u/Dreamin_Chu_Chu

My uni semester's over and most of my exams won't require too much studying, i'll also have completed all my exams within the first half of June. That leaves me with 2,5 monts, wich will be full of joy. Here's why: i got some incredible games wich i'll be able to enjoy the whole summer. I originally wanted to wait until Christmas, but figured that i have some money saved up and will start working for my uni in September, i can indulge a little and i'm so glad i did, the games are just as fun as the trailers and gameplay videos made them seem. My switch didn't want to register my card number initially, so i had to add funds to my account trough the Nintendo website (it is registered now), wich i was a little bummed about, since that way, i needed to spend an extra 5€, but that was a blessing in disguise, because after buying the peaks that are Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream and Kirby's Dream Buffet, i figured i could find something to spend the leftovers on. With 5€ (and a 3 cents?) as my budget, i started scouting the eShop. I first set the order method to popularity and started scrolling. Right off the bat, i saw some good candidated, like Devil May Cry, as the games are only 4,99 rn. I also saw Monster Sanctuaty, i think it's called, it seemed like a fun game from the brief videos i watched. I figured i could buy that, but i did want to keep looking, so i wishlisted it to find it easier and continued my journey. And it was the best possible choice because i saw my GOAT Chris Tales is only 3,99 right now, i remember playing it briefly at a friend and i loved it so much, but i didn't want to watch a full gameplay vid because i swore i will get the game myself one day. Today was that day, i will experience the whole story! Then, with my leftover 1€, i gathered my courage and braved the 0,99 section of the eStore. I wasn't expecting anything other than glorified low quality mobile games and gooner games, but i did end up seeing some okay looking games (those were mostly games that cost a little more but had a big discount) and endes up picking up one titled Autumn's Journey for the sole reason that it had RPG Maker vibes and RPG Maker games are usually pretty fun. I also have Animal Crossing if i end up being in a phase where i like playing it ig (it came with my switch when i got it back in the day). Some other games i've been playing also recently got or will recently get some major updates, so that should be fun too! I'll have a lot of fun this summer, can't wait!

I got a game that ended up being a little bigger than expected, so i need an sd card for it. I had this one lying around, will that do?

I mainly joined reddit initially because it's supposed to be a very good platform for getting help with oddly specific things, but after i started branchin away from that, the few comments i end up getting often end up being about something i either already mentioned in the post. One example would be when i asked a community about their headcanons and mentioned i have a funny one that involves a character talking in gyaru slang despite me knowing he doesn't talk like that. One of the comments? "He doesn't talk like that tho". No way, i didn't know that!?!? Other case: i want to 3d print some figures and i'd like to make them posable. After the anime figures sub mods deleted my post and 3d modeling didn't help much, i asked in a character dedicated sub if i could have some pictures of the figure where the joints are visible properly for reference. I got a bunch of figures of a, Yes, i have the figure (nothing else) or b, far away pictures of the figure. I did end up getting help, but i was still baffled, did none of them actually read what i need? And one of my favourites, i asked about what features people would like in a desktop pet/assistant if the creators of a frachnise released one with the characters in the game and someone responded that they've been playing on steam and didn't have much trouble. Okay??? It could be just me, but i'd prefer not having comments reather than ones like these.

