u/Ghostspider1989

Been playing the system shock remake and system shock 2 remaster and when inputting codes on doors you can either click the numbers or use the numpad. It always feels so damn good, is faster, and more immersive.

I wish more games incorporated the numpad for things

I directed and edited this particular cut. I designed the basic idea of the set and my crew and I put it all together. I had a great art lead that designed the steak you see in the film. It was actually just watermelon painted up to look like meat. I think you'll agree, on film it looks legit!

I had a really good DP who lit the scene. I really love how romantic and homey it looks.

I didn't write this script so it was exciting for me to bring someone else's vision to life.

I picked out the actors myself and they did such a great job. I got chills when they got on set and started doing the scene. It flowed so well.

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Every fucking store policy, every fucking argument, every issue, always boils down to the customer claiming they're a victim of racism.

I'm so fucking over it.

If I card someone, I'm racist. If I check a bill, I'm racist. If I give them a bag too fast, I'm racist. If I hold onto an item until checkout I'm racist. If I check their receipt I'm racist. If I ask if they need help im racist.

You get the point.

It's exhausting and fucking ridiculous.

I've been playing Wicked Seed on steam (really good game btw) and as you can tell from the promo pictures, you can dress up the main character in a huge number of different outfits. Most of them are incredibly revealing and way over sexualized.

It just puts me off personally. Usually the first thing I do is try and find them a more modest outfit, something more practical for their environment.

That said, I love having the option like this game offers.

I would imagine I'm alone in this, but what does everyone else think?

I went to Dunkin Donuts the other day at 830am, so the morning rush. There were only two people scheduled, running around the building trying to complete orders.

Meanwhile a line of cars was wrapped around the building and people were packed in the lobby.

Is it seriously that fucking worth it to schedule below the bare minimum needed to run a store?

I worked at a retail store for 8 years and it was the same shit. They always scheduled below the bare minimum.

EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. We always got backed up and orders took forever as a result. After 8 years I was incredibly efficient at it but my speed and accuracy made no difference due to how very little people we had.

Customers get pissed and some even straight up leave. That day at Dunkin, I just left. No point in sticking around.

I hate this shit so much.

I recently discovered I am autistic and suddenly A LOT of things in my life make a lot of sense.

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Growing up people always accused me of being gay because of the way I acted and things I liked, and now knowing that autism affects the way you communicate and socialize it now makes a lot of sense.

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Has anyone else ever experienced this as well?

I can't find any information on this or anyone else with a similar set up. Would I need an offset mount? Anyone here with the same gimbal?

I have a personal rule with Bethesda RPGs. Buy them a year after release. Reason being is because they have always been down right buggy on release.

Now some bugs and glitches are expected for any game on release but Bethesda games are notorious for being egregious with it.

I sometimes have to wonder if they go through any sort of QA at all. I just played some starfield and still all these years after release the followers occasionally get stuck in your cockpit view.

And I mean, still in 2026 we have this nonsense. It's so ridiculous.