Can anyone tell me what's the matter with this? Why can't I use the overlay?

Can anyone tell me what's the matter with this? Why can't I use the overlay?

A few days ago I had to change my laptop's windows bc of some problems. Nvidia overlay was running smoothly and I didn't have any problems with it. After the windows change I reinstalled the driver and the app to manage it. But when I ran my game I noticed that the overlay didn't automatically launch like always. Went to setting and instead of the option to toggle it off or on, I see this?

My GPU is GeForce RTX 4050 6 GB. My Ram is 16.

My windows is version 25H2, Windows 11 Pro.

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 5 days ago

Did y'all notice that in the AQ....

Spoilers obviously

>!&gt;!Did you notice that Pantalone didn't mention anything about his meeting with Hroptatyr? Everyone else (except Pulcinella) hinted at what was said during their talks, but for him nothing was mentioned. I'm really curious about what was said. Do you think it'll be addressed later?!<!<

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u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 22 days ago

There actors were definitely the highlight of the season for me

Emphasis on Alexandria and Ashley for their great performance in EP 10! I was like holy acting

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 1 month ago

These two acted their asses off and I'm so thankful for such a great performance!

Camille genuinely fooled us all ( at least I was fooled idk about y'all lol) and Alexandria showed how much Camille is good at lying and how good she is at her job and acting.

Ashley was perfect. The way his eyes shifted from emotionless to emotional after hearing, JUST HEARING Helen's name was absolutely beautiful.

I was watching the final episode with my friends and we were all in awe.

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 1 month ago

Pantalone's them, What Gold Cannot Touch

Edit: Pantalone's theme*

So I did some digging, and the Chinese term is much more tangible in terms of meaning. However, keep in mind THAT I'M NOT CHINESE. SO I COULD BE WRONG.

万金难挽 basically means "what thousands of gold cannot save/retrieve/bring back"

Based on the English version of the name, I first thought it might mean vision, we know Pantalone wanted a vision. After reading the Scarlet Proof set, >!I think he bitterly gave up on that and didn't want it anymore, however, maybe he was still bitter about it and was mad that even his wealth can't bring him what he wanted as a child/youngster!<

Aside from vision, there are other things that can be considered in this context, health, time, youth, opportunity etc.

But considering his dealings with Dottore, he has all of them, no? Dottore took care of his health, youth and time with the the immortality elixir and also dealt with his health problems. So I don't think that's the case, unless it's referring to the aftermath of Dottore's death, where no one is there to make him the elixir so he'll lose them all.

I personally think it could also refer to his inability to change the power system of money and mora, we know he wanted to replace mora with his own currency ( I honestly don't remember where I read it) however, since Morax is a much more influential individual than him, he is unable to. Basically what he lacks is godhood in this case. Which I think is interesting given his name means "manifestation of god"

What do you guys think??

ETA: I forgot to mention that it could also be something he lost that can never be brought back. It could be from his childhood or from his adulthood. From what I understood, this idiom(?) mostly refers to abstract things (AGAIN I'M NOT CHINESE SO CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG) so, it could be anything lol.

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u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 3 months ago

Kinda confused about the age gap

I used to think Zandik and Feofan had a 13~ year age gap, but I remember that I saw a post on Twitter that said Zandik could have been around 38 at the youngest and 68 at the oldest when they saw each other. They reached that conclusion based on the observation period of the tests. Unfortunately I can't find the tweet rn, and I'm not sure about how the experiments were conducted. But, I checked the files myself and it was mentioned that the trial version 5 had a 5 year observation period, does that mean Feofan took the exilir when he was 67, and at 72 he was observed again to see the results?

If so, assuming the segments managed to finalize the elixir almost immediately after Zandik's death, it means that Feofan was 67 when Zandik died, and Zandik was 85, which puts them at an 18~ years age gap.

I must mention again that IDK how the experiments where done, so I could be wrong.

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u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 3 months ago

Interactive Post! Share your thoughts!

1-What's a popular Pantalone theory that you DON'T personally believe?

2- Do you think he'll have a major role in Snezhnaya or do you think he'll get sidelined?

3- Do you see him as Evil or morally gray? (Considering that he's friends with Dottore and funded all things he had done?)

4- Do you think Pantalone genuinely trusts anyone? (I know he trusted Dottore with his life, but I'm wondering if he trusted Dottore himself or his loyalty to the contract)

5- What detail of his design is your favorite?

