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It will never stop being funny to me that Skyrim's physics breaks horribly when above 30 FPS, and the FPS cap that does exist just breaks when you alt-tab out of the game. Which has to be done to start a stream/recording.
Game that makes itself buggier for people trying to show it off. 10/10.
Game that makes itself buggier for people trying to show it off. 10/10.
December 1, 2025 at 1:03 AM
It will never stop being funny to me that Skyrim's physics breaks horribly when above 30 FPS, and the FPS cap that does exist just breaks when you alt-tab out of the game. Which has to be done to start a stream/recording.
Game that makes itself buggier for people trying to show it off. 10/10.
Game that makes itself buggier for people trying to show it off. 10/10.
You are, the announcement of Starfield and ES6 was the closer to the same show where they fully revealed Fallout 76 (and that it was multiplayer).
Fallout 76 wouldn't come out for another 6 months after, and Wolfenstein Youngblood wouldn't be out for another year.
Fallout 76 wouldn't come out for another 6 months after, and Wolfenstein Youngblood wouldn't be out for another year.
November 10, 2025 at 4:46 PM
You are, the announcement of Starfield and ES6 was the closer to the same show where they fully revealed Fallout 76 (and that it was multiplayer).
Fallout 76 wouldn't come out for another 6 months after, and Wolfenstein Youngblood wouldn't be out for another year.
Fallout 76 wouldn't come out for another 6 months after, and Wolfenstein Youngblood wouldn't be out for another year.
Because this was the same event where they announced Fallout 76, and they wanted to reassure people that they weren't abandoning single player games or Elder Scrolls.
Per the leaked Zenimax roadmap, Starfield was delayed by 2 years due to COVID, so it seems likely they meant to release ES6 by now
Per the leaked Zenimax roadmap, Starfield was delayed by 2 years due to COVID, so it seems likely they meant to release ES6 by now
November 10, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Because this was the same event where they announced Fallout 76, and they wanted to reassure people that they weren't abandoning single player games or Elder Scrolls.
Per the leaked Zenimax roadmap, Starfield was delayed by 2 years due to COVID, so it seems likely they meant to release ES6 by now
Per the leaked Zenimax roadmap, Starfield was delayed by 2 years due to COVID, so it seems likely they meant to release ES6 by now
...except that they announced it BEFORE the launch. At E3 2018, they spent most of their time on FO76, then announced Starfield and ES6, basically (I think) to reassure people that they weren't abandoning single player games or Elder Scrolls.
November 10, 2025 at 3:06 PM
...except that they announced it BEFORE the launch. At E3 2018, they spent most of their time on FO76, then announced Starfield and ES6, basically (I think) to reassure people that they weren't abandoning single player games or Elder Scrolls.
I don't play a lot of MMOs, so I don't know what is and isn't common; but Warframe has "Affinity Range", a range around you where you share XP from your kills with all other players in it (and vice versa), incentivizing staying together (and some abilities only work in affinity range).
August 17, 2025 at 12:44 PM
I don't play a lot of MMOs, so I don't know what is and isn't common; but Warframe has "Affinity Range", a range around you where you share XP from your kills with all other players in it (and vice versa), incentivizing staying together (and some abilities only work in affinity range).
The fact that I have seen people unironically suggest
1) that they deliberately go under to bring awareness to the cause
2) that they switch to cash & check payments
3) that they impose sanctions like japan did
Tells me that this is about attacking a "valid" target rather than justice.
1) that they deliberately go under to bring awareness to the cause
2) that they switch to cash & check payments
3) that they impose sanctions like japan did
Tells me that this is about attacking a "valid" target rather than justice.
August 15, 2025 at 11:18 AM
The fact that I have seen people unironically suggest
1) that they deliberately go under to bring awareness to the cause
2) that they switch to cash & check payments
3) that they impose sanctions like japan did
Tells me that this is about attacking a "valid" target rather than justice.
1) that they deliberately go under to bring awareness to the cause
2) that they switch to cash & check payments
3) that they impose sanctions like japan did
Tells me that this is about attacking a "valid" target rather than justice.
Going to be thinking about that conclusion for a long time.
There's too many people who are far too willing to sacrifice lives that are not their own to give, to exact retribution on the people they view as responsible for the world's problems.
There's too many people who are far too willing to sacrifice lives that are not their own to give, to exact retribution on the people they view as responsible for the world's problems.
July 25, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Going to be thinking about that conclusion for a long time.
There's too many people who are far too willing to sacrifice lives that are not their own to give, to exact retribution on the people they view as responsible for the world's problems.
There's too many people who are far too willing to sacrifice lives that are not their own to give, to exact retribution on the people they view as responsible for the world's problems.
I've got the study open on my other monitor, and these scans were done during the writing of an essay, and the 79 and 42 figures aren't individual people 4 months apart, they're two different groups across sessions spanning 4 months. One using ChatGPT to write the essay and the other not.
June 19, 2025 at 2:15 PM
I've got the study open on my other monitor, and these scans were done during the writing of an essay, and the 79 and 42 figures aren't individual people 4 months apart, they're two different groups across sessions spanning 4 months. One using ChatGPT to write the essay and the other not.
I'm a huge fan of Echo Point Nova. Any shooter where movement is just as important if not more than actually shooting accurately is a win in my book.
May 21, 2025 at 1:59 PM
I'm a huge fan of Echo Point Nova. Any shooter where movement is just as important if not more than actually shooting accurately is a win in my book.
There's a thrift store by me that put all their HP stuff on one shelf, with a sign saying that all proceeds from sales from it go to a local trans charity.
And this thrift store is *already* associated with a general LGBT charity so this sign is extremely pointed in a way I like.
