In Battlefield 4, your character has awful posture. This is because the devs wanted to match how you look IRL so that you feel more connected to your character.

In Battlefield 4, your character has awful posture. This is because the devs wanted to match how you look IRL so that you feel more connected to your character.

u/SignificanceOwn9278 — 5 days ago

How is Steam Compatibility On Odin 3 Pro/Max?

I am interested in the handheld gaming space, but the steam deck is almost a thousand dollars, and so are other x86 handhelds. Soon, I found the AYN Odin 3 online, and it caught my attention because of its ability to play (some) steam games. I watched a video about it from Wulff Den on YT, and it seemed like support was very limited, as it only ran lightweight 3d and indie titles. Is the game support a lot better now, or should I just keep my money and save it for something else? For reference, the most demanding title I own is EA Battlefront 2.

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u/SignificanceOwn9278 — 26 days ago

Should I Get it?

Before I saw this listing, I was set on acquiring a Core One L, but now I have conflicting thoughts of what to purchase. Thus, I am outsourcing my thinking to reddit because you're more knowledgeable than I am.

Basically, I own an A1 with an AMS lite, but because of the controversial decisions made by bambu lab, I think I'm going to be switching to open-source printers that can be somewhat-easily fixed and upgraded whenever you need to do so. Soon after this, I checked out prusa3d. They had all sorts of open-source printers, the mk4s, the xl, and also the Core One L which caught my attention. I wanted to get it because it will have the bondtech toolchanger that creates minimal waste, and also because it had a build volume higher than the A1's. The printer seemed to have so many great features, but the price set me off. It *basically* costs more than a month's rent for a house in South Florida! I turned to ebay and facebook marketplace, but ebay only sold new models for basically the same price as prusa3d.com, and marketplace had absolutely no Core One L printers (in my area). I searched for other printers on marketplace for a while, and I found this listing pretty close to home for a perfectly functional prusa mini, and an ender 3 pro that needs some "adjustments". Is this worth it, or should I save up for a brand new Core One L?

TLDR; I have an A1 but don't like BBL's anti-consumer decisions rn, I want a prusa, core one l looks cool, has a larger build volume than the A1, but costs a month's rent in some areas, i found this listing for a functional prusa with a creality that needs some work, idk if i should save up for a core one l or buy these printers.

u/SignificanceOwn9278 — 1 month ago
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Core One+ vs XL. (Migrating from Bambu)

I currently have a Bambu Lab A1 printer, but due to their repeated anti-FOSS actions, I’m going to convert to Prusa if I buy a new machine sometime soon. I’m just not sure if I should purchase the Core One+ or the XL since both offer great features. Here’s an analysis of what they have and lack:

Core One+ Pros:

  • Comes with enclosure
  • 360 cooling
  • Options for MMU3
  • Wide support of filament
  • Cheap *ish*

Core One+ Cons:

  • Smaller than XL
  • Slightly Smaller than A1
  • MMU3 makes poop

OG Prusa XL Pros:

  • Massive build volume
  • Add more tool heads if you want
  • Basically no poop
  • Wide support of filament*
  • FAST

OG Prusa XL Cons:

  • Cost more than somebody’s rent
  • *Pay for an enclosure
  • Might be hard for a Prusa newbie?

Based on your experience with Prusa printers, what do you think I should get if I’m migrating from an A1?

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u/SignificanceOwn9278 — 2 months ago