I feel you, but that wasn't the question lol

Even shorter. The one for my PC is only a foot or so because my monitor is close to my tower

YuGiOh Duel Links.

I fuckin love the game but if you're fine spending real money in game instead of earning gems then you can just keep opening box sets until you have all the best cards and synergy.

The only saving grace is that the draw order is random, but if you know what you're doing when you build your deck then you can use several cards that heavily influence the draw order without putting you on your back foot.

Hell, I was in a ranked match and I was able to special summon Blue Eyes Alternate White Dragon on the second turn by showing him the Blue Eyes White Dragon in my hand that I drew before the first turn. By the 4th turn he was down to 600/4000 life points and I summoned Galaxy Eyes Photon Dragon just to rub salt in the wound.

That wasn't even with an optimized deck, I was still lacking several cards to actually optimize it.

Stardew Valley. My gf loves it and we have a farm together that we work on sometimes, but the game is too boring for me. I just play it with her sometimes because I know how happy it makes her, it's not a game that I've ever sought out on my own.

Mario Kart. I grew up playing it with my cousins, alongside my copy of CTR. MK is an ok game and it's fun with the right people, but every time I play it I always think to myself "I'd rather be playing CTR right now".

Multiple HDMI cords, I try to avoid switches because you can lose some fidelity with the cheaper ones.

Best thing you can get is a short, gold plated HDMI cable (shorter has lower latency because the signal doesn't have to travel as far, and gold plated is a superior conductor. Gold will also resist oxidation/tarnishing).

If your TV only has one HDMI port then leave the TV port plugged in and plug the other end into the console you're currently using.

Is the issue only with that set of cables?