Yeah, that's about it. The selfie camera bugs me a bit, and there's no zoom in/out feature when not in selfie mode, so I haven't taken a lot of pics. It really needs a better photomode!
It really does. I like that characters start to pose, but man, it's sooo barebones
Yeah, that's about it. The selfie camera bugs me a bit, and there's no zoom in/out feature when not in selfie mode, so I haven't taken a lot of pics. It really needs a better photomode!
It really does. I like that characters start to pose, but man, it's sooo barebones
And they don't stand still so if you see the expression and pose you like you have to wait for them to repeat it and be quick on the "take picture" button.
I think BL3 had 2 season passes, and this version only has the first one.
That's okay. The second one is not good.
Designer's Cut add Arms Race which is a weird sort-of Battle Royale thing and a new skill tree for the existing classes, and Director's Cut has a few short side missions and a raid boss. You're just fine to get the first pass which is a pretty good collection of DLC campaigns: the Cthulu one and the Western one are stand-outs for me while the casino one is merely OK and the Krieg one was lacking (but I never really liked Krieg so your mileage may vary there).
I think my 6-year old daughter would love Animal Crossing or the Disney game, but there's a lot of reading and she's still learning. That means I get to hear, "Daddy, what is he saying?" every few minutes while I'm trying to work.
When I was trying to encourage my then-6yo to read more, I bribed him with his own Dragon Quest Builders 2 save, and told him I wasn’t gonna read any of it to him. Hah. It pretty much worked (I read a few tough words for him).
The Disney game has some reading, but I wouldn’t call it essential at all, and I think you might even be able to get full voice-over
@Pixelated Pixie I found out that you can rotate and zoom the camera in photo mode the same way you would while placing furniture (thus the two pics I posted above)
it's not much, but at least you can fit your whole character in the frame and show off outfits
@Pixelated Pixie I found out that you can rotate and zoom the camera in photo mode the same way you would while placing furniture (thus the two pics I posted above)
it's not much, but at least you can fit your whole character in the frame and show off outfits
I will say I am enjoying dreamlight valley but fuuuuck is it buggy. Early access and all that but currently I have two relationship quests bugged out to be incompletable. which is kind of annoying since one of them requires items that I am now unable to remove from my inventory at all.
@Pixelated Pixie I found out that you can rotate and zoom the camera in photo mode the same way you would while placing furniture (thus the two pics I posted above)
it's not much, but at least you can fit your whole character in the frame and show off outfits
...
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
I lied. It didn't change anything. I was already doing that. I thought you'd found some other new camera trickery.
@Pixelated Pixie I found out that you can rotate and zoom the camera in photo mode the same way you would while placing furniture (thus the two pics I posted above)
it's not much, but at least you can fit your whole character in the frame and show off outfits
...
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
I lied. It didn't change anything. I was already doing that. I thought you'd found some other new camera trickery.
Oh well, still freaking loving this game.
Welp. It was new to me, because the goddamn game does not tell you that you can orbit the camera around and zoom in etc -.-
I bought a recent Humble Bundle and have several games to give away. What's the best way to do that? Reveal all the codes myself, and put them in codes tags? Hold a SteamGifts contest first, then send the codes out by PMs? or by Humble's own native "Gift to a Friend" option? Please advise.
I bought a recent Humble Bundle and have several games to give away. What's the best way to do that? Reveal all the codes myself, and put them in codes tags? Hold a SteamGifts contest first, then send the codes out by PMs? or by Humble's own native "Gift to a Friend" option? Please advise.
Steamgifts handles everything if you put the codes where they ask.
This involves pulling each code individually from humble bundle
I bought a recent Humble Bundle and have several games to give away. What's the best way to do that? Reveal all the codes myself, and put them in codes tags? Hold a SteamGifts contest first, then send the codes out by PMs? or by Humble's own native "Gift to a Friend" option? Please advise.
