On 11/11/2023 at 8:37 PM, lelouchvipasta said:

@anonimni The new Mirage one? Saw it got pretty good reviews!

Yes, but on the downside, they say it's just one city, a bit unambitious after last entries.

Why don't they just remake the original Assassin's Creed, it already had 3 cities, plus it could be easily expandable with DLC, lots of other interesting cities around Jerusalem: Tripoli, Antioch, Cairo, Cyprus ...

EDIT: Another idea I just had, that would present a breakthrough in the series. One city or small region, but in multiple periods (medieval, 18th century, 20th century ...), ability to jump back and forth between characters in these periods (members of same family) and actions in previous period have consequences in later.

On 10/28/2023 at 1:56 AM, filthymuck said:

your invite received

Hello, I was afk for a day, today I used the invite and left you the rating. Big thank you again and also thanks for the patience.

If you need anything else, write.

Hello @filthymuck, do you still have IPT left?

EDIT: @filthymuck

Hello, do you have any invites left? I would be very happy to join as well.

Would love to get one. Many thanks in advance, for giving out so many!

Exactly. Even after AC4, Rogue is still classical, and Unity was okayish for me.

However, the worst offenders are Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla.

Has anyone played the new Assassin's Creed set in Arabic world, they say this one is a return to roots?

x264 unless 4K, then x265

Honestly I just use srrdb to search for legit scene releases, then decide on a case-by-case basis. A lot of 1080p x265 releases are just reencodes of x264 which is lame.

I owned a RPi 2 and RPi 3 but there came when I needed money and I was selling all the unused things so I sold them. One of them I used as a Kodi box.

RPi 4 is kinda hard to get. To be honest, I think it's a bit of a gimmick, only buy it if you have specific use cases for it.

Also, look into alternatives, RPi 4 is getting kinda underpowered, outdated and overpriced.

I can speak my native language, English and Serbo-Croatian fluently.

I can understand (read news) and speak basic French, Spanish and German.

Learning Chinese at the moment.

Good luck, I can't imagine how it is living in a city where buying games is like a dream. Hope your conditions in the city improve or you manage to move, if you wish to do so.

I can buy any game I want, but gaming is not my primary motivation anymore. It's simply content I cannot legally access or find anywhere on the internet. TV shows that can be legally found nowhere.

I use Windows for work and gaming. Switched to Windows 11 because some youtube benchmarks showed gaming (FPS) is improved slightly.

For general, torrenting, NAS, I use Linux. Debian at the moment but thinking of going back to Arch I have used in the past.

I use GrapheneOS and I can highly recommend it. Works flawlessly and is closest you can get to stock (vanilla) Android.

The drawback is that it only works on Google phones - the irony of buying a Google phone to degoogle it.

If you need Play Store, it can be installed easily and is kept in a special compatibility layer as a normal app - it does not get total access to your system like on other Androids, it is given minimal access if it really needs it.

Duckduck go is my main search engine so I suppose I use it a lot. Occasionally I have to use Google as well but Duckduckgo is good for 90% of searches.

Then out of general websites, I would say Nitter as a private frontend to Twitter which is really locked down.

I use Firefox on PC (both Windows and Linux) but on Android I use a privacy and security oriented distribution GrapheneOS, which includes a hardened Chromium fork.

GrapheneOS experts (they are crazy about security) say thay Firefox both on PC and Android has more attack surface than Chromium, so I am thinking of switching on PC as well, after almost 20 years of Firefox usage!

I also use Mullvad, highly recommended. You don't have to have an email to register, they don't keep any logs, lots of servers and there are some privacy oriented payment options, including sending money in an envelope. Pricing is very fair, the same if you buy 1 month or 1 year.

The only drawback is they've removed port forwarding feature this year.

A. Tell us something about yourself?

I come from Central Europe, have been using P2P for almost 20 years (started with eMule and the like). For a while I was a member of what.cd, Pretome, Demonoid, but these well all shut down.

B. How did you find InviteHawk?

Googling for TorrentLeech invites.

C. What Torrent Sites are you looking for? (Mention none if just browsing)

General like TorrentLeech, FileList, IPT.

D. Do you use the same username or email on InviteHawk as well as on trackers? (If yes, please fill a Username Change or Email Change form)

No.

E. Do you have any suggestions for InviteHawk?

Thanks for everything.