u/Desperate_Report_695

I'm trying to get something minimalistic, but I don't know how to make it. When I search on Google, all I see are images with the things already applied instead of the things split and ready to apply.

I'm following the recommended steps, but right at the end, it asks me to scan the QR code. I do, but then it asks me to do it a second time, and it just doesn't scan the second time. I've tried using VPNs to Canada with Proton VPN, but that doesn't work.

Like, what even is this? You can get spyglasses very easily.

I want to configure some of the settings in a lot of these add ons to fit my preferences, but I'm not sure how they work in multiplayer. If someone joins my world, will they get the same settings books/items that I used to change the configuration? Can they craft them later if they want to? Also, if I change a setting, does it affect every player in the world or just me?

That's why I'm leaving this list of add ons here. If any of you are familiar with them, I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me how their settings work in multiplayer.

The most surprising part is that people have actually bought it and given it a 4.4.

This is something I almost never see people talk about.

GTA has always had pretty fast day/night cycles, but with how detailed Leonida looks, I'm wondering if Rockstar should slow it down a bit.

On one hand, a longer day would make road trips, sunsets, and just hanging around the world feel more immersive. On the other hand, if time moves too slowly, things like waiting for missions or nighttime events could become annoying.

If you could choose, how long would one in game day

be?

I'd probably go with around an hour. Long enough to enjoy the world, but not so long that it starts getting tedious.

What do you think?

Honestly, it's rare for them to change it. So what do you guys think about it?

I've heard a lot of people come up with interesting theories about Identity V, like the hidden meaning behind certain characters' professions, the backstories of how some Hunters became Hunters, the Manor's lore, the map designs, and all that. It honestly makes me want to get invested in the story.

But then I remember that Identity V is a live service game, and all that excitement kind of disappears. These types of games usually only get tiny bits of lore every few months, if that, and it often feels like the story isn't a major priority. I've also heard about controversies where NetEase changed or removed pieces of established lore, like when they altered details on one of the maps and a lot of people were upset about it. That kind of makes me wonder if it's even worth investing time into the lore.

That said, if anyone knows of a good website or YouTube channel that covers most of Identity V's lore, I'd really appreciate the recommendation.

I don't expect too much from the game, considering its nature. At the end of the day, it's a live service game with a gacha based monetization model, so it feels like new costumes, crossover events, and cosmetics will always take priority over expanding the story.

It looks ugly without the cover art.

I am using Kettu, and I activated a plugin, but I put an invalid sound ID. Now, every time I hit dismiss, it just gets me to a black screen. I just want to disable the plugin, but I can't because this pops up almost instantly after opening the app every time.

I keep seeing it on YT videos but I don't know how to get it

Remember the iFruit app that launched shortly after GTA V? It included minigames and features that interacted with both the single player world and your GTA Online character.

Since GTA VI seems to lean heavily into social media as part of its world, I could see Rockstar bringing back the companion app idea on a much larger scale. Instead of being a simple utility app, it could serve as a hub for several in universe social media platforms.

The idea is that when you open the app, it functions like a normal phone launcher. But instead of your everyday apps, it contains GTA VI's in universe social media platforms, along with a few companion features and settings.

The main attraction could be a TikTok style app where players create short clips using GTA VI's Director Mode. After recording and editing a video with the in game tools, you could upload it to Social Club and then choose whether to publish it on the in universe platform. Other players could react to your videos, with the most popular ones appearing on a global trending feed.

There could also be an Instagram style platform focused entirely on screenshots taken with Photo Mode. Players could post pictures of their cars, outfits, scenery, or just bizarre encounters. I think this feature has the most potential because we already know GTA VI is going to offer far more customization than previous games. It would only make sense for Rockstar to encourage players to embrace that by giving them another reason to make their characters, vehicles, and overall style stand out. They could even host weekly photography challenges with featured themes, rewarding players whose posts get selected or featured by Rockstar.

Just to clarify, I'm not saying these apps would mix player created content with NPC content. The companion app's social media platforms would be dedicated entirely to posts, videos, and screenshots created by real players.

The NPC side of social media would remain a separate system inside the game itself. It would be tied to the story, world events, and player actions, with NPCs making posts and reacting dynamically to whatever is happening in the world. This way, the companion app stays focused on community created content, while the in game social media continues to build immersion through Rockstar's own simulated social network.

It would be a modern evolution of what the iFruit app tried to do over a decade ago. Rather than simply extending the game to your phone, it would make GTA VI's social media culture feel like something that exists both inside and outside the game.

(Sorry if you don't understand what I am trying to convey. English is not my first language.)

I found it in my hardcore survival world. It seems to be some sort of summoning thingy, but I don't know what I need to put on top or if it does anything at all.

Is there an add-on that lets you have a wife? I'm trying to make a cozy, fantasy-like world, but I low-key feel kind of lonely in the houses I make. Like, yeah, there are dogs and cats, but that's just not the same.

I wonder why it isn't implemented here.

The only reason I'm not pulling the trigger is because I don't really like the pink, girly stuff plastered all over a lot of the objects and mobs. Plus, I want to use action and other animations, not the ones from this.

The thing is, I kind of promised a friend that I'd watch this anime if he watched the entire first season of Re:Zero. He held up his end of the deal, so I was fully planning to keep my word too.

But after watching the first episode, I honestly felt pretty disgusted by the amount of unnecessary fan service. I don't mind an occasional joke or scene here and there, but if the whole anime is going to be like that, I genuinely don't think I can force myself through it.

So instead, I'm looking for a good YouTube video or recap that summarizes all the important plot points, characters, and major events without me having to sit through the entire series. Does anyone know a good one?