Not me, since, as a backer for this game. I already own everything that is Elite Dangerous and Odyssey as well, but my support worker. Being the type of guy I am, with the mental condition I have. I need a support worker to come to my studio apartment and check in on me each day. They monitor me taking my BSC reading (Yes, I diabetic.) and my diabetic medications, help me clean my room, and then prompt me to take a shower. They also sit and talk to me, watch the television with me as I do, and most of the time, I am at my computer and this time, I was playing Elite Dangerous - Odyssey when the new support worker knocked my door whilst I was doing those passenger missions in my new Anaconda. He noticed the game and this was the first time he was even aware there was game like this. He was impressed and wanted to see more of this game. So, I did things , as I was doing, like using the Frame Shift Drive, Supercruise and then I showed him docking with a space station and landing on a landing pad. After requesting permission to land and then landing on worlds, disembarking from my ship. Telling him that atmospheric worlds was so far beyond the scope of this game at that this time......
Then I went into my room to dig out my boxed copy of the BBC Micro version of the original game still in it's box with all the documentation along with the same for the C64/C128 version of the game, and then Frontier: Elite two and told him this was origin of that game I'm playing right now and then I booted up one of the earlier version of the game and my computer is hooked up to the large wide screen television as well as it's monitor. So it's possible to run two games like this at once . The next day, I showed him the abandoned versions of Frontier two and three First Encounters. Which he thought was cool as well, but he's really impressed with Elite Dangerous Odyssey......
I also showed him Oolite and how he can download it for free and he did and played it a few times, but really needs to read the documentation more.....
I asked him today if he was going to buy Elite Dangerous (Including the other expansions that come with it....) and Odyssey and he said he is tempted. He also told me he was very used to building computers and has a set up with 8 cores and no hyper-threading. ( I only have four on mine , two of which I think is virtual.) So, he should have no problem running his game. In fact it should run beautifully on his......
How should I advise him?
Then I went into my room to dig out my boxed copy of the BBC Micro version of the original game still in it's box with all the documentation along with the same for the C64/C128 version of the game, and then Frontier: Elite two and told him this was origin of that game I'm playing right now and then I booted up one of the earlier version of the game and my computer is hooked up to the large wide screen television as well as it's monitor. So it's possible to run two games like this at once . The next day, I showed him the abandoned versions of Frontier two and three First Encounters. Which he thought was cool as well, but he's really impressed with Elite Dangerous Odyssey......
I also showed him Oolite and how he can download it for free and he did and played it a few times, but really needs to read the documentation more.....
I asked him today if he was going to buy Elite Dangerous (Including the other expansions that come with it....) and Odyssey and he said he is tempted. He also told me he was very used to building computers and has a set up with 8 cores and no hyper-threading. ( I only have four on mine , two of which I think is virtual.) So, he should have no problem running his game. In fact it should run beautifully on his......
How should I advise him?
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