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There's at least one person that merges backport updates with base to reduce overall install size. I don't bother with those merged releases myself as you can't apply future updates, but I think they are pretty popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
Does it save a lot of space?Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
After playing Fallout 4 since release nearly every day I had an epiphany about the perk system. The only thing any character needs is 5 Perception for Demolition Expert and 3 Agility for Sneak with all other attributes being secondary and customizable as filler. Why? Once your sneak is high enough level you can walk up to mines without setting them off, deactivate and pick them up easily. You can then sneak into any area full of enemies, lay down all your mines, stop sneaking and slowly walk away so they follow you and get minced into smithereens and pick up all the unexploded mines to rinse and repeat the process elsewhere, applying other perks depending on the legendary items you loot along the way to organically adapt to the best tools at hand during a playthrough. Not withstanding, there's nothing quiet as fun as using sneaky demolitions while In the Hall of the Mountain King is playing on the classical music radio station during a symphony of destruction for even more synergy than demolition and sneak perks have.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLp_Hh6DKWc
Depends on the game I guess. Yeah some games can save 10-20GB iirc. Others it's kinda pointless (30-40GB game and you save like 1-2GB).Quote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
As I said I don't bother, you can't apply future updates :shrug: I prefer having a clean base for backup.
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/58431?tab=files
I don't play on PC though bro :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Dill the Grey
Yes, but that does not mean I would not give you one as a gift if it's because you don't have a PC. Anyway, the mod's so good and it's about mercenary bounty work which makes you not enjoying it a travesty.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
Maybe worthwhile for large games I'd leave installed but I can understand not bothering with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
just the other day I found out the site I use for getting some pc games is now only accessible through the tor browser so now I have to find all the games I have bookmarked on my old browser on the tor browser :fist:
on the positive side of things I finally got to order a new lcd for my psp 2k so I'll be able to fix that in the next 2 weeks :w00t:
Make sure you can remove the screws before it arrives. I had to buy a better screwdriver and bit to get one of the screws out from mine because it bent the flat head I was using :eek:. Better that than stripping the screw :wacko:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
I totally forgot about a game called Naughty Bear until recently.
that sounds familiar, is that the game where you play as a teddy bear and kill other teddy bears with weapons?Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
Life would be a boring game without violence, nor could ursine apex predators feed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
I did that today and they're good to go :top:Quote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
I love women in a multiversal cosmos, whether it's physical or immaterial love transcends quantification.
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Originally Posted by Grouch
Got an NES Classic Mini from work about a week ago, CiB including bags.
Was wondering if anyone here has one and how much trouble would it be to swap out some of the factory roms?
Yeah I know you can add a heap via USB, but I'm more interested in just changing some of the roms I would never play and not having a USB drive hanging off this.
I have a relevant OTG Y-splitter cable.
Yes it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Also, can't remember if I've asked this here before... is the MSI N750Ti OC a power hungry pos?
So is only up to PS3/Xbox 360 still allowed to be upload? Is PS Vita allowed?
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
No 3DS either.
I see. Was wondering.
Nothing I can do about it unfortunately :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
i pley vr gaems wit ps4 9.00 hax nao :pirate:
Played Apollo 11 VR for a bit. Then booted up Skyrim VR.
Changed VR settings, fov when turning and shit like that. Played for about 45 minutes and felt terrible :sick:
Been playing some more RE4 Remake for an hour or so, obviously just using the tv but I still feel queasy from before :|
Attention to detail, thick bulletproof glass on the window at the center of the map with two containment glass walls in front of it that have the name of the store you're running in neon letters facing inward toward the window and outward to shoppers.
https://i.postimg.cc/XvhPZ9hp/Captur...023-231825.png
https://i.postimg.cc/xCGZJT4W/Captur...023-091739.png
Next I'm going to add a bone merchant that sells skeletal remains crafting materials, an undertaker to dig graves, a funeral home, a cemetery, a maseoleum and a morgue.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
"You know what's wrong with Skyrim these days? Everyone's obsessed with death." ~ Jon Battle-Born
One that note, Strong is the best companion in a Conquest mod custom settlement at Everette Estates. It ties in to the quest to free him from being held captive pending execution at Trinity Tower. Also, there is a Supermutant cooking station in the middle of town with all you can eat Raider meat BBQ and Strong likes it when you eat people so 8 Endurance for Cannibal perk makes you his best friend who loves you as much as possible. Especially in Survival Mode if you run out of food and eat the settlers.
