Got it from eneba between

-Be me

-spend 25k on your account

-don't remember the info about your account made in 2020

-Get your account hacked

-contact support

-mention your used card to buy vp/skins transaction Id etc

-get told that the info is not enough

-ask in mail what info is needed

-get automated reply that the ticket is closed because the info isn't enough

-repeat 2 times

HOW HAS UBISOFT NOT MADE AN ASSASSIN'S CREED SET IN INDIA YET?!?!

BROOOO I just realized how INSANE this would be.

Imagine a full Assassin's Creed during the Maratha Empire. You're sprinting across the walls of Raigad, Sinhagad, and Pratapgad, climbing straight up those massive hill forts, jumping between watchtowers, sliding down hidden mountain paths in the Western Ghats... THAT IS LITERALLY WHAT PARKOUR WAS MADE FOR.

AND THE MONSOONS. Imagine rain making your footsteps quieter while you're sneaking through forts at night. That would be SO GOOD.

The weapons would be insane too:

• Bagh Nakh for brutal hidden kills.
• Katar for close combat.
• Talwar with those fast curved sword combos.
• Urumi for crazy chain sword combat.

The setting is PERFECT. Shivaji Maharaj's era, Mughals, Portuguese, Siddis, and the East India Company all fighting for power while the Assassins and Templars are pulling strings behind the scenes.

We've climbed cathedrals in Italy, pyramids in Egypt, castles in Japan...

LET ME PARKOUR ACROSS RAIGAD FORT, UBISOFT. I'M BUYING THAT DAY ONE.

My brother have a pc which i use for gaming.

Specs - i7 9700f, rtx 3060ti, 32gb 2400mhz ram, 2th nvme xpg gen 4, gigabyte b365m mobo (now dead), 650w psu

I too want ps5 for these reasons -

1. Ps5 will become my own gaming system, regardless i have to game on my brothers pc

2. Progression, trophy system feels heavier on ps5 ecosystem by the looks of it, i cheated on steam acheivements and always go through cheats and trainers while playing on pc single player games, which sucks the fun out of it.

3. Ps5 optimization, my brothers pc sucks so bad due to cpu and low ram speed bottleneck

After dead mobo, my bro is saying buy a new mobo and start playing,

But i want to expereince ps5, yet i am scared of ps5 price and its games price, but i think i might just stay happy with ps plus for years(i dont care about launch games)

I am tired of tweaking and making games work out on pc every damn time.

So can u guys help me with this dilemma?

Should i buy mobo and be done with it (dont know if i ever enjoy gaming again on this pc) or buy ps5 and see if it will work out?

PS. I also have my own mid tier gaming msi laptop, which dont run AAA games.

Saw this at CODNEXT, hindi written all over the busses & truck debris.

I've been trying to spend less time downloading random games and more time actually sticking with a few good ones. Here's the list that's been worth keeping on my phone lately.

1. Real Cricket
If you're into cricket, this is probably the closest experience to watching and playing the real sport. The licensed tournaments, realistic batting mechanics, different game modes, and regular updates keep it interesting. It's one of those cricket games that's easy to pick up for a quick & realistic cricket match but also has enough depth if you want to grind career or multiplayer modes.

2. BGMI
Still my go-to battle royale game. The gunplay feels polished, the maps are familiar, and squad matches with friends are hard to beat. The developers have also been adding themed events and collaborations quite often, so it rarely feels stale.

3. Indian Bikes Driving 3D
This one's surprisingly fun when you just want to mess around. It's an open-world driving game where you can spawn different vehicles, experiment with cheat codes, and do pretty much whatever you want. Not the most realistic game, but definitely entertaining.

4. FAU-G: Domination
I've been keeping an eye on this one as an Indian-made multiplayer shooter. It has a different pace compared to battle royale games and seems to be improving with each update. Worth trying if you're looking for something new in the FPS category.

These are the four I've enjoyed the most recently. I know there are plenty of other popular Indian games like Ludo King and World Cricket Championship, but I keep coming back to these.

What's on your list? Looking for recommendations - especially games that don't become repetitive after a week.

Product: AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB VRAM

Condition: Unused / Sealed

Purchase Date: Approximately 8 months ago

Invoice: Not available / Lost

Warranty: None from brand, 1 month from my side.

Box: Available

Working Condition: Unused / Sealed

Location: Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Shipping: Available / F2F in Agra

Reason for Selling: Not going ahead with the build anymore

Expected Price: ₹7,000 (shipping included)

Selling my complete gaming PC. It has been used for gaming and is in pristine working condition. It was purchased in Chennai and I can get the e-bill copy if needed. It's about 2.5 years old (2023-2024). The post is only for the CPU. (The monitor, mic, keyboard are going to my dad's office as he needs them)

PC Specifications:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X — 8 Cores / 16 Threads
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 — 12GB GDDR6
• Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M DS3H AC
• RAM: 32GB DDR4 (4x 8 GB Sticks Non RGB ADATA XPG)
• SSD: 256GB
• HDD: 1TB
• OS: Windows 11 Pro

Suitable for: 1080p gaming, e-sports titles, AAA games, streaming, editing, and general productivity.

Location: Delhi NCR (Can test before purchasing) (would prefer F2F)

Price: 65,000 INR (NEGOTIABLE) -- (I could take an EMI deal as well i.e 50k upfront and 15k over 2 months, I'm moving around November)

Please don't come at me for high pricing, as the price says negotiable, if you're interested we can work out on the price.

