u/Chezni19

I have played them both in the past but I am having some trouble remembering what's different from a gameplay perspective.

Can someone fill me in?

As for the story IIRC, FFT had a good one and FFTA had a forgettable one.

I have a PC and a Switch 2.

I'm thinking how much I liked Marvel Ultimate Alliance (was it on PS2?) and I would like to play as some super heroes.

I'm not feeling that picky about the genre of game but I'd like to avoid really dialogue heavy games (like midnight suns had too much for me).

Realtime, or turn-based are both ok for me. 3D or 2D are both fine for me. Art can be realistic or cartoony, it's all fine.

I think it would be nice

I was watching some history lectures about Medieval Europe (this course https://oyc.yale.edu/history/hist-210) and I was wondering, do we have any idea what these barbarian settlements would have looked like?

What would you have seen if you visited one?

What types of permanent buildings would you have seen? Were there communal cooking areas, like outdoor bread ovens? What types of dwellings did people live in? What types of shops could there have been? Etc.

I know there are many groups (Visigoth, Frankish, etc) so just answer with anything you are familiar with.

• Instead of having my address, they just wrote the CITY that I live in on it, not the street or address. Apparently it got all the way to their local distribution center like this. This is just weird to me. Why ship it at all if it doesn't have a full address?

• Instead of having my phone number, they had a scrambled number which contained the digits of my phone number in a weird order.

Having the wrong phone number made correcting the address much harder. Their email support kept mailing me responses that sounded like they hadn't read my last response at all. AI generated? The email support was seemingly useless so I tried the phone.

Their automated phone support kept hanging up on me because the phone number didn't match the package tracking number. Hanging up on the customer during support isn't great guys.

I checked my email which luckily had the scrambled phone number in it, so I was able to enter that into the automated phone system.

Once I got to speak to a human (harder than you think) it all got straightened out easily. But man.

Mistakes happen, but I give these guys like, zero out of 10 for having an automated system that hangs up on the customer if the phone number is wrong (their fault as far as I can tell!!!).

I'm guessing you can't do this, but maybe someone has an idea.

I guess you could digitally process some input image and have some screens inside your glasses, but I was wondering if it's possible to do this with materials alone, no computers.

Hi, I hope you are all doing well.

I was wondering, when artists draw gesture drawings, what kind of timings do you use. Essentially, do you like to do 15 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, or what?

Or do you start with a few at 15, do a few at 30, a few at 1 min, and so on.

And what goals do you have for those different intervals?

If you want to see my art goals, well, I can't post links or art on this sub. But my post history has many attempts I've been making.

Or rumor has it you can search for "chezni devientart" on google and you might get something.

Thanks!