Starfield for sure.
To be fair, when I saw how much Xbox had riding on it to be their “breakthrough” game this generation, I knew the hype would never match expectations.
I don’t normally quit games but I quit Starfield after less than 10 hours. It became chore based and boring.
Apple Watch has immensely improved my life, in ways I didn’t purchase it for.
The gamification of completing the step counter eventually got me back into the gym to do weights. I’ve been consistently at it for a year now and have also included walking into my fitness journey.
Having a morning alarm that doesn’t go off like a nuclear alarm, is such an underrated feature. My iPhone’s alarm silent goes off on my watch and it simply vibrates (no loud noise). I love that it’s a native feature.
The ability to set a hands-free timer for Siri or respond to a text or answer a call with a tap, without my iPhone, It’s a nice ease of life feature.
Answering live calls and using the watch to talk.
Simply put, I didn’t know I needed an Apple Watch until I bought one (should honestly be the new Apple tagline for watch). Now, I can’t imagine my life without. It goes everywhere with me, except the shower.
Did you get sued or did they ask for their money back?