The codes tag was bugged some time ago and sometimes it would not show the option to redeem the key (1, 2). Not sure if they already corrected it.
Appart from that, I would say that any option that avoids posting the game key or the HB "gift to a friend" link directly (in order to avoid that a bot grabbs it) is a good option. Some of those you already mentioned:
Steamgifts giveaway (safest option since it automatically checks that the recipient redeems the key into their account)
Forum PM
Posting the key but with some characters missing/changed along with the instructions on how to correct them (less safe than the previous two but I tend to do it this way because I'm a lazy ass).
Also, if you are gifting to random people and you are not using Steamgifts specifically, it is generally safer to use game keys instead of gift links.
Scrooge McDuck had two items of a set for sale: a tux and a gown. Bought the tux, because ladies in tuxes look rad, but uh
tux = 1,000 gold
gown = 40,000 gold
Scrooge McDuck had two items of a set for sale: a tux and a gown. Bought the tux, because ladies in tuxes look rad, but uh
tux = 1,000 gold
gown = 40,000 gold
what is going on
Disney is utterly shameless with the "girl tax." One of my sons really wanted a Minnie Mouse tricycle back in his Mickey Mouse Clubhouse phase, and he got the Mickey one not because "that's for girls and you're a boy" but because "they're the same toy but one is $30 and one is $55 for absolutely no reason."
Scrooge McDuck had two items of a set for sale: a tux and a gown. Bought the tux, because ladies in tuxes look rad, but uh
tux = 1,000 gold
gown = 40,000 gold
what is going on
Disney is utterly shameless with the "girl tax." One of my sons really wanted a Minnie Mouse tricycle back in his Mickey Mouse Clubhouse phase, and he got the Mickey one not because "that's for girls and you're a boy" but because "they're the same toy but one is $30 and one is $55 for absolutely no reason."
That's fucked up
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I bought a recent Humble Bundle and have several games to give away. What's the best way to do that? Reveal all the codes myself, and put them in codes tags? Hold a SteamGifts contest first, then send the codes out by PMs? or by Humble's own native "Gift to a Friend" option? Please advise.
Randomly drop them on denizens of chat - oh wait that's just what I do....
I'm not sure /codes still works on the forums, it broke a while back. I use Steam Gifts for the most part now, it's just a bit slow to get them in, and there is a limit to how many active gifts you can have up.
For fans of Splinter Cell's Spy vs Merc multiplayer, the upcoming game Spectre is a spiritual sequel to it. I got to play some of it at PAX West. Check it out:
The codes tag hasn't worked since August... of last year. We've never to my knowledge gotten acknowledgment of the problem much less news of a fix, so I wouldn't count on that it's ever coming back.
This is so funny I can't even be mad, I've played all sorts of demanding games on my deck no problem, doom eternal, Spiderman, Elden ring to name a few and I finally found one that causes my steam deck to hit its thermal limit and throttle itself and..it's...temtem.
The other games would typically ramp up the GPU to max and not make use of the cpu I think, temtem keeps both near 100% utilization and knocks me over 90 C pretty quickly ..so this week I'm going to be following some guides to apply new thermal paste and pads ..lol?
This is so funny I can't even be mad, I've played all sorts of demanding games on my deck no problem, doom eternal, Spiderman, Elden ring to name a few and I finally found one that causes my steam deck to hit its thermal limit and throttle itself and..it's...temtem.
The other games would typically ramp up the GPU to max and not make use of the cpu I think, temtem keeps both near 100% utilization and knocks me over 90 C pretty quickly ..so this week I'm going to be following some guides to apply new thermal paste and pads ..lol?
I have similar experiences with games that are CPU heavy. With it being a 15W TDP it just doesn't seem to do super well when a game pins both CPU and GPU. Detroit Become Human was one I recently expereinced that with. Certain areas that were hitting the CPU hard and pinning it near 100% would drop the frames to 20 or so when it usually stayed close to 60 just because it had to ramp the GPU down pretty hard to give the CPU the power it needed.
