If I had been in control of the franchise, I would have chosen Power Girl. I would have taken heroes and villains from across the DC multiverse and integrated them into this continuity. That might have been pretty interesting. And, of course, I would have cast very attractive actors in those roles.
For one PC, I had to buy a USB bluetooth dongle which I plugged into the front. Yeah the other one is on the motherboard and I definitely did not use an antenna. In fact I don't even recall it coming with one. Perhaps I missed it.
Anyway, using the provided Gamesir dongle everything worked...
Yeah, I think this right here is the problem. All this time I've been trying to use generic/onboard bluetooth adapters. I have a Gamesir pad and will try using it's supplied adapter.
I have never EVER had any luck getting wireless gamepad controllers to work on a PC. *Any* PC. They will work briefly (like for a few minutes) and then randomly die. I have a PS4 / PS5 and they have never had an issue so I don't think it's anything in my environment.
Any tips? Not sure what...
The episode had a lot of solid action, which was cool. But there was still a bunch of dumb stuff that bugged me (like wearing heavy plate armor on boats). My biggest problems are that it's been two years since the last season, so I can barely remember what's going on or who everyone is. I'm just...
Honestly, felt a little disappointed in the finale. Not sure why, pretty much hit all the points. Kinda felt like it ended abruptly. Didn't see the twist coming at all, but I'm sure others did.
Kinda funny...before going to the Iron Throne, I did just the entrance area to the Foundry, freed Toobin and the others. Afterwards they were all freaking out and discussing where to hide the bodies. 🤣
After failing to dominate the Netherbrain at the Morphic Pool, the Emperor pulls the party into the Astral Prism. There, you can choose to have the Emperor consume Orpheus or free him. If you free Orpheus (using the Orphic Hammer), he becomes controllable like a summon pet.
Just finished watching this tonight. While there wasn't a lot of action, that was perfectly fine. I found the story genuinely interesting. Cage truly carried the show, however. I believe that if anyone else had played that role the series wouldn't have been nearly as fun.
I think this is an awesome idea and something RPGs need to adopt. I imagine, in the future (if/when tokens become cheap), is to have a completely AI run city, country, even world where it truly feels lived in.
I've been working on a prototype of a game I had in mind. Claude was able to generate more than acceptable graphics for that. But creating a fun game is extremely difficult. I'm quickly learning AI can't really help you with that.
This. Granted, I only played TotK but I assume it's the same in BotW, but pausing the game to scroll through an item menu during combat? Completely breaks any flow. What kind of retarded game design is this?
I can't say this has been my experience, but it may be due to my workflow.
I follow a structured process: I first have the model fetch the ADO story and write it to `story.md`. The story already includes Given-When-Then scenarios, which provide a solid foundation. It then reads the story...
That's the problem I have is that there's no good way to judge which model is appropriate for a task other than feels. So I just crank it up to the max.
For our team, most individuals were unaware of AI coding agents until quite recently. There were no mandates requiring anyone to use them. Instead, only a small number of people expressed curiosity and experimented with the IDE plugin. Then, a few discovered the CLI and enthusiastically began...
So, some asshole exhausted our credits, and now we're having to code like cavemen for the rest of the month, I guess. Is anyone else having this problem?
As developers, we have zero visibility into how many tokens we're consuming, what the limit is, or if we're approaching it. Not only that...
Born in 72. I watched He-Man but was never my favorite of the animated shows. I favored GI Joe, Transformers, and Thunder Cats.
Now, Thunder Cats I would *love* to see a version reimagined for now adult viewers of that 80s cartoon. Just stop trying to make this stuff appeal to newer audiences...
Bam! Published my first BG3 mod:
https://www.nexusmods.com/baldursgate3/mods/23291
Something that has always annoyed me is how the Disguise Self illusions always look the same. I initially wanted to create a mod that could truly randomize individual illusion features at runtime, but this...
I get what you're saying. Guild Wars 2 progression is horizontal not vertical. I hated it at first, but once I became more casual I loved it. Once I got ascended gear I didn't care anymore. Just do whatever I want.