I do not and will not ever support these tactics.

Cutter wrote on Jan 27, 2021, 14:07:

Major sponsors this time around include Nokia, Adidas, Omega and Bollinger.

Is this a two hour long advert or a movie?

Finally finished Subnautica last night. I was sad to say goodbye to the Emperor and my cuddlefishes but it was time to leave.

To reach the unsatisfying conclusion, you’ll have to play through a lot of empty areas and backtracking-based puzzles. Do you like searching for keys and levers over and over? I hope so, because that’s a lot of what you do in this game. Another issue is that The Medium’s main creature is scary, but is also the only real threat in the entire game. That lack of a threat, combined with the simplistic puzzle design, makes too much of the game a bore. There are no random zombies or ghostly demons to fight. There’s essentially no-combat at all, outside of some areas that have you burning ghost moths with spirit energy. This means a lot of time is spent running around larger-than-necessary levels, with no threat of death or failure, trying to desperately find the one small item needed to press forward.

Kxmode wrote on Jan 26, 2021, 02:23:

jdreyer wrote on Jan 25, 2021, 14:00:

Cutter wrote on Jan 25, 2021, 12:53:

"The real world will seem flat, colourless, blurry compared to the experiences you'll be able to create in people's brains.

Sounds like the most addictive drug ever. Hard pass.

I want the blue pill. Ignorance is bliss.

That steak is juicy and delicious.

Make a clean install of Fallout: New Vegas. By clean - I mean clean. Rename your old game folder to something else so it's backed up if you don't want to delete completely. Go to Steam, press uninstall, and then install the game. Or, alternatively, verify game files. It will download the whole game normally.
Open %username%\Documents\My Games\FalloutNV\ and backup + delete everything inside it.
Launch Fallout: New Vegas through Steam, so it opens a launcher. It has to set your settings automatically at that point. If it doesn't - it means you haven't cleaned up everything in the 2nd step. It is important for you to clean it, so go and do it. Once done - you can change things you want to change in the settings. Run the game. Check how it loads, maybe hang around with Mitchell, maybe even create a character. Close the game.
Unpack The Frontier archive. Copy\move all files inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace files if asked.
Download updates and/or fixes from files section here, and unpack. Copy\move files inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder
Go to FNV 4GB Patcher page. Download the file. Unpack and copy\move FalloutNVpatch.exe file inside your \Fallout New Vegas\ folder (NOT data). Run FalloutNVpatch.exe file. Console window will open telling you if the patch was successful. If it was, it will ask you to press any key. Press any key.
Go to xNVSE page. Download nvse_6_0_2.7z file. Unpack and copy\move all files inside your \Fallout New Vegas\ folder (NOT data). Replace files if asked.
Download and install Visual C++ 2015-19 x86 Redistributable.
Go to JIP LN NVSE Plugin page. Download the file. Unpack and copy\move NVSE folder inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace files if asked.
Go to JohnnyGuitar NVSE page. Download the file. Unpack and copy\move NVSE folder inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace files if asked.
Go to NVAC - New Vegas Anti Crash page. Download the file. Unpack and copy\move NVSE folder inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace files if asked.
Go to UIO - User Interface Organizer page. Download the file. Unpack and copy\move NVSE and UIO folders inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace files if asked.
Go to The Mod Configuration Menu page. Download The Mod Configuration Menu AND MCM BugFix 2 files. Unpack first file. Unpack included The Mod Configuration Menu.fomod file that was inside (with 7zip for example). Copy\move all files from it inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace files if asked. Unpack MCM BugFix 2 file. Copy\move The Mod Configuration Menu.esp file inside your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Replace file when asked.
Download this FalloutCustom.ini file. Copy\move it inside your %username%\Documents\My Games\FalloutNV\ folder. Open that file. In the same folder, open RendererInfo.txt file. Memorize the HW Thread Count value (it should be at the very bottom). Go to previously opened FalloutCustom.ini file. Replace "SET_YOUR_HW_THREAD_COUNT_HERE" line inside it with previously memorized value (could be 4, could be 8, maybe more\less, depends on the processor). Save the FalloutCustom.ini file.
Open your \Fallout New Vegas\Data\ folder. Create a shortcut of the nvse_loader.exe file OR FalloutNV.exe file. Move the shortcut to your desktop or any preferred place.
Open your preferred mod manager. Enable The Frontier.esm, The Mod Configuration Menu.esp, and fixes esp files. And then set up your mod load order in the following order:

GothicWizard wrote on Jan 17, 2021, 16:17:
He is not wrong. That expose was a equal mix of valid criticism and ignorant hate mongering. Especially the "fake" demo allegations. EVERY game at EVERY trade show a year+ out is going to be a tech demo/slice polished up for the fans. If it's 'fake' then fine, where was the outrage for EVERY other demo given a year+ out from release? Exactly.

Benzer wrote on Jan 15, 2021, 15:54:
Why do people care what store the game comes from?

But the potential for greatness is there, the underlying gameplay systems are all solid, I would argue even better than those in the W3.

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