Gaymers are the most stubborn and r-slurred people on the face of the earth. Like four realz

I always switch to the newest OS when it comes out. I start my day with turning on telemetry and enabling the sending of optional data- I want to help Windows make the experience better for everyone. Then I sign in with my Microsoft account to sync my apps with OneDrive so all my important files get transferred to the new machine. Then I head to the inbuilt app store to install a new browser- edge is a joke after all. I get myself Google Chrome and an OperaGX for good measure. I sign into both of them with my Google account to sync my extensions. Honey is my favourite. I don't use an adblocker though, I wouldn't want to steal from content creators and website hosters. After all, their profit margins must be thin as is. Finally I download the Nvidia GeForce experience and sign in with my Nvidia account which is needed for it to function. It's a neat little software that always runs in the background and makes updating drivers easy. Now that I'm ready I finally head to steam. I click 'install' on the new Call of Duty 2025. I got the Advanced Access Season Pass edition for 120$. The installer tells me it's 200 gigabytes, or about a third of my available hard drive space, ignoring all the system files. It's amazing how big and detailed modern games are. Once done, I launch the game and fully immerse myself in it. In total I spend about 20 hours on it before a new installment comes out, which I immediately preorder. I then patiently wait for the next Windows to come out in a year, so that I can repeat this whole process again and get an even better, more realistic gaming experience.