I've never bought a new car, it's just way too expensive in the Netherlands, especially with the added sales tax imposed on new or imported cars.
But try to read up on the model you're interested in, because maintenance will be your new greatest cost, depending on the car, brand, model, engine, fuel type. There should be enough online resources (UK specific) that summarise these for you. Unfortunately I only know Dutch resources.
Maybe a start for their own Android store? And later an iOS store perhaps? (Although that's an entire different can of worms, regulations and apples)
I think it really depends on the perks you have in stealth and related perks. Because I have quite a few (not maxed), and thought it was very doable. Although I was about lvl 50 during the ryujin quest.
People are saying this? Well I'm running it on Pop!_OS 3440x1440 with a Ryzen 5600 and 6900XT at at least 60fps. Unsure at the FSR or scaling level though, but it's not bothering me. And my perception of performance and quality is what actually matters.
I'm afraid this is something Bethesda has to fix with an update, because the way it works with a keyboard is freaky as well.
If you are standing on the ground and use alternate jump, you jump. But if you press it again, you forward boost. They should've assigned forward boost to the running mapping or something. That would be more apparent
I went full Linux this spring. Got fed up with Windows 11 and had a great experience with my Steamdeck, so I installed Pop!_OS and have been a happy gamer ever since.
Just need to reinstall everything probably, because I have a few very weird bugs. I got workarounds, but they're temporary and annoying.
Wonder what these quests are then. I had it too and because I also had landing enemy spaceships without opening their landing bays... I moved to NG+, which solved it as well 😅
Got a nice job with autonomy, quite a bit of credits and a sweet spaceship. If only we could have cats in Starfield
Pop OS has specific Nvidia settings as well. Works pretty good on my work laptop, though I don't have gaming experience with that combination.
My own pc is and only and runs pretty good with Pop OS, in some cases better than Windows.
Maybe I should try OpenSUSE first when I'll switch my gaming desktop back to Linux. My first Linux experience was with SuSE 6.2 and that was very positive. Good to hear people are still happy about it.