I know a lot of skills come with practice and all, but i feel like no matter how much practice i put into anything, i just can't improve. My art doesn't look any good despite me drawing since kindergarten, i always had an interest in and studied literature diligently, yet i can't write poems and my stories are all bland and sound like they were written by ChatGPT, i tried making music via DAWs, but the best i could ever do sounded like default ringtones, can't believe i used to dream about playing a trumpet or drums, the world would not be ready for my horrid playing and sense of music, i tried singing, but unless i sing in a single tone i sound like i'm dying and my one not-dying tone doesn't sound any good either, i tried making an utau voicebank, but that requires singing, but i want to make songs in my mative leanguage wich doesn't seem to have any pre-existing voicebanks. So, i decide to relax by playing a game, but i suck at each and every one i played so far unless it's a kind of game you literally can't be bad at because of how it's played. I'll just make my own games! I mess up even my f strings and normally can't find my mistakes when i get am error, it'd probably end up full of bugs and glitches. No matter, i'll play sports! Except the only thing i'm profficent in is falling on my face because if i run over a slightly higher tempo than walking, my ankles will peace out. I wish i could experience picking up a hobby and feeling that the flow of it feels natural and slightly easy for me. If it's something that doesn't require actually doing much, it'll go wrong. Trying to set something up on my laptop? If it has a warning about something not happening to work sometimes, i don't even try it anymore, because it feels like my laptop's especially designed to have every single error possible. Interested in a specific fashion? It's not mainstream enough style to not get me bullied, why bother ruining my love for it? So since i suck at everything anyway, i might aswell use the time i would spend on them to study! Oh, too bad, i don't have any motivation to study and still fail all my classes. Well, at least i don't have to worry about what i can and can't do, because my parents will yell at me for hours for that, problem solved! Nowdays i play the few games i'm slightly good at and watch yt, but they don't really egage me because i feel the need to make a cool and emotional story, make a beautifully illustrated comic or animation for it and compose a whole OST for it with incredible songs, but i just don't want to start it because in the end, it'll be a messy, cringe storyline with artworks that a begginner could surpass and ringtones. I'm so tired of this, i want to be good at something for once, but i feel like everything i pick up will just be a dissapointment again and again.

I've had my eyes on the game for some time now, but i know it's supposed to be a party game you play with others. It's not exactly that i don't have friends, just none of them have a switch and i don't have nintendo online either. Would it still be somewhat enjoyable?

When browsing for country lolita pieces, i sometimes end up seeing some sweet, classic and rarely gothic pieces i end up really loving. I do mostly like country and most of my wardrobe would probably be country, but would it be bad if i had a few different styles here and there?

An other question is would it be okay to have some gothic pieces for costumes? Most schools in Hungary have Farsang (wiki said the english version is Mardi Gras, but i'm not sure if it's the exact same thing) and we tend to wear costumes for that, but gothic ones seem to have more variety.

I tried to make a Tenso account from Hungary and was a little stuck on what to write in that field. I considered the name of my county, but then i considered the actual region in (as in something like Transdanubia for example), but that didn't feel quite right.

I aksed the Tenso support team and they told me to confirm with the post, since it'll be arranged with them when it comes to shipping. I then asked the hungarian post's customer support, but i didn't get a reply and i feel like i probably won't, so this is my last ditch effort to find the correct answer to put in. I do lean a little more towards my county name since we usually give our adresses with that, but i'm not sure.

Thank you in advance!

I want to pre-order some items and i wanted to do it trough tenso, but i ran into a small issue. The items can be preordered until the end of June and set to be delivered in October. However, in October, i'll already be in school and i'm not sure how my time-table would be, so i'm worried about it being on a day when nobody happens to be home at the time of the delivery and we fail to collect it. I did ask about drop-off boxes, but due to laws, my first purchase would absolutely need to be delievered to my home to confirm my adress. I'm just worried about the package coming at a time when nobody's home and us endinf up missing the package. Has such a thing happened to anyone? How did it go?

Hi everyone! I'm sorry for asking this, but i tried setting up Ryujinx (regular, not canary) today and ran into a bit of a confusing situation.

I downloaded my prod.keys and title.keys, then following a tutorial, i pasted both key files in the system folder, then went to actions, download keys and downloaded the prod.keys.

After that, the tutorial told me to pick the zip folder i got the prod.keys and title.keys file in and download it in the firmware section, but it said it couldn't find a firmware update file (or something along those lines), so following an other tutorial, i came to the realisation that i need to download a firmware and install that.

Now, i have my prod.keys and firmware downloaded, but i'm not sure what to do with my title.keys. other than knowing that i'll need them.

Thank you for your help in advance!