is a point+click adventure game with amazing writing, art, and music.

Superliminal is a short but interesting ride, pure puzzle solving with a very unique mechanic.

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Shittybuttholeman69 t1_je2ny7u wrote

Reply to Best tablet for gaming? by Tenebrae907

Roll20 sucks serious donkey dick on the mobile and tablet versions. You’ll be really lucky to load any map over 20*20. You’re be better of with a fifty dollar laptop than a 2k dollar tablet

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EditorVFXReditor t1_je2n6nu wrote

Reply to Seeking game recommendations: PC game, heavy focus on exploration, low stress, low difficulty. Extra points if you get a pet. by gththrowaway

As mentioned in my other post that I can't edit for some reason, my wife is very similar to your GF in terms of play style. Loves Zelda and low stress games. She absolutely LOVED Witcher 3. played it through including all expansions minus the last boss (he stressed her out...). She owned a vineyard, played gwent, was a frequent visitor to brothels and generally just adored it. She wouldn't let me start my play through for 8 months!

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I highly recommend it, she can play it on easy for the low stress aspect.

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superduperpuppy t1_je2mp4k wrote

Reply to Long time gamer, bored by caidus

You sound a bit burned out my friend. If you are, it happens. Nothing wrong with that. Might be good to step away from gaming for a bit. A few days. A few weeks. It will be there when you get back.

Lots of good recommendations here. But I wish you a happy heart, a strong spirit, and a healthy mind. Good luck to you.

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lilkinkybrat t1_je2lz7z wrote

Reply to Is a 4k monitor worth it if I already have a 1440p monitor? by BeeBee_ThatsMe

Your eyes might be able to appreciate the difference for about a couple years before they can't even keep up from degradation due to gaming. 2k resolution (1440p) is perfectly fine up to a 27" monitor, which IMO is pretty ideal, unless you just really want to go for that 34"+ wrap around immersion, then 4k becomes viable.

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