WanderingAries

I wonder why I can watch this series without looking at the clock, but the other animated SW series felt agonizingly slow (I don't think I actually finished them)?

Eh, the only Weird thing is that they're using the same number 😛

*ears burning* All of the above, but tossing out the Windows install guide.

Yup, as expected. I had my game -> TV character miffs, but the actual production was good.

Yeah, after I finally got to watch all the related content, this is what came to mind as there's no way the standard user would have put it through enough to cause it.

I have played all of the above (expansions and all) multiple times to the point that I've bought it for PS5 (again), so you can say I'm somewhat familiar with it (as with Uncharted). I liked Uncharted as a film, but didn't really like the mismatch of actors for the characters. Again, I Did like the film overall. I fear the same for TLoU as I'm already kinda miffed about Joel being a bit of a mismatch. Now do I expect to Like the series? Oh hell yeah. Will that still bug me? Sure, but I doubt it'll take away from my experience. The biggest issue I have is that I don't already have HBO and will have to pay for another service to watch it. 😞 Then again, I'm faced with the same issue for some of the Apple TV+ exclusives as well as something that's on Hulu, but I forget what it is RN.

AMD just isn't doing so hot this run. Not as bad as "we should really redesign this plug" Nvidia, but still

I mean, overall, she's still the best Live Action version.

IDK enough about the cards to give you too much direction, but it sounds like Maybe the newer card is having issues with the OpenGL that CoX is coded for. You Could try resetting the graphics in the launcher on your next startup and see if that has an impact. Resetting Graphics: With the Launcher open, click the three dots below the start button for the game version you're trying to launch A context menu will open up, choose "Settings" The settings will open to That game version's tab Click to put a check in the box labelled "Reset graphics settings on next run" Load the game and test it out Now what I don't know is if that box will remove the check on the following launch or not, so you may want to go check it after doing it once.

While cool to see something so worked out, I'm not sure how much faster this will be in practice.

Assuming anyone reads this later, I eventually found an awesome replacement to the Golds that works on, well, Everything. A little on the higher price range, but vs buying two separate headsets (PS/XB), it works out fine. They have both custom RF DAC (USB cords instead of dongle) and BT for connectivity. Also has an audio in/out feature as well. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZW52XSQ?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_1DVNEVB9TA02VE3TDR55&th=1

Heh, IF you get a good deal on it. Otherwise, I wouldn't sink that much into a GPU.

Haven't had a laptop in a while, but I highly doubt that (aside from driver related issues) you'll notice any real difference for CoX. So long as they still support the OpenGL / DirectX (?) versions the game is coded to, then you'll be good I'm sure.

And that meme is now triple level because he IS.

Just remember that the Forum Password is Not the same as the Game password, but so long as you can get into your Forum Account, then you can change the Game password.

That bloater can GTFO. I found out the hard way just how close together you can drop nail bombs/mines because of them. 😛

MacOS 13.0.1 Ventura (Tested in an Intel VM) Everything is basically the same as the original guide above, but some of the images are different due to the new Settings App (ick): Install New Launcher 4. You'll get a popup "Can't be opened because it's from an unidentified developer" 5. Click the "Ok" button 6. Launch the Settings app from the Dock (bottom of screen) or the Apple Menu (top left corner) 7. Click on the "Privacy & Security" option from the left 8. Click the "Open Anyway" button under the "Allow apps downloaded from" section 9. A popup will ask for the account password 10. Enter the password and Click the "Modify Settings" button 11. A popup will ask if you're "Are you sure you want to open" the file 12. Click Open At some point later you'll get a popup asking for permission to access files in the Downloads folder. Click the Ok button. Beyond that, I really can't test Ventura further until I feel comfortable upgrading my 2019 MBP. TBH, I'm not a fan of the changes in Ventura (the Settings app sucks!), so that may be a while. That said, I 'did' run into the following error when first running an instance, but I'm pretty sure it's related to my gimped VM and not what a Host OS would do. I couldn't really troubleshoot it and did not leave it sit there in hopes that it would just go away.

I think you can right/shift click the file and run it anyway, but this may also trigger an 'allow' in the security & privacy settings as well. I've not tested in Ventura yet, so haven't seen what it looks like for the game installer. And this is exactly it...give or take a couple other things. Update posted to the guide in my links: @Manga, IDK how I'd test the last bit of my post there, but feel free to give feedback.

Here or ingame? If it's ingame, then you can reset the password on the site (if you're logged in with the related email). If it's the website, then you'll want to file a support ticket.

Have you tried giving it longer (I know, it should have already loaded) to see if you get a server timeout or something? What about toggling to see if something (silly AVs) is messing with the flow of data?

I'm sure most people will bounce between Apple and Samsung on average, but I have a slightly different direction I'd like to get into. This time around, since LG stopped making phones, I'm looking at new phone brands (to me) and it's a little hard to tell which way to go. And since I'm the one who takes care of the cellphones in the family (lines, phone upgrades, etc), then I get the fun of choosing what to get (based on how we used the previous phones). I'm not including dad's phone because, well, he passed last year and I was lucky to get him to use anything more than a Nokia brick phone. What we have now: What I've narrowed things down to are the Pixel 7 Pro, Samsung s22 Ultra, and the OnePlus 10 Pro 5G. Note: I'm ultimately focusing on specs before price as we don't eat through phones quickly. On my initial research, I'd decided on the OnePlus because of the overall specs (and nice price), but today I went back and decided to checkout camera comparisons and now I'm worried that may be the wrong choice. Looking at youtube comparisons, it seems like the Pixel is the winner by a margin over the Samsung, and the OnePlus is left with saturation issues and a noisy mic due to no (?) noise cancellation during videos. The Oneplus seems to have the better display tech overall though as it can even throttle down to 1 MHz refresh (saves power I imagine) and is more comparable to the LG in terms of resolution, pixel density, etc which are important when viewing what you just took. It also seems to charge the fastest of all. All of the above will be upgrades to what we have now and while we won't be doing anything professional, I also don't wanna go Too cheap on the one thing we Do use, hardware wise. Keeping in mind that I likely won't set the cameras above 4k for video and the still shot raw MP numbers are almost pointless for cameras now a days unless you're someone who prints or displays on a large format. Storage capacity became something to look at as well (mostly for me) and will force me to purchase the international/unlocked version of the Oneplus or Pixel (for the 256 Gb model), if that's the way I go. She's been using the wireless charging a bit now too as her car has it (but oddly enough has to use USB-C for android auto). I thought I had a winner based on specs alone, but now IDK what to do. I'm not a fan of locked-down OSes (granted, some of that is now Google's fault) that hide/block features/settings. It's bad enough that I can no longer use my SD cards, but I also can't get every capacity at my carrier. What has your experience been with these models?