Ohh so that's how they make it
About 4 inches!
We can share if you want! Can't beat the crunch of a nice ripe banana 😋
Not sure how long it had been there! It had no smell 🤔
Headlights need some adjustment lmao
If you're a fan of his, perhaps you can provide more detail? Looking through his channel does seem to suggest that he's against the inclusion of 'identity politics' in films/TV
I hope they decide to bring it back for GTA VI. Surely the current generation of consoles could handle it... though I suppose it may depend on what the devs want to prioritise - graphics or physics. I miss the fluidity of GTA IV!
Oh GTA V used the same physics system (Euphoria) - I think it was just a developer choice to dial it back a bit. Was that related to performance in some way? Potentially. GTA IV had a feeling of the NPC physics being 'always on' - you could shove into other characters and they'd stumble and fall. Whereas GTA V (and the Red Dead games I believe), the character physics only seemed to trigger when you punched, shot or ran over an NPC. It's a shame, as I loved messing with that engine in a 'non-violent' way xD
Yeah, I loved that aspect! Trying to escape from a chase with the car half caved in, full of bullet holes. The driving was so fun.
Ah sorry I worded that badly - I meant BG3 was another game that blew my mind, not for the same reasons as GTA IV. BG3 impressed me with how interconnected all the systems were and how well the story comes together no matter which angle you come at it from. But yes like you say, the world in that sense isn't very alive!
Oh neat! I like all the little details in GTA IV like being able to ride the subway - and I imagine a ferry system would have done something similar, but to 'Happiness Island'? Like the subway, I probably would've tried it once but just stolen a boat/helicopter to get there in future.
I remember the game really blowing my mind when I first played it, mostly in the sense of just how alive the world was. The only other games that have done so (blown my mind in the same way) would probably be Skyrim and Baldur's Gate 3, which felt so ahead of their time.
Good memories of just driving around Liberty City, messing with the physics system (usually getting pedestrians arrested by pushing them over and waiting for them to retaliate in front of the cops lol)
Pixel art is so pretty! This is making me nostalgic for a game I never played.
So I've got this chipmunk onesie that I really love - great for parties, festivals and chilling at home. Unfortunately the other year I managed to burn it in several spots when holding a sparkler a bit too close (wearing this around fireworks was a dumb idea - I was slightly drunk at the time).
I'm wondering what the best way of repairing this would be? should I pinch the holes closed and just sew them shut? Or cut out a slightly larger slit to sew across a neater edge?
Found this the other day - a website that takes a shelf from Goodreads and turns it into a digital bookshelf using images of book spines.
I found this quite cool as a way to display books I've read that might be a mix of digital and physical.
When I first tried it, it was missing quite a few of the book spines. However you can submit your own by finding the spines online and giving the dimensions. At this point I've submitted the majority of my missing ones - the website provides fake covers if you like.
If you give it a go, the shelf name is case sensitive so be careful with that. And the book dimensions are in inches if you decide to submit any.
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Speaking of gay, I saw a meme the other day comparing the Gulf of Oman to the anus and the strait to the second sphincter. Something along the lines of 'if you get water past here you'll be douching for hours' lol. If anyone can find it let me know. Wish I'd saved it