A common misconception about me is that, as someone who loves games, I must love all the cables and shiny bits of hardware needed to play them. Truth is, if you need someone to weigh in on which Baldur’s Gate 3 romance is the most narratively satisfying, help you create a solid Diablo 4 build, or walk you through how to get the Master Sword in literally any Zelda game, I’m your girl. However, if your mic mysteriously stopped working mid-match or the PC you built won’t turn on, I’d encourage you to ask literally anyone else to help you troubleshoot. Yes, I can navigate my way around a PC just fine and can install mods like the best of ’em, but by and large, I don’t want to have to put too much thought or effort into whatever processes it takes to actually play my games.
