Nicouschulas Yeah, that’s all fair, but playing games and draining battery to the point of a phone getting shut off does not make one a power user, that’s what I find hilarious there. Then, by his own logic, any child who play mobile games is nothing else but the most hardcore power user on the world, clearly.
Edit: I’m yet to experience that problem though, of a phone shutting off because it’s empty. There’s absolutely HUGE “Battery under 20%” notification, it’s impossible to miss it as you have to literally tap on it to make it go away 🤷♂️
Edit 2: I’m still curious why is it difficult to simply check battery charge level before doing something intensive like being a “power user” (lol) and playing dumb mobile games 🤷♂️ There, I took my (3a), quickly saw that I’m at 72% and then loaded a game. Why is it so difficult to check the upper right corner, I don’t get it, lol. It’s physically impossible to:
- find and tap a game faster than checking battery % in top right
- load that game faster than checking battery % in top right
That’s what I meant with my car example above; do you sit in a car and then just go drive 500 km without checking how much fuel/charge is there in your car, before moving at all in the first place? I know that’s difficult to grasp for some people like that guy, but then again he’s probably a “power-driver” too so what do I know…
Or, another example - do anyone but power-buyers (that guy) go in a store without checking how much cash do they have with them in their pockets (because phone is dead after playing games so they can’t pay with it)?
I mean, come on, lol…
