I wish I could collect rain water here but we get acid rain from living near a city and next to the Mississippi

I just don't see the point in upgrading every new release anyway, or even buying the most expensive one. I've had my gigabyte Rx 570 for several years and I can play Baldurs Gate 3 full settings with no issues. Maybe I haven't tasted 120 fps but I'm just happy I can play modern games. When it comes time to get a new graphics card, which may be soon since I am planning to build my wife's PC, maybe then I'll see what's going on with the higher end ones. Maybe I'm just a broke ass though.

That's a spicy pillow you have there.

I know it's already been explained but here is a visualization of why.

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I thought systems like this already exist in some games? Adaptive difficulty which is a thing most people won't notice. Speedruns of games that implement this system even do actions to counter this for speed and ease of gameplay.

Trigonometry is extremely useful when constructing things. Need to know the length of wood needed to go from corner to corner. That's trig my friend.

It's not just about money, but their image. Nintendo does the exact same thing with fan games that make $0.

It's some sense of moral superiority due to entering through the "proper" channels. If that wasn't the case then they're just an asshole.

Analog is the way to go now

My issue is on Mobile is the past is long as hell breaking down the mechanics of something I can't even view the full thing and I refuse to use the app. I've tried tapping scrolling and other things too.