When I have to clean up my torrents a little bit, I order then by the amount of seeds, and I clean up the ones that have been seeded at least 1 week and have more than 50 seeds.

Wait some years until the game is fully updated and with all DLC released. Then download a pirate copy of it and burn it into any optical media (CD, DVD or Blu-ray). Boom, you got it until forever. Truly yours.

You definitely could. I tried, and it works like a champ. The only downside I see to this approach is that JellyFin's UI for TV kinda sucks. It's unintuitive, and for Android TV barely usable. So I decided to use the local M3U file from Dispatcharr with Televizo app. It's available for Android TV (free through external APK), and the UI is far more polished.

I've tried Threadfin and Dispatcharr. For me, the only one that worked properly was Dispatcharr.

I came up with a very convenient way to stream IPTV in my home. If you have a home server with docker, Dispatcharr alongside Gluetun is the way to go.

Dispatcharr allows you to proxy all your IPTV channels to a local URL, and if you attach its network to Gluetun, Dispatcharr will fetch the IPTV content through the VPN server of your choice, and return it to your local network via HTTP (giving you a local only M3U list). This M3U could be used anywhere in your home, and you don't even have to bother about VPNs per device.

Have you tried looking up on AliExpress? I've got only good experiences with them. Just make sure the product is marked as "Choice", as you'll get free shipping and customs already paid.

I've been using YouTube Music for a long time. I encourage everyoneone to download the Revanced Manager (link here) and mod the original APK (you can download it from anywhere, namely pureApk or uptodown) by yourself. The process is incredibly easy and you can have almost all advantages of premium without paying a penny, like with the modded Spotify APK.

I've been using this website for a while now: https://dlpsgame.com/category/ps4/

Though I've mainly use it for PS3 DLCs

Always use an adblocker. With ublock, no issues at all.

Any glinet routers will do the trick. They have overall good routers in a wide range of prices. Note that all of them have openwrt installed by default.

Right now I'm using InstaPro. It's receiving frequent updates and as for now, I don't have any major complaints about it.

If you want to download it, its official website is instamod.net. Watch out for fake links you may find on Google.

Windows antiviruses. It's not wise to use a cracked program that's supposed to protect you from malicious cracks/downloads...