CS5 for sure, I don't remember CS6 but that was my most expensive purchase after graduation 😔

I'm still using my CS5 Photoshop perpetual silence since 2013.

There is no huge need for an upgrade so long as CS5 supports me with tools that unfortunately aren't that available anywhere anymore like Nvidias normal map filter for example.

The base math with layers is all I need.

I can definitely tell you I still feel like I'm in 20s, so when you hit your next bday, you'll feel the new chapter has already started with a clean slate.

What matters the most is the people you have along with you on this ride, and achievements you all celebrate together.

Best birthdays ever.

This thread is brought to you by my ARC Raiders addiction and how much fun I have playing it obsessively. I have to do a lot of work but damn man, this is so good.

We all can agree to disagree on many things, and it will get resolved to satisfy everyone fairly, with the intended direction of the game that is done to provide to you. Obviously not everyone will be happy about changes etc., but if it's agreed it needs work - it will be worked on.

Just, no mob.

This may look very ironic coming from me, but I do expect my game to be played on streams by others, and I don't say you "can't" speak your mind and give feedback, just do not try and derail the intended vision behind the game, unless all sides are open to discuss all feedback and find best ground.

The opinion of a player matters the most, but if you don't feel the intention that was initially designed to provide - I will look into fixing this. However, if it doesn't mean that it may be done in a conventional way, then expect guidances like yellow paints to understand mechanics and advantages.

I indirectly refer to streamers who have huge audience, and having a take that contradicts with many, as it gets biased, such people expect developers to listen to them because "I stream your game for top X amount of hours".

There are also different players too, which are also may not be streamers.

I hate when that happens. Try lowering your bake settings

I'm throwing a video together while I'm getting impressions and stuff figured out, I'll be able to say it in detail, but the tiny controllers on your index fingers are super intuitive.

Pretty solid, although i do think they should be cheaper

I am not going to say it's bad, it's very accurate but definitely not flawless.

I need to optimize my office to remove 2.4 ghz bloat all over, I got very lucky with the size as they fit me quite well.

Input emulation is mine boggling