u/RealityGoober

So I've only played GTA 5 Enchanced ever since I bought it, but now I want to try out FiveM and Nopixel, but what should I use? FiveM Legacy or Enhanced? If I used the Legacy version, I would have to download GTA 5 Legacy. Should I download that onto my internal SSD or external SSD?

So I've had my Dracula 5075B Plus keyboard for months now, and for some reason the W key sometimes doesn't work. For the second, I've removed the cap and cleaned it, but nothing works. I have even done a reset on my keyboard, and still nothing changes.

So with My Adventures With Green Lantern coming soon, I've been wondering exactly how this show will adapt Jessica Cruz's origin. Not only is it incredibly dark, but also we haven't been introduced to Earth-3 yet, meaning we won't get the Ring of Volthoom, so what do you think will happen in the upcoming show?

So I have a friend who is into the Halo series, and I've been thinking about getting Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Steam because I want to start getting into the Halo series, but I've been wondering if I should buy it now or wait until it goes on sale. I'm pretty familiar with shooters, so at least I know gameplay won't be a problem, but I still need to figure out if I should buy it now or wait until it goes on sale.

So I played through the entire main Story Mode and missions of GTA 5, along with the Strangers and Freaks missions, and I'm wondering if I should replay the Story Mode again, mainly to try out new tactics in missions and different outcomes, one of them being redoing the Assassination because I messed it up last time.

So I've been thinking about getting the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition and the Fallout 3 GOTY Edition (when they go on sale). I've already played through New Vegas and have 20+ hours on it, and I enjoyed it, so I've been thinking about getting the rest of the series I already own the original base versions of Fallout 4 and 3, but I might want the DLC. What should I do?

So the Kingdom Hearts trilogy (KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-, KINGDOM HEARTS HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue, and KINGDOM HEARTS III + Re Mind (DLC)) has gone on sale on Steam for $29.29. I've heard good things about the series, so I'm wondering if I should buy it now or wait another time to get it because I've seen recent reviews on Steam where people complain about the PC port.

So I've already played Modern Warfare II and Black Ops Cold War on Steam, and while I really enjoyed and liked Cold War, it's sadly starting to show its age with poor connections to the servers. Now I know Black Ops 7 is the worst thing to ever exist, so that's why I'm wondering if I should buy Black Ops 6 on Steam. I heard multiplayer is pretty good and that it mixes the fast-paced nature of Cold War with the modernity of Modern Warfare II.

Should I buy Modern Warfare III for $17.49 on Steam? What's different in this game? I already played Cold War and Modern Warfare II so I just wanted to know.

So I've been playing Modern Warfare II and Cold War for a bit, and I've noticed it always lags at random times, so is this a thing only the older titles experience besides the new Black Ops, Warzone, and the upcoming Modern Warfare?

So my younger brother has been getting me into Fullmetal Alchemist, especially the Brotherhood anime, and I must admit that I am having a really great time with it. I even went back and read the original manga.

Now I'm more of a One Piece fan; I've read the manga (the anime is a bit of a struggle at times lol), and I've also seen the live-action adaptation with my family, and I thought it was amazingly great, and from then on I thought about what it would be like if we got a live-action Fullmetal Alchemist series in a similar vein to One Piece.

I get that some people may not want live-action adaptations and will constantly make fun of attempts, but this isn't about that; this is just a hypothetical post that I want other people on this subreddit to take part in for fun.

Now with that out of the way, let's first see what made the live-action adaptation of One Piece work. First of all, they grounded the characters in a way that, while keeping their core traits, they didn't take them to the extreme like in the original manga and anime. Second of all, the showrunners and writers knew what to add, change, and cut out in order to fit within the budget and story they wanted to tell, and third of all, they respected the source material, especially by getting the original creator on board to oversee things.

Alright, so let's go back to Fullmetal Alchemist. Let's say each season will have 8 episodes, all ranging to about an hour, along with a possible $150 million budget for each season or less. That's what I have so far. I'm not claiming to be a super expert on this series; I just wanted to do this for fun with other people in this community.

The original series has such a good story, characters, and world, and I think if done right, it could be adapted into a really good live-action series and gain an even bigger audience, so if you have any ideas, suggestions, or tips, please feel free to reply and join in.

So I have an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti (16 GB) with 32 GB of RAM, but whenever I load into a multiplayer match, sometimes the textures and graphics get all terrible and blurry at random. I've put the game on the highest settings. I've refreshed the shader cache, but I haven't installed the High Resolution Assets DLC. Do I need to do that? And if not, what else should I do to fix this?

I'm thinking of getting a refund for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War because I already own Modern Warfare II unless there's an actual reason to keep it. What's the difference? These are my first two CoD games, and I've already put an hour into them trying to see what the difference is and if Cold War is worth it to keep.

Besides that, if I do end up refunding, what good/great games on Steam are currently $19.79? Or what games should I get that are in that price range?

I'm thinking of getting a refund for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War because I already own Modern Warfare II unless there's an actual reason to keep it. What's the difference? These are my first two CoD games, and I've already put an hour into them trying to see what the difference is and if Cold War is worth it to keep.

I'm thinking of getting a refund for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War because I already own Modern Warfare II unless there's an actual reason to keep it. What's the difference? These are my first two CoD games, and I've already put an hour into them trying to see what the difference is and if Cold War is worth it to keep.

So I downloaded both Call of Duty HQ and Modern Warfare II, but when I try to launch Modern Warfare II from HQ, it keeps crashing. I only selected the "Multiplayer" DLC for both HQ and Modern Warfare II when installing. What have I done wrong?

So I've been wanting to buy Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War for some time now. I play on PC, so I first checked the Steam reviews, and apparently people are saying that there are tons of problems, most being that some people can't even open the game or play an online match.

I have an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti (16 GB). So will I have a possibly better experience then the people who left the reviews?

So I've heard that some Call of Duty games can get you hacked if you are playing on PC, so I'm wondering what games I should get so this won't be a problem or at least how to avoid this.