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It really does. I like that characters start to pose, but man, it's sooo barebones
And they don't stand still so if you see the expression and pose you like you have to wait for them to repeat it and be quick on the "take picture" button.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Right! Let me take sexy shots of Minnie!
I mean uhhh-
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/x9wyzq
That's okay. The second one is not good.
Designer's Cut add Arms Race which is a weird sort-of Battle Royale thing and a new skill tree for the existing classes, and Director's Cut has a few short side missions and a raid boss. You're just fine to get the first pass which is a pretty good collection of DLC campaigns: the Cthulu one and the Western one are stand-outs for me while the casino one is merely OK and the Krieg one was lacking (but I never really liked Krieg so your mileage may vary there).
When I was trying to encourage my then-6yo to read more, I bribed him with his own Dragon Quest Builders 2 save, and told him I wasn’t gonna read any of it to him. Hah. It pretty much worked (I read a few tough words for him).
The Disney game has some reading, but I wouldn’t call it essential at all, and I think you might even be able to get full voice-over
Twitch: akThera
Steam: Thera
e: 40,000 gold for a Cinderella dress? Are you kidding me, game?
Gotta grind more Heartless. There's a good spot in Pride Rock.
Would if I could! You can only cook and sell so many soufflés before you lose your mind
it's not much, but at least you can fit your whole character in the frame and show off outfits
How about papier-mache, pottery and candle-making?
hmm, maybe you aren't ready to hang with Rapunzel after all...
Steam, Warframe: Megajoule
YOU TAKE THAT BACK
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
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THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
When inventory space is like hell limited.
I lied. It didn't change anything. I was already doing that. I thought you'd found some other new camera trickery.
Oh well, still freaking loving this game.
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Welp. It was new to me, because the goddamn game does not tell you that you can orbit the camera around and zoom in etc -.-
Steam, Warframe: Megajoule
Steamgifts handles everything if you put the codes where they ask.
This involves pulling each code individually from humble bundle
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Appart from that, I would say that any option that avoids posting the game key or the HB "gift to a friend" link directly (in order to avoid that a bot grabbs it) is a good option. Some of those you already mentioned:
- Steamgifts giveaway (safest option since it automatically checks that the recipient redeems the key into their account)
- Forum PM
- Posting the key but with some characters missing/changed along with the instructions on how to correct them (less safe than the previous two but I tend to do it this way because I'm a lazy ass).
Also, if you are gifting to random people and you are not using Steamgifts specifically, it is generally safer to use game keys instead of gift links.http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
tux = 1,000 gold
gown = 40,000 gold
what is going on
Disney is utterly shameless with the "girl tax." One of my sons really wanted a Minnie Mouse tricycle back in his Mickey Mouse Clubhouse phase, and he got the Mickey one not because "that's for girls and you're a boy" but because "they're the same toy but one is $30 and one is $55 for absolutely no reason."
That's fucked up
Randomly drop them on denizens of chat - oh wait that's just what I do....
I had a fun encounter doing it this way once, along the lines of "oh I forgot I wishlisted that. Thanks, I guess"
Legends of Runeterra: MNCdover #moc
Switch ID: MNC Dover SW-1154-3107-1051
Steam ID
Twitch Page
edit: [codes] does not a thing!
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
The other games would typically ramp up the GPU to max and not make use of the cpu I think, temtem keeps both near 100% utilization and knocks me over 90 C pretty quickly ..so this week I'm going to be following some guides to apply new thermal paste and pads ..lol?
I have similar experiences with games that are CPU heavy. With it being a 15W TDP it just doesn't seem to do super well when a game pins both CPU and GPU. Detroit Become Human was one I recently expereinced that with. Certain areas that were hitting the CPU hard and pinning it near 100% would drop the frames to 20 or so when it usually stayed close to 60 just because it had to ramp the GPU down pretty hard to give the CPU the power it needed.
Just running into the limits of physics there.