Fiber is less subject to things that internet delivered over wires and cables like weather. Since it's underground, it's very stable. Nothing to say that it can't go out, but it is much less likely.

The tablet depends on your fiber WiFi to connect to the internet. But just like my laptop the last time the power went out, I could still read a book I had downloaded even though I didn't have internet access.

I personally think ATT is worse than most. But they also want to make money for themselves and if they are making their services much more likely to not need service calls, that's going to be more profitable. Plus, they really need to keep up with new technology to keep their customers.

I don't know how far you are into the game, but a video walkthrough has been started here. It looks like she has two parts uploaded so far.

The YouTuber, Calina, worked for HeR Interactive for years.

Truth will always be found out. good day soot

most excellent finish

Thanks, Koala!

The "Resilient" trait helps me greatly as I don't die right away when my health reaches zero after getting one-hit by enemies. I play at very hard difficulty, and lots of enemies can one-hit. I've leveled up Leadership so companions deal more damage (in the first game, my companions were so powerful that they killed hordes in seconds before I could even draw my gun). I wear armor that increases my sprinting speed during combat. And I carry lots of grenades because, for some reason, the slow-motion gadget lasts A LONG TIME when you are throwing grenades (video clip). These are some of my combat tactics.

Thanks, BET 🙂

Thanks Marian!

Thanks.

Very nice, Ana! And thank you to Jonathan.

Thanks, Marian!

I think The Beast in Me is definitely on my list.

By the third episode of Witcher I was used to Hemsworth. The biggest difference to me is that he doesn't have Cavill's chiselled face, square jaw and growly voice, but he does have the athletic grace and size. He's a softer, kinder Geralt and they set that up at the end of the third season.