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How do I get my brother off video games?

First off, let me say that I am not an expert in this matter on any level. However, I do have some experience in this subject.My husband is an avid gammer, and I enjoy it myself. When we first got married he picked up WoW, and boy did it cause issues. He was playing every night as soon as he got home from work, all weekend, ignoring dinner time, and was even late to work on a few occasions when he tried to play in the morning before leaving. I was feeling ignored, and I resorted to increasingly drastic measures. I would slam his laptop close, unplug the wifi, I once even cut the power to the house. Of course, none of that worked, it just started massive fights.So, after our son was born, I sat down with him and told him I want going to take care of a baby by myself while he closeted himself with his computer. Once he understood how neglected I had been feeling we worked out a schedule. He agreed he could play from the time he got home until dinner was ready, but dinner time until the baby went to bed was family time. And to keep night times free, we agreed that game time would be limited to every other night, and only one day on the weekend.It wasn't perfect, but it was a compromise that everyone could live with. My husband even managed to get me into WoW for a while, and we had a really great group of friends that we played with, so even that became bonding time. Sit down with your boyfriend, and explain to him how you feel. If he really cares about you, then together you can work something out.

How can I make my laptop to play all games?

Usually, laptops are made with energy efficiency/charge duration and low weight in mind. Because of this, they use specially designed CPUs and GPUs which have lower voltage / power consumption and, consequently, lower computing power than desktop devices.When buying a laptop, you’re always making a (conscious or unconscious) compromise between price and power. While there are laptops which are sold for over 2000$ and which can run even the newest computer games, typical laptop in the 600 - 800$ range will only be powerful enough to run cca “[This year - 3] level of games”.Furthermore, there is usually very little you can do to upgrade your notebook; while you could replace the hard drive with an SSD drive to speed up booting and/or game loading, and while you could theoretically upgrade the installed memory modules, that’s about it.Please give up the idea that you can “make your laptop play all games”. It’s not going to happen.The good news is - it’s not actually necessary! At this point, there are thousands of games which you can play on your laptop, and 3 years from now, you can replace it with a newer one, and play all those games release in the last 3 years (from today’s perspective). Not only will they run OK, but they will be super cheap to acquire, the bugs in them will be gone, and there will be a consensus on which games are really good and which are not.

If one account on my PS4 has a PlayStation Plus membership, will I be able to play online on all the other accounts in the machine?

Yes.  You can see the official details here: PS4 Online Multiplayer Requirements"If a PS Plus member registers a PlayStation 4 as their "primary" system, anyone who uses that system has the ability to play online multiplayer, regardless of whether or not they are PS Plus members."And you should be able to play the PS+ games on the other accounts. See here for more details: Accessing PlayStation®Plus benefits from other user accounts and PlayStation systems

What are some things NOT to say to a gamer?

Guy friends who talk to you like you don't know what the fuck you're doing.Listen, video games are not rocket science and if I need help, I'll ask you. I don't need an instant play-by-play, side tutorial, filled with extra condescending commentary.2. “Can you pause?”No, I can't. I'm either in an un-pausible cutscene/fight or I'm playing online. Whatever you need me to do, can be done as soon as I finish this part.3. Telling people you're a girl is annoying.For some unknown reason, girls are considered “rare gems” in gaming communities that are generally geared towards males. Such as fighting games, most MMOs, and FPS.Going on mic with someone you've never met before in a randomly selected party (when you're a girl) is met with “OMG, IT'S AN ACTUAL GIRL,” then what I've listed for #1 happens.Getting hit on continuously. Please, stop. This is why I don't talk to people through mic. I might have a female character, but that doesn't give me away automatically because guys often make female character accounts as well. So, I can usually stay off the radar. But, if you're playing DCUO (for example), communicating with your party is key and I have to use my mic.Guys use you as female mascots for their guilds, especially if you're pretty and/or really good at the game.4. “Did you play the other games in this series?”No, I just thought I'd go out and buy Batman: Arkham Knight and never play the other ones. It's only the last game and has an ongoing plot where I could be possibly missing major pieces in the story, but fuck it, let's jump to the end of the series.5. “Oh, you like (insert game here)?” *then, asks me 100 questions about said game, in an attempt to weed me out as a “fake gamer”*I don't know what this proves, but nice try. I'm not gonna say I like a game just to be “cool” or whatever. If I like it, then I probably know a lot about it. And if I'm not familiar with it, I'm not gonna lie to pretend like I am. I'm not trying to impress people. I just play whatever the hell I want.