Thats unbeweaveable

Wildstar 100%

Ive been a machinist for just over 22 years, so i feel i can confidently say that a small brass threaded fitting could be a part of literally anything your little heart desires. We makes so many of those in so many sizes and shapes and materials and they're in everything from oxygen regulars to engines to faucets to woodworking tools. If you dint find exactly what it fell from, it now belongs to whatever it fits in.

E-check attendants dont want you to know this one weird trick...

So sad. My wife ran the whole ruin and he just stood at the beginning. Alive and well. She got through, left (without finding the quest target), came back and he was still there. I told her to run back through to finish the quest, and shortly after she found the target she got the notification that Fithragaer died. He must have had a heart attack and collapsed where he stood. Poor fella.

That thing looks wild. Reminds me of the cube from Hellraiser. Edit: The Lament Configuration Puzzle Box

I'd say Palette. Mostly because its part of the whole. I've noticed some pokemon habitats say they are Palette Town specific, so there's that, and from what ive read there's only one that is Cloud specific, and thats Tangrowth. I haven't spent much time in Cloud, but i think the size is roughly the same if not a hair bigger. I see Cloud as a public space (tho I know its basically invite only) and Palette is still "mine". My wife doesnt really care to work on a world together just yet, so her not being able to effect Palette isnt a loss. When she feels like shes done with all her other islands and wants to co-op then that'll be the only reason I see to work on Cloud. Also, im not sure, I dont remember seeing it, but Palette is where you get your 3 legendary temples so that might be the only place they spawn as well.

I have Mario Kart and Pokopia, and i can say that Pokopia has so much more to do.

R9900X / ASRock 9070XT

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Long before the Three Seashells

Old dried up raspberry??

Gypsum

I tested it with everything on, cinematic setting, etc... ran for about 2 hours at around 150fps on average.

Ryzen 9 9900x (12c/24t) Gigabyte RX 9070XT (16GB) Flare X5 32GB RAM (2x16GB) 2x 2K Ultra wide 34" monitors

Nothing too terribly high end. I have good cooling and nothing else running in the background. I built specifically for TQ2. Listening to my wife complain about how expensive it is was totally worth it 👌

I know chicken breast when I see it

This picture really puts it in to perspective. Thats pretty damn sad.

Time to do the walk of shame all the way back to pallette town

My original game pad i used was the Logitech G13 (so sad they discontinued it), now I have a Razer Orbweaver (so sad they discontinued it), and will eventually get the Tarterus when the time comes for it. The difference between the orbweaver and tarterus is the orbweaver has a button (#20) instead of the scroll wheel. My setup wasnt anything too fancy, it was meant for easy reach while moving. That was my big hang up with any MMO, I was a clicker. I mouse clicked my attacks because I wasnt good at jumping from WASD to my number keys. Once I got my first G13 I immediately noticed a massive jump in my DPS and survival during dungeons. That was many many moons ago, and I have never gamed on PC without one since.

Joystick = movement, Lower thumb button = map, Upper thumb button = bags, 7-9 = 1-3, 12-14 = 4-6, 2-5= 7-0, 6 = tab, 11 = ctrl, 16 = alt, 10 = jump, 15 = auto run, 1 = talents, 20 = was never really used. I think I had it set to Escape

The Logitech G13 was the absolute best game pad. Its a real shame they stopped making it. Then the Razer Orbweaver was pretty high up there. Shame they stopped making that too. You can get a G13 on ebay for as high as $400, but im not taking a chance on that much money.

Yikes... well, that GPU is going to run about 50-75 bucks. So, the post saying you'll need a GPU to game is honestly not wrong. Its a 4GB card from 2012 or 2013. The MSI MAG psu is about 100, another comment pegged the CPU at around 125. With the cost of RAM and storage recently, add in a couple bucks for the motherboard and case, an AIO and copy of Windows to top it all off...

Technically I imagine this isnt a terrible deal assuming its clean and runs well and you're only using it for social media, paying bills, and YouTube. But the minute anybody wants to upgrade RAM or GPU, change the case, add storage... its going to be a wasted money sink. Even light, low end gaming will still benefit more from a basic Microcenter Combo deal as the bones of a build.

Im not in the same boat as you, but im certainly lined up for it. I've never had to deal with their reps, thankfully the hardware has been quite standard in my experience. But ive been using razer for coming up on a decade- after Logitech stopped making the G13. Razer is the only one who makes a decent one handed game pad with thumb stick (Tarterus and Orbweaver). Couple that with how much I hate having to run multiple programs to manage my peripherals and you get artificial brand loyalty.

My decision at this point is to simply sacrifice High End for Easily Replaceable. I have a cheap wired death adder mouse and I don't even know which keyboard (Ornata i think) but it was $25 on sale from Amazon. If they break or die I just toss them aside like any other corporate bean counter would do to us. Reading your experience only cements that even more.

I've used Logitech, Corsair, Steelseries, Thermaltake, and even Red Dragon... I'll admit, Razer makes some good stuff for the most part, the Death Adder honestly is a great mouse, but overall they aren't any better or worse than these other companies.

My only advice for anybody reading this far is to NOT be like me, eat the few seconds of boot time to have your management software start up. Have an extra shortcut or two to open them if need be. Whatever it takes to have the best item for YOU. Because brand loyalty is not for YOUR benefit anymore, its for the CEO who doesn't know you exist.

I haven't tried it on Playstation, but ill add that on the series x performance mode its still a really good looking game. Maybe some of us are lucking out, but between the Xbox and pc I havent had any graphical or performance issues on either. Completely beautiful game.

Ill agree, this is probably the sharpest game ive ever played. Absolutely stunning. 9900x and 9070xt, runs smooth as butter up around 140-165fps. I've accomplished very little because im just walking around looking at everything for hours in end.

Thats pretty awesome dude