The Alien-Nazi-Conspiracy Theory Network-Out: History Channel :wacko:

[deadlegion]

There's a substantial pile of unwanted games there now, mostly sports but some sing-it etc games. Bunch of Sims stuff that I don't need.
I did grab a couple of sports titles mainly for the cases (Xbox).

[Gypsy]

33 discs ugggggggh

[deadlegion]

33 discs ugggggggh

How many discs do DS9 and Voyager have?
Babylon 5 has like 37 discs if you count all movies, and that's not including Crusade (another 5 discs iirc).

[Gypsy]

I get tempted to just throw my big dvd sets in the trash.

Even if we can't get stuff on actual BD, SD content jammed onto BDs would be a huge space saver.

[Grouch]

another boring sat but at least it's not hot.

[Slacker Magician]

How many discs do DS9 and Voyager have?
Babylon 5 has like 37 discs if you count all movies, and that's not including Crusade (another 5 discs iirc).

DS9 is around 36 - 40, SG-1 is 50 .

[skullpoker]

I think most exploits got patched on consoles. I was using the merchant ammo glitch on PS4 back when the game first came out, I amassed a heap of ammo of several types and then after it got patched I kept using that build to get all trophies.

I never bothered with that since I'm on PC. I can add caps directly using console commands so that saves a lot of time if I'm going to dork around getting caps. The thing with water isn't an exploit, it works the same with food or scavenging stations. If you have more food than you need, it stockpiles in the workbench, which is great if you want to make a bunch of Vegetable Starch. Plant Corn/tato/mutfruit at all of your settlements, sell all the rest of the plantables, and soon you will never have to look for adhesive again. Just go to a settlement and cook some up.

[deadlegion]

I meant about the trick to build what you can't normally build, the last bit of your post.
I know all about resources and scrap I did the whole game legit (no mods or console commands) only using like one exploit early on before it was patched. I was reasonably high lvl when the first DLC came out though so I never had any issues.

[Grouch]

I just had a weird thought. are ps2 cd games compatible with ps3 that aren't bc?

[deadlegion]

I just had a weird thought. are ps2 cd games compatible with ps3 that aren't bc?

Yes and no. If your PS3 isn't a BC model but can run CFW then you can load PS2 CD bin/cue images the same as DVD iso.
But virgin non-BC PS3 consoles can't play any PS2 discs at all.

[Grouch]

Yes and no. If your PS3 isn't a BC model but can run CFW then you can load PS2 CD bin/cue images the same as DVD iso.
But virgin non-BC PS3 consoles can't play any PS2 discs at all.

I was tempted to try since I have a copy of lego star wars on the shelf.

[deadlegion]

Eg technically the PS3 fat I have isn't BC it's a 40GB model, but because I have CFW I can load bin/cue and iso PS2 games. Obviously not all games work though.
The other 2 consoles I have (slim and super slim) can't be exploited to run full CFW as the minver OFW is too high, and they can't run PS2 games as is anyway.

[deadlegion]

Lego Star Wars was released for PS3 though wasn't it?

[Grouch]

Eg technically the PS3 fat I have isn't BC it's a 40GB model, but because I have CFW I can load bin/cue and iso PS2 games. Obviously not all games work though.
The other 2 consoles I have (slim and super slim) can't be exploited to run full CFW as the minver OFW is too high, and they can't run PS2 games as is anyway.

I knew all that it was just a weird thought that I had "I mean ps1 games are cd so why couldn't a cd ps2 work" was my thought.

Lego Star Wars was released for PS3 though wasn't it?

I think there's a remastered collection.

[deadlegion]

PSX and PS2 use different emus. PS2 has like 3 different emu types iirc if you include hardware emulation that launch models had.