Oh that's right. I had a mostly fun time with google stadia. My internet latency is just good enough, even for shooters. Some days it was playable, others it wa

Oh that's right. I had a mostly fun time with google stadia. My internet latency is just good enough, even for shooters. Some days it was playable, others it wasn't. They do focus on AAA games though, which I don't want to afford as a casual player. I like multiplayer with friends so we usually play not to pricy or free things. The only "single player" I'm hoping for would be MS flight sim, but even there I'd just sing a few hours, not more. To me it feels like I should invest in a good machine with a GPU another time because: - streaming games is just not ripe enough - I'll keep the machine for >5 years. Good to have one bottleneck less and such long usage is worth some investment. --- edit: maybe I should look in to https://shadow.tech/ https://shadow.tech/ Doing some math: 5 years * 12 month * 12$ or subscription = 720$ If I'm generous and say my gpu only stays up to date 3 years: 430$ So I have 430$ at least to spare for a local GPU and for the first 3 years will have the better performance (lag, compression, internet-dependence) and for the last 2 years I can still think about renting for another 300$. I'd say if I keep my current computer it's worth it, if I buy a new one anyways I should get one with a gpu. uh oh, monthly pricing is 15eur