I have been using Higgsfield for most projects for months now and am trying out some other options. I just signed up with comfy.org., and it says I have 0 credits and "10 min max runtime" included for the account currently. When I signed up, it said I would get 5 uses of Minimax H3 which I assume is what the min max runtime is used for. I am not having much luck with how to use them, though.
I want something similar to the 3-frame grid, but instead of all vertical, I want them at an angle. Rotating the whole grid lends large unused spaces, and the default diagonal frame takes up too much of the page. There is a dual diagonal frame, but no 3 diagonals that fit perfectly. I feel like I'm a chicken running around without a head here 😝
No particular reason, just wondering is all...
I see most review compilations and lists will start with an intro and a "well that's it" send-off, but I have noticed some newer channels don't bother. They hop straight into it, and it feels a bit... offputting. On the one hand... it does cut away the needless fluff and saves the viewer time, but it feels a bit impersonal. What are y'all's thoughts? It just feels weird to me.
So here is what I think would be a good idea. PC ended physical games because Steam just dominated and it was no longer profitable by comparison. Sony only sees like around 8-11% of sales from physical discs; hence, they are shifting away. Nintendo still sees A LOT of physical sales, especially in countries with little to no internet options.
I believe this is where physical collector editions could still be a thing, where having the game in a physical form counts as one of those items. This would not be for everyone, but it ensures physical versions exist in the world. So imagine if Pokémon Wave (or whatever) was only going to be digital for the standard edition, but there was a collectors' edition of a physical cartridge, a statue of the starter, 2 packs of the TGC, a promo card, etc. Nicknacks that people who want to own physical things can get excited for.
Again, not for everyone, but it's about justifying the existence to keep making physical media. Without that monetary justification, they are not going to keep doing it. Those are my two cents on trying to think of a solution to the problem. If anyone hates that idea, they are entitled to their opinion; I tried.
Edit: Also, these editions should come with a unique/thematic stand so you can put the disc in its case on a shelf since by being physical it now has more value to display it as something to enjoy looking at even when not being played.
I know the game got a lot of hate across multiple areas. My biggest gripe was having to do that annoying star map just to get experience. However, I really did enjoy the gameplay. Had not had that much fun in a PvP shooter since Unreal Tournament 2004 or TimeSplitters 2 on the PS2. While I would have moved on from it like I do every game... I would have liked to have had my fill first, or at least one more month.
I first start with ChatGPT and have it use ChatGPT Image 2 with the following prompt: "Create a storyboard in a 3×3 grid format with a number for each cell. [Describe what happens in each numbered cell, including dialogue and notes]." For style I would either describe what I am envisioning or, more often, something existing to use as an example.
I then use Seedance 2.0/Fast/Mini with "Use the reference image to create a 15s cinematic fantasy animation". However, all I get are all 9 cells being animated with no sound or some music playing.
Will players be able to participate in battles together throughout the entirety of the game?
Some sources say the co-op campaign never came to PS5; some say it did but is very laggy. Just curious because I have a limited amount of monthly cap and don't want to waste it if there is no co-op campaign on PS5.
A friend asked me if I think Space King will appear in the show, such as a finale or such. I hold out my knee and pat it twice, sigh, and say, "come over here sport. Look. Sometimes a Space King sticks around, and sometimes they don't. Sometimes they might move far far away and establish a whole new army of psychowarriors that the others never get to meet..." (The look on my friend's face). "...and sometimes, a Space King just needs to be out there in space. Cruising in a massive space truck and rocking all sorts of blasters without really considering the cost of things in order to grapple with how many years lie ahead. The point I'm trying to make is... you're an annoying little bitch, and that's likely why he left and is never coming back."
If I am being completely honest, I think Tom and Don will write a definitive explanation for everything and design what Space King is like, but not use it unless the series comes to an end. That way they have it but can keep the show going for as long as they need without bottlenecking things by exposing the truth too soon.
My goal is longevity, building a healthy body, and maintaining it for the long run. No focus on esthetics. This means a weekly roster of 4x weight days of training muscle groups twice at moderate intensity, 2x zone 2 cardio days, and one full rest day. I also need loaded carries and single-leg work, as those are 2 of the biggest contributors to slowing down decay.
60 minutes on elliptical.
Week A Zone 2: 60 minutes on elliptical.
Week B Zone 4: 30 minutes on elliptical.
Rest
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I have found sites here and there that give welcome credits to test things out. None of them offer Seedance 2.0. I would like to test the layout first to know if it is not super clunky. Preferably sites that also offer an unlimited premium plan so I can regenerate to get high-quality final products. That way I won't burn through hundreds of dollars.
Now, the Flat-earthers may have a lot of research, and the vast majority actually believe in what they preach, but each and every Sovcit will repeat and backtrack things that have already been addressed.
If there is a PDF explaining all that, I have not found it yet.
Like if I have an existing army list, and I want to add wings to some minis and make the squad size smaller, i can't see any option to edit/add/remove, and was wondering if there was a master list of everything I could use.
So I have seen (in youtube videos) people being read their rights before being arrested and, during the time of arrest, and when being handcuffed and taken to the station before being read their rights. So I am curious about the timeframe of the earliest and latest a person can be read their rights.
In the video there is a woman relentlessly resisting being placed in handcuffs while saying "I'm not resisting" every time the officer says to stop resisting. He does manage to hold her in place by the back of the neck, but I am curious about what the procedure is like when someone relentlessly resists being placed in handcuffs but could be placed in handcuffs if the officer were to be more forceful.
I assume for people who are not a threat, they need to call assistance to not accidentally hurt them, but it's entirely different compared to someone who just pulled out a gun.
I decided to look at the gaps between each of the Tales games. Sometimes there is a 2-3 year gap; others saw multiple releases (including 5 games in one year). Seeing how the studio started as an independent one that was later bought up, then dissolved with the entire team being absorbed into the current studio. Up until Tales of Xillia, they had been doing everything on their own, including these multiple release moments.
There has not been a new entry since 2021, but there have been a lot of remasters since then. However, Tales of Berseria's remaster was done by D.A.G. Inc. with support from Bandai Namco. This was a fun little rabbit hole to tunnel through... that is all; you can go back to looking at other posts now.