And this thrift store is *already* associated with a general LGBT charity so this sign is extremely pointed in a way I like.
April 16, 2025 at 8:57 PM
There's a thrift store by me that put all their HP stuff on one shelf, with a sign saying that all proceeds from sales from it go to a local trans charity.
And this thrift store is *already* associated with a general LGBT charity so this sign is extremely pointed in a way I like.
And this thrift store is *already* associated with a general LGBT charity so this sign is extremely pointed in a way I like.
Like hall effect lasts longer, but a stick only needs to last as long as you're gonna use it, and from where I'm sitting it looks like every console prior to the switch managed to make that work.
April 7, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Like hall effect lasts longer, but a stick only needs to last as long as you're gonna use it, and from where I'm sitting it looks like every console prior to the switch managed to make that work.
As far as I'm aware, the Switch 1 used the same stick tech as almost every other console (other than the Dreamcast) prior to it used. The drift issue was because it was poorly made, not because hall effect is the only thing that's good.
April 7, 2025 at 3:50 PM
As far as I'm aware, the Switch 1 used the same stick tech as almost every other console (other than the Dreamcast) prior to it used. The drift issue was because it was poorly made, not because hall effect is the only thing that's good.
And tbh it's entirely on you that you were misunderstood. The topic of discussion was whether or not tariffs are popular. You came in with the vote. Anyone reasonable would assume that you were bringing in the vote with relation to the popularity of tariffs. Not just "I wanna argue something else!!"
April 5, 2025 at 2:33 PM
And tbh it's entirely on you that you were misunderstood. The topic of discussion was whether or not tariffs are popular. You came in with the vote. Anyone reasonable would assume that you were bringing in the vote with relation to the popularity of tariffs. Not just "I wanna argue something else!!"
If you wanna argue the benefits vs drawbacks of NAFTA go find somewhere that that's being discussed. I have no background in economics so I have no strong opinion on it.
I got involved because you said tariffs are popular, and then when people disagreed you presented the vote from 1993.
I got involved because you said tariffs are popular, and then when people disagreed you presented the vote from 1993.
April 5, 2025 at 2:31 PM
If you wanna argue the benefits vs drawbacks of NAFTA go find somewhere that that's being discussed. I have no background in economics so I have no strong opinion on it.
I got involved because you said tariffs are popular, and then when people disagreed you presented the vote from 1993.
I got involved because you said tariffs are popular, and then when people disagreed you presented the vote from 1993.
Oh so the cowardly switching of arguments happened before I was involved. Gotcha.
Also I'm unsure what I've said that you've managed to interpret as... Whatever it is you're claiming I support. The only thing I've addressed is "are tariffs popular in April 2025 America?" to which the answer is no.
Also I'm unsure what I've said that you've managed to interpret as... Whatever it is you're claiming I support. The only thing I've addressed is "are tariffs popular in April 2025 America?" to which the answer is no.
April 5, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Oh so the cowardly switching of arguments happened before I was involved. Gotcha.
Also I'm unsure what I've said that you've managed to interpret as... Whatever it is you're claiming I support. The only thing I've addressed is "are tariffs popular in April 2025 America?" to which the answer is no.
Also I'm unsure what I've said that you've managed to interpret as... Whatever it is you're claiming I support. The only thing I've addressed is "are tariffs popular in April 2025 America?" to which the answer is no.
Nice argument but that wasn't the topic at hand. You said the tariffs were popular among Americans and when pressed your "proof" was that 60% of Dems in Congress voted against NAFTA in 1993. Trying to change the topic of the argument when you're debunked is just cowardly tbh.
April 5, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Nice argument but that wasn't the topic at hand. You said the tariffs were popular among Americans and when pressed your "proof" was that 60% of Dems in Congress voted against NAFTA in 1993. Trying to change the topic of the argument when you're debunked is just cowardly tbh.
"60% of Democrats in the house of representatives voted against NAFTA 32 years ago" does not actually prove "a majority of the country is in favor of tariffs today"
Not least of which because there's tens of millions of people of voting age today who were born after NAFTA was passed.
Not least of which because there's tens of millions of people of voting age today who were born after NAFTA was passed.
April 5, 2025 at 2:14 PM
"60% of Democrats in the house of representatives voted against NAFTA 32 years ago" does not actually prove "a majority of the country is in favor of tariffs today"
Not least of which because there's tens of millions of people of voting age today who were born after NAFTA was passed.
Not least of which because there's tens of millions of people of voting age today who were born after NAFTA was passed.
My parents dryer, before I moved out, had a loud-ass alarm to let everyone within a mile radius know it was done. And while an app to tell you is basically the same functionality, an alarm is also a less expensive and more reliable way to accomplish the same job.
Wish they were more common though.
Wish they were more common though.
April 4, 2025 at 6:41 PM
My parents dryer, before I moved out, had a loud-ass alarm to let everyone within a mile radius know it was done. And while an app to tell you is basically the same functionality, an alarm is also a less expensive and more reliable way to accomplish the same job.
Wish they were more common though.
Wish they were more common though.
It makes me so glad to see a popular artist acknowledge this. I've seen so many artists acting as if getting good at art or establishing an audience is a given as long as effort is put in, and it's just not true.
Sometimes you draw for 10+ years and you're still low-skill with no audience ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sometimes you draw for 10+ years and you're still low-skill with no audience ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
March 23, 2025 at 4:57 PM
It makes me so glad to see a popular artist acknowledge this. I've seen so many artists acting as if getting good at art or establishing an audience is a given as long as effort is put in, and it's just not true.
Sometimes you draw for 10+ years and you're still low-skill with no audience ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sometimes you draw for 10+ years and you're still low-skill with no audience ¯\_(ツ)_/¯