Too kind :)

I haven’t actually, it should go on the list I guess…

ergo mouse and keyboard, and spend some serious time thinking about posture. Stretch your hands and fingers, lots of good short exercises you can do that you can do once-twice per session in between loading or cutscenes. Once you make a habit of it it can help. On start and end of a session you can stretch.

Thank you! It does seem odd to me that people don’t know this game, it was never as successful as it deserved.

Yes

(crickets)

care to share the STL?

Been waiting for a new timesplitters for ages. Come to realise, it won't happen in my lifetime :)

Remake Sunset Riders.

I’m outty

I don't need this in my life! Take your upvote and go!

What? You pooped in the refrigerator? And you ate the whole wheel of cheese? How’d you do that? Heck, I’m not even mad; that’s amazing.

They have some reactions to you, but you're not really supposed to be down on the ground much so they're generally just walking around and have a few voicelines.

Macros and grip training.

Start with an adjustable grip trainer you can buy for like $10 on amazon.

Buy like a $3 pack of hair ties with it to use for extensor exercises.

Keep it simple at 3x20 reps, once a week. Keep the reps really slow and controlled.

Go up when it becomes too easy.

Use macros for any game where you have to left click excessively.

Ergo thumb trackball ftw

So glad Logitech brought that product back from the graveyard

Elder Scrolls 6. With Starfield also on the list.

Damn Bethesda.

Nah. Chie doesn't use glasses, and wears a track suit.

First Godfall now this

At least Godfall had cool looking armor and a decent combat

All of these clips are from part 2 though.

Once was not enough. Gotta give us more of it

Monster Hunter World or Rise, take your pick. You can play them solo or with 3 other people. Not only that, it's quite challenging as well.

In Alphas, the game is still being developed: the models, the math, cinematics. Those usually start with a version number of "zero point (0.xx)" and this continues (0.1, 0.15, 0.3, etc) until the game is pretty much done, when it becomes version 1.xx. Some Betas may open before that, but that is where some developers have the near-finished game tested for bugs.

Closed Betas require you to be part of that company or a firm or invited to test the game and likely an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement- ya can't talk about the game to others). An Open Beta isn't so restrictive. Anyone with (whatever requirement, in my case I guess it was having an xbox) can join the testing. I logged a number of bugs for them to fix. Game review isn't part of it. Stress test having a bunch of people on the servers, cross platform interaction, find things the closed beta might not have found because there's just so many of us and everybody plays a little different.

The goal of the Open Beta is to fix all the stuff prior to the release date. Lately, that doesn't happen so much- examples being players clipping through the ground on Pokemon Scarlet/Violet, or servers crashing with... dang what was it, Overwatch 2?

Anyway, I'm sure I'm wrong on some of the nitty gritty, but that's basically what an Open Beta is and what was going on with D4.

Bruh is that Chie in the lower left?

Dear god! Whyyyyy ?

YES. I remember seeing that 'coming soon' years ago, I think they even put a date on it of 2019 at one point. Even if it does release it will probably be broken beyond belief.

Looks like the controller you'd give your little brother