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Strong
Character Name: Raider Psycho (Codsworth calls you Psycho, Raider Psycho is a raider class)
SPECIAL: S-3(in case you want Armorer perks after main perks are max) P-4(5 with Perception bobblehead located at Museum of Freedom, for Demolition Expert perk) E-7(8 with You're Special magazine located in Shaun's room at Sanctuary Hills) C-6(for Local Leader perk to build settlements) I-3(in case you want Gun Nut perks after main perks are max) A-3(for Sneak perks) L-2(in case you want Fortune Finder and Scrounger after main perks are max)
Primary Perks: Demolition Expert, Sneak, Local Leader
Secondary Perks: Chem Resistant(all the Psycho chems you can ingest, none of the addiction), Gunslinger(with pipe-bolt action pistol for one handed rifle), Cannibal(Strong likes it when you run out of food and eat setllers), Lady Killer if male or Black Widow if female(for dialogue options to demand money from NPCs, damage them more in combat and persuade them)
Companion: Strong
Gear: Pipe bolt-action pistol, flight helmet(best headwear vanilla raiders drop as loot), any Raider armor you loot and combat armor as backup when you are on difficult missions.
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Originally Posted by Dill the Grey
I think you can do it without too much hassle. I can't say I remember for certain as it's been too long.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
I had an HTC Vive briefly. I never felt ill using it but, I was playing seated. I sold it off because screen density was too low for decent looking text.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
.38 caliber with silencer one-handed mini-gun automatic sniper hand-rifles are what I'm selling to mercenaries at now that alien blaster guns have been mass produced for a limited time at the Everette Killzone gun shop of otherworldly death but I'm scaring away customers buying into it.
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started playing deadfall adventure today. The game runs fairly well(especially compared to the last 2 games I tried running). I was expecting it to be tombraider or uncharted like but it's not it's kinda like an indiana jones fps without a whip.
so far the puzzles are proving pretty good there's not too much combat but that's not really a bad thing.
Guess what I just did to a band of Raiders attacking my all Raider meat BBQ graveyard gun shop settlement. *burps*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HU8gvF6WCIk
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Originally Posted by Strong
Apollo 11 looked fine, but Skyrim looked really low res like it was backported to original Xbox or something. Yeah I was playing seated, as I said I changed some VR settings as default had restricted fov when turning (not head movement) and I turned off snap too (which looked retarded). The end result looked much more natural (besides the low res) but gave me motion sickness :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
Doing bad things to raiders with a full set of heavy raider armor, flight helmet and road leathers then returning to base so you can eat the settlers that respawn too as Strong tells you how much he likes it is classic Fallout 4.
https://i.postimg.cc/XvRH7LRv/Captur...023-200730.png
Yeah, it's pretty easy. No need for USB memory, stand alone I think it can hold like 100-200 SNES games, or many more NES games. Just google for the program that changes the contents of the system. IIRC the default games can be unloaded with a few clicks. I think adding covers wasted some of my time, till I found roms+covers tailored for the Classic systems on Archive.org.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
No biggie. I wonder if MasJ will allow newer stuff, as they get older.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
Fallout 4 as I'm playing it within a nuclear wasteland in survival mode nutshell.
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Originally Posted by Charlton Heston
Jaggies, crap textures, both :S?Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
I'm guessing Nintendo will be out of the question if other stuff is allowed.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar
There's a lot of movement on textures. Dancing pixels I guess you could say, and yeah jaggies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slacker Magician
If it actually looked like an original Xbox game (eg Morrowind) it would probably be better, but as I said it looks like a horrible backport to an older system.