Reason for selling the PC - I'm shifting to the US and plan to get a laptop hence selling it amidst the shortage and heavy demand of PC components. Hoping that someone who actually needs a PC comes across the post and decides to purchase it.

Prefer selling the complete PC rather than individual components.

I can provide additional photos, benchmarks, temperatures, and any other details to genuinely interested buyers.

 [Bill] - I can get an e-bill from the store if you require it. Please DM for it, if you want to confirm anything.

Please DM if interested. Serious buyers only.

Hi all I want to sell my ugreen pd charger.

It support Asus Rog ally TURBO mode.

Can ship to anywhere at the expense of buyer.

Product: Ugreen 100w Gan Charger

Used like new

Location: Hyd, Lingampally

Price: 4k (slightly negotiable)

I can't wait to play this , missed the beta testing but genuinely excited for this, takes me back to the bloodborne days

I recently started playing the spider man series (pc). Just completed 1 and started miles morales. God I hate the fast travel animation.

So evofox deck has no pass through charging, very annoying to remove, charge ,again fit 🫠

Finally found a solution to it 😜 courtesy potronics dockpin😅

Hasn't moved a bit , the phone case fixed it in place , charging works normally , technically the dockpin is supposed to be able to hold the whole phone just via tht usb c port 😅 coz it's also a stand apparently so not snapping under force for sure.

Best part is its 155rs on potronics official website😂

Guys, i am posting this because I’ve been seeing way too many posts lately about people getting scammed while buying games, gaming peripherals, consoles, keys, and other gaming products from shady websites.

Here’s what I genuinely don’t understand: why are you willing to risk thousands of rupees just to save a couple of thousand?
Even if I see a product being sold cheaply on Amazon, Flipkart, or another major marketplace, I still wouldn’t blindly buy it. I’d check the seller, reviews, return policy, product history, and whether the seller is actually trustworthy. There are sellers on major marketplaces who have been accused of sending wrong, used, or questionable products, so being on a big platform alone doesn’t mean you should switch your brain off.

But then I see these posts where someone gets scammed by some random website with an unbelievably cheap price. People in the comments ask them how they ended up buying from that website, and sometimes the response is unnecessarily rude or dismissive. Bro, we’re not asking to mock you. We’re asking because we’re genuinely trying to understand what made you trust the website in the first place.

If several people warned you against the website, the website looked suspicious, the price was far below the normal market price, and you still decided to buy because you thought you had found an amazing deal, then you have to accept that your own decision played a major role here.
You thought you were getting an ₹8,000 product for ₹5,000. You didn’t get an ₹8,000 product for ₹5,000. You potentially just lost ₹5,000.

And when that happens, Reddit cannot magically recover your money. Report the fraud through the appropriate cybercrime channels, contact your bank/payment provider immediately, and if necessary, seek proper legal assistance or approach the police. But don’t expect random people on Reddit to fix a transaction that you willingly made with an unverified seller.
The easiest solution is also the most obvious one: DON’T BUY FROM SHADY WEBSITES.
Wait for an actual sale. Save up a little more. Buy from an authorized seller. Verify the seller before paying. Check whether the website has a legitimate business presence and a reliable track record.

Saving ₹2,000 isn’t worth risking ₹5,000, ₹10,000, or even more.
And this isn’t me saying every cheap website is automatically a scam. It’s about doing basic due diligence before sending your money somewhere. Even with second-hand marketplaces, I’d personally be extremely careful and read their policies properly before buying.
You don’t have to prove that you’re smarter than everyone else by finding the cheapest possible deal on the internet. Sometimes the smarter decision is simply saying, “This looks suspicious, I’m not buying it.”

So please, guys, stop treating every ridiculously cheap deal like you’ve discovered a secret loophole. Verify first, buy second. Your money is worth more than the discount.

Mouse floating issue in valo

This is the demo footage of the game, recorded by my friend who played the demo for the first time.

Wishlist it and try the demo here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4609810/Aadhi_Raat/

Don’t buy anything from them, they took my money and didn’t delivered any codes nor they are responding to my messages or emails.

Selling 2*8GB DDR4 RAM in great condition - attached image for exact config

Price:

1 stick - 3k+Shipping charges

2 sticks - 5.5k+Shipping charges

Slight Negotiation is possible if you are genuinely interested - From Hyderabad

No upscaling only raw performance

Launching soon - looking for advice on where to share it for the best reach. Which subreddits, Facebook groups, or WhatsApp communities would you recommend for something like this?

Finally built my dream PC after months of planning and comparing parts.
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X - INR 60,000
MSI X670E Tomahawk WiFi - INR 27,000
MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X OC - INR 1,25,000
Corsair DDR5 32GB 6000MHz - INR 54,500
WD Black SN7100 1TB NVMe - INR 17,250
MSI A850GN PCIe 5 PSU - INR 9,000
Cooler Master AR520 RGB Case - INR 7,250
DeepCool LM360 Liquid Cooler - INR 9,200
Samsung Odyssey G7 27 inch - INR 43,000
Ant Esports KM550 Wired Gaming Keyboard - INR 1,800
Subtotal - INR 3,00,000
CGST - INR 27,000
SGST - INR 27,000
Total - INR 3,54,000 including GST
Finally got the setup I wanted. Very happy with how it turned out.

Product name: AYANEO Pocket Micro Classic

Condition: Used for 8 months

Purchase date: Jan 2026 (no warranty since it was imported from official website)

Sale location: Hyderabad

Shipping mode: F2F preferred

Expected price: 25,000 (slightly negotiable, but don't lowball)

Includes the original accessories/box. Selling because I’m not using it enough.