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You realize how close that got me to uninstalling the game?
This would've been so much better.
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Wow, that brought back memories. Haven't thought about Laurie Berkner in a long, long time.You realize how close that got me to uninstalling the game?
This would've been so much better.
I saw Jaws in the theaters when I was 9. I must have had a good imagination because then I went to the pool, jumped in off the high dive, looked around under the water, thought about the movie, panicked and swam as fast as I could to the side, and didn't use the deep end of the pool anymore.But of course! (Zloth grabs Brian's feet and starts humming a little tune.)
I have this issue too, much of the time!The biggest barrier to me playing games with stories is that I don't want to stop listening to the radio shows that I'm streaming. I really want to start Alan Wake 2, but I really want to listen to local sports talk more. They are perfect for playing something like Weed Shop 3 or Ranch Simulator, but not so perfect in any game where there's a lot of dialogue. But hey, it's only from 6 am to 7 pm, so I can play at night. Of course, we have one station that's 24 hours local sports, but I don't like the hosts on those shows. They are incredibly obnoxious.
Haha. My family listens to her Christmas album every year when we put up the Christmas tree for nostalgia.Wow, that brought back memories. Haven't thought about Laurie Berkner in a long, long time.
Good to see you're raising the kids right! Urbie is just a slow-moving turret, kidd'o. (Unless you start, you know... tampering with it. Replace the big gun & ammo with a fake, aluminum gun and a great speaker system. Replace the lawn mower engine with something that will let it move like a light mech should. Give it the quietest jump jets you can find. Then jump in behind the big mechs in a firefight and play the recording of an AC/20 shot. Big mechs panic, try to turn around. Urbie runs/jumps away, Urbie's friends get to take shots at big mech's backside!)"Dad, did you know the Urbanmech doesn't have jump jets?"
My six year old is absolutely obsessed with Battletech right now and it's pretty much all he talks about.OK, here's a better one for @Brian Boru
View: https://youtu.be/vlFgg7sgG3E?si=KGWV_tfAG5Ph4glE
Good to see you're raising the kids right! Urbie is just a slow-moving turret, kidd'o. (Unless you start, you know... tampering with it. Replace the big gun & ammo with a fake, aluminum gun and a great speaker system. Replace the lawn mower engine with something that will let it move like a light mech should. Give it the quietest jump jets you can find. Then jump in behind the big mechs in a firefight and play the recording of an AC/20 shot. Big mechs panic, try to turn around. Urbie runs/jumps away, Urbie's friends get to take shots at big mech's backside!)
Wait a... oh, stuffy! OK. As long as nobody nerfed the poor Urbanmech.... one of which is the Urbanmech. He just got a stuffy Urbie for Christmas...
I only messed with those a little. I like how you can have that special pathfinding raytracing do-dad just kick in when you're taking screenshots!
I used this one: https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica/mods/14
However, it looks like that no longer works - or at least the mod manager you are supposed to use to install it no longer works. You probably want to use something like this: https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica/mods/984
I would only back up saves every 10 hours or so. It's rare to have a problem, plus this game is such that you can catch up to where you were WAY faster than normal. Most of the important stuff is in your own head. When you know (roughly) where to go and what you'll find there, you can zip through it quickly.
A controller thing, maybe?Thanks, I got that one and a mod that condenses the blueprint menu. I don't know why the developer decided 5 slots would be enough instead of just using all 10 number keys, especially since there are plenty of tools to put on there.
A controller thing, maybe?
I can’t recommend Eviternity and Pirate Doom enough. Both are masterfully crafted, showcasing how much is possible with that engine. Eviternity does get pretty difficult at times, Pirate Doom is more my style gameplay wise, but still both are absolutely incredible. So glad I randomly got the urge to play Doom mods on Christmas Day.
I’ll also throw out an off the wall recommendation, Hocus Pocus Doom. It’s a total conversation like Pirate Doom with unique weapons and textures. It’s very lighthearted as far as Doom goes, with its bright colors and silly style. It’s like Doom for kids but that’s why it was so interesting to me. You play as a wizard with an electric spell and need to collect all the jewels in each level, all of which are very bright, colorful, and evokes classic wizard imagery like huge mushrooms and gorgeous green groves. I had a lot more fun with Hocus Pocus than I expected to, I think the fact that it’s so different from all other Doom mods is exactly the reason why I played it so much.
every time he opens his mouth
Thanks. Found a game, Fabledom, that looks worth investigating.@ZedClampet I didn't read this, but fyi:
The Best Games In Early Access Right Now
Early access gives developers time to collect feedback and perfect their games before releasing them — these are the best early access games out now.www.thegamer.com
Oh, he eats and drinks all the time. But if you get distracted for a few minutes, he starts crying. He's pathetic.I'd give him a drink or a cookie… but to each, his own
You know I do have a child in the game now. He's 2 and the best blacksmith I have, but I can't put him to work yet.I'd give him a drink or a cookie… but to each, his own