6- Do you PERSONALLY enjoy his most popular ship aka Panttore/Dottolone? I'm not talking about writing quality and stuff, I mostly want to know your own personal feelings.

7- What's your hot take about him?

I actually have more questions but I didn't want to bore people lol.

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u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 3 months ago
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So how do you see Pantalone's relationship with each segment?

I know we've seen his interactions with segments in those files, I just wanna know what else do you guys imagine for them?

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 3 months ago

So do we know what they symbolize?

I'm sorry I would Google them but I really don't know what key words I should use that can describe the shapes of them.

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 4 months ago
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I think we can all agree this was the Zandik that Pantalone was closest to

Even though he's been dead for hundreds of years, I think he was the favorite lol. I think Pantalone had a soft spot for all of the segments and all of them interacted with him but the og Zandik was the one he created a deep bond with. And I think this was mutual. I think all Zandiks were close to Pantalone but the og felt the deep bond a lot more.

And, I have a question, please do correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the segments joke about Pantalone taking anti depressant AFTER the og Zandik died? I can't find it now but I know it was mentioned after the exilir was perfected, which was after the og Zandik's death. It could also be for working too hard, we know working a lot can cause depression but I don't think it was a coincidence that it was pointed out after Zandik's death. As I said, I think he had a soft spot for all of them but THE Zandik was different imo.

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 4 months ago

Why did Prince Charming cheat on Snow again?

I think I heard a long time ago that the reason was that she started killing the dwarves who owned her and possibly sexually assaulted her. From what I remember no one knows it was Snow who did it except Prince Charming who realized it almost in the end and fell out of love with her bc of that, or maybe bc of the political problems it caused him. I understand having a serial killer wife is weird and those problems might have worn him out but oh god that man is WEAK. I legit would've killed the dwarves myself instead of letting my wife deal with them but honestly knowing Snow she would want to kill them herself.

Unless there are other reasons that I'm not aware of, all I can say is that Charming is a FRAUD.

Now even if I can understand falling out of love with Snow, I don't understand why the hell he cheated on her with HER SISTER. I forgot her sister's name but omg how could she do that 😭😭 she was betrayed by her own sister and husband...

Edit: I just remembered bro is a serial cheater lol. What a loser

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u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 4 months ago

I have a feeling that Snow will have a much much smaller role in the new game and I'm honestly sad

So this isn't a hate post AT ALL. I'm excited as fuck for the new game and honestly can't wait to play as Bigby again. So, again, it's not a hate post.

Based on the trailer and overall the vibes I think we'll spend much less time with Snow than the first game. Honestly I adore Snow as a character. She can be harsh and make bad decisions but it's a character flaw and I enjoyed her writing a lot. Not to mention I really love her and Bigby together. So I was really hoping to see their relationship progress more, but if the "vibes" I'm getting is true then I don't think there's much room for them. Since the author said that the games are not canon to his comics anymore, I don't think writers of the game would strictly stick to the "TWAU is a prequel to the fable comics" agenda and might decide to discard the Snow and Bigby's romance route. I'm not necessarily against it as long as they let Snow to develop more as a character 😭 I just want her to be important that's all 😭

Thank you for reading my post. I just want to emphasize again that this isn't a hate post. Im probably just over analyzing things lol.

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u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 4 months ago

Finished the game a few days ago.... thoughts on Hugh and Diana (Spoilers in the post)

Hello guys! Beware that it's a long post 😁

I finally managed to play Pragmata and finished it a few days ago. I had my eyes on this game for a very long time. I just love space stuff and also thought Diana was adorable. But by the time the game first got released I was pretty burnt out from gaming or basically any type of entertainment (for many reasons) This game, while not that revolutionary in terms of story (which isn't a bad thing, I'm not complaining or anything) managed to help me love gaming again. I just loved Hugh and Diana's relationship. At first, if I am being honest, I thought the relationship was rushed, and thought Hugh warmed up to Diana way too quickly considering how distrustful he was of androids. As the game progressed, I realized that Hugh doesn't have a reason to be cold to Diana, and I'm happy half of the game wasn't dedicated to a "trust her" arc. Hugh is a chill dude, while he says that kids aren't for him, he really doesn't see why he should be mean to Diana. I think the fact that she is the first human looking android and has the appearance of a child has influenced him too, but Diana was nothing but helpful and kind from the beginning, so being mean or grumpy wouldn't make sense. I can recall two games with emotionally distant father and father figure that I played (tlou and gow) so this was a good thing imo.

