This game was dumb in all the best ways, my cousin and I still quote this game all the time lol

OK, but do they run on Thorium?

There’s a discord community for building your own DIY azeron controller best of both worlds, joystick movements with mouse camera controls.

Honestly, of I had the money and time I’d absolutely buy the domain and turn an entire product line into a kids friendly pirate radio network.

Is… Is this sandlot?

Are you me? Seriously I was going to to post this same thing. I’ll upvote for traction.

I’ve been reading T. Kingfisher lately and in absolutely in love. I picked up The Hollow Places thinking it would probably be a waste but it’s become my favorite book. I’ve just started What Moves the Dead, and in already hooked, her descriptive ability is immaculate.

I would also recommend The Luminous Dead by Caitlin Sterling, Hide by Kiersten White, and Bunny by Mona Awad.

This is what I carry my drink mixes in.

I was thinking about it after posting and if you’re not hurting for plastic you could reduce some of the wobble by adding temporary support to the model. Cura used to have a plugin called baobab that would auto generate fat tree support all the way around a model, something like that to add extra footprint to taller models would do wonders.

I don’t own one of these but I took a look at the specks and I’m pretty confident I can give you some pointers.

First and foremost, you need an enclosure petg is going to cool way too fast if they thing is open air. My best advice would be to shove it in a closet or build a cabinet around it if you’re so inclined. The mega printer I’m working on is going in a converted curio hutch.

Second, there’s never enough adhesion. If you’re running pla, put a good layer of pva glue down on your bed before a print. Between that, texture and brim you should get a hold. If you’re not worried about playing fast and loose, you can print your first layer tight to the table for just a smidge more grab.

Lastly, I think the other poster is right about speed, taller parts get shakey. The housing will help with this by preventing ambient drafts, and you can use to to prevent frame shake if it’s sturdy enough, but going slow is always a good idea.

I wonder if the growing trend of retro gaming has anything to do with the industry push for live services and season passes. I know I’d rather be playing Morrowind than dealing with all these “$49.99 for 50% more shiny rocks to buy this weeks hat!”

This would be cool as fuck if it was Digimon instead of Digi-porn.

I’m really hoping that, with 4 vehicles now and the knave racing in duviri, that we’ll get a conclave racing game mode at some point.

Honestly, Warframe should be what every corpo gaming company is trying to emulate. There’s a so much content, amazing game play, stupidly complex story, the monetization doesn’t harm the playerbase or limit the game, and the devs not only care, but actively play the game themselves.

They’ve got a dozen different genres of game crammed in there now, don’t want first person shooter? You can play space battle, kiju hunter, street fighter, fishing sim, cabalela’s big game hunter, tony hawk pro skater 2, interior design sim, and more without ever opening a different game. I keep trying to play something else and keep going back because it’s both a fun and exciting game, and playing different game modes reward you with things that help your other game modes. Imagine if spending an hour shooting things in CoD and fishing in animal crossing rewarded you with better magic in Skyrim.

Frankly, corpo companies spend millions to have this kind of walled garden system and warframe managed to do it on a budget and to the player’s benefit instead of harm. It’s what gaming needs to strive to be.

OK, but did you pay $600 to have that cabinet in your house and still pumo endless quarters into it?

Split the difference, spend as much of your time on the clock job hunting and doing the bare minimum. Then quit without notice mid shift for the new job.

The other day I started a she called Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. You lose a hand of cards to a Wolfman and he turns you into a hobo skeleton tasked with traveling the US to spread folktales. The wolf is voiced by Sting, the whole game pays homage to an idealized peak of Americana, and I’ve never had to decide what button to map “hitchhike” to before.

Creativity is alive and well, flourishing even. This guy is just blaming others for the problems he brings to the table.

I got one of their phones back in 2016 maybe? The screen was cheap as shit but for $50 the specs blew most things out of the water.

Maybe they’re taking about the grape? Still don’t know how that would work either…

I switched to DDG right after Google added the ai answers to search and in baffled by how fast DDG seemed to go down hill. Just a few months ago it was still giving me on point results on the first try, now it almost feels like I’m using one of those malware search bars from back in the day.