I also want to point out that my dude wasn't wrong about not trusting androids. I mean look at Eight. She completely misunderstood Dr.Higgins (may he rest in pieces fr that man sucked) last moments. That whole situation felt like giving ai a prompt with a vague sentence in it and the ai does something else entirely bc it misunderstood what you want. Seeing how easily other androids can be used and manipulated to attack and kill you, I think Hugh was right about them. Diana was an exception and her meeting with Hugh also helped her to be the way she is. She learned a lot about humans and earth when she interacts with him. I assume that if Eight somehow found her first she wouldn't be like this, I think she'd still resist destroying earth but Eight would have an easier time with her overall.

Also I LOVE the "they saved each other" trope. Hugh would be dead without Diana. And even though I consider Hugh a well adjusted man who doesn't have a lot of emotional problem, I think Diana was a new light in his life and he was willing to do anything to save her. And god knows what would've happened to Diana if she roamed the cradle alone. She'd either be attacked by other machines or Eight would have gotten to her and the Diana that we now know wouldn't exist.

I want to talk about Hugh's parents. As we know, Hugh was adopted and he was loved and supported a lot by them. And you can see their kindness reflected in how he treats Diana. He's supportive, he keeps telling her to be herself (which was a contrast to how Higgins treated her and Eight), whenever she puts new clothes on he's like "you go girl", which was really adorable to me btw, she asks a lot of questions and while Hugh keeps saying that her lips flap too much or that one Diana is enough for him, he never really shuts down her curiosity. He is gentle but he can be firm when it comes to important stuff, like dealing with Eight and telling her that she should be stopped and no matter what. He also kept telling Diana to be ready if Eight didn't listen to her which I think helped Diana a lot. In the end Diana is a kid and coping with what happened to Eight must have been hard for her bad would have been harder if Hugh didn't tell her to be ready for anything. She is smart to know that Eight is a danger but she's still a child.

I love how much agency Diana has. Both in gameplay and in this story. You basically can't do shit without her. I tried but dealing with the bots without her is a nightmare and doesn't work. So she isn't a companion on the side, she is the key factor to your success. In the story, where she was injured and we wanted to go and find a way to help her, she insisted on coming with us, she learned to make her own choices and Hugh, again, was supportive of this even though he was hesitant to take her with him.

The first painting that Diana gives us is accompanied by her thanking us for talking to her all the time. This really broke my heart bc I can tell how much she appreciated it and I wonder if she had anyone to actually talk to and spend time with. Of course Eight was there but she clearly didn't care enough to at least protest Diana getting shut down. So I assume they weren't that close but that's just my interpretation. Dr. Higgins never really saw them as anything other than pragmatas so he's out as well. Seeing her interact with the stuff we get her in this shelter was eye opening as well. She clearly didn't know a lot of them (by "knowing" I mean actually playing with them) despite being a child so I assume no entertainment either. Same could be said about wanting pretty clothes like Higgins wtf is that ugly jacket 😭💀 Anyways, if it wasn't clear already, I have daddy issues so that's why I over analyzed Hugh's actions and words. I could be wrong about some of my points.

Now, the final part is about Eight. Although she's the main villain of the game, I felt INCREDIBLY bad for her. While Diana has Hugh, a new purpose, a new dream, Eight had nothing. He only had a man who saw her as anything but herself. I was actually thinking about the second game being about Hugh and her, since she's the opposite of Diana, seeing them interact would be interesting but ig that's a nope now.

Overall I think by the end of the game, Hugh adored and loved Diana a lot, maybe too soon to call it father-daughter (but I see it as one) but he really cared about her. Same goes ffor Diana. If I'm not mistaken, she put herself in front of Hugh when Eight was shooting dead filament at them. Poor thing just wanted to protect Hugh 😭😭😭😭😭

I already talked too much, so I'll just jump into my criticism now. My biggest problem was the ending. I think the way Hugh told her about his infection departed from her was rushed a bit. But that's just how I feel.

Anyways a solid 9/10.

u/Automatic-Fox3059 — 5 months ago