I was playing the Sims 3, this crash was almost immediately after a housefire and I was in 3x speed. So if it's just that I asked more of the thing it than it was able to provide that's understandable LOL. Or is it an actual problem I have to fix?
I bought a GBA today and I was warned by the seller (a physical store, that gave me a 3 month window to return it if it has any issues I wasn't told about before buying) that the screen had "dead pixels" and would probably need to be replaced. I bought it anyway because it was still a good deal, and an IPS screen mod was in the horizon anyway. Now looking at it... Is it actually dead pixels? To me it almost seems like it's some gunk between the lens and the screen, the lil bits of it aren't square like pixels. With it turned off and looking at it head on, they're pretty hard to see on the greenish greyish screen. I'm waiting for a charger to be delivered to see how it looks when it's turned on.
Now I've heard about screen cancer, but I'm not entirely sure what it really looks like. I feel like this looks dirty, or maybe even mouldy, but it feels like more of a physical, "natural" issue than an electronic one? I can, however, be a bit of an idiot when it comes to older tech, so if anyone could shine a light on what exactly my problem even is, I'd be incredibly grateful.
AGS-001, which I plan on modding, but I have a 3 month warranty, so I'm gonna wait for that to pass to do that. I can't wait to decorate it with the girliest stickers in the planet. Sorry tribal pattern lovers.
Picture 3 is what I actually went to the game store to buy, picture 4 is the current GBA cartridge collection (fire red and emerald I'm like a million billion percent sure are fakes, but they were gifted to me and they save fine). Next mission is gonna be to try to get the Barbie platformers they made for some of the animated movies, kingdom hearts chain of memories, and also Pokemon yellow and crystal, which I would finally be able to play now that my oldest console isn't a DS lite.
Overall, I'm really happy!
Quanto dinheiro eu teria que desembolsar pra pagar alguém pra fazer isso pra mim? Se eu fosse fazer, eu teria que saber soldar as partes, ou é uma situação meio de "encaixe"? Vale mais a pena só tentar achar um GBA SP ags-101?
Eu tenho um switch 2 e não queria gastar um braço e uma perna em joycons de switch 2 para poder jogar Mario party ou kart quando tiver amigos em casa. No momento tô emprestando os joycons do switch 1 de uma amiga, mas ela tá pra precisar de volta. Minha pergunta é se é possível usar joycons paralelos de switch 1 no switch 2 nesses momentos em que eles vão ficar desconectados mesmo, ou se é mais seguro ir atrás de joycons paralelos de switch 2, ou juntar dinheiro por uns meses pra comprar original. Também não sei como funcionaria para carregar kkkkk alguém que já testou sabe me dar uma luz?
Someone asked to see the finished castle, so here it is. I'm missing a few stone brick stairs here and there that I keep forgetting to add, and the interiors are going to be done as need for them arises, but otherwise that's it! I also included screenshots of my second build in the world, the rainbow tunnel. I plan on making it an access point to the railway system eventually. Other changes include no longer playing in peaceful mode.
1.2.5. Peaceful mode for now, since that was the only way I'd play as a kid, though that'll probably change soon-ish because adult me likes having bonemeal. I'm finishing up those castle walls so that I can raise some towers in the corners and then add the keep (??? idk man the main building) and a fun garden. Maybe I'll do a hedge maze somewhere nearby. Also pictured: my first diamonds in this world. It's been a loooong time since I've been this excited about finding diamonds, I felt like I had won the lottery.
Other things I plan on doing:
- a railway system, of course. Maybe integrated with canals if I can be bothered to deal with boats being Like That.
- setting up my sheep situation so that I can build with colorful wool
- never stepping foot in the end dimension. If I never have To fight the ender dragon again it'll be too soon, I've done it once in 1.21 and that was the most bored I've ever been playing Minecraft.
- generally speaking, playing around with building things I wouldn't in modern Minecraft. Im currently on a months long break from my 1.21 world because I felt like id backed myself into a corner where every build I tried to start would be an overthinking party trying to decide on a block palette that'd fit in Absolutely Perfectly with the other stuff I had built around it. And then I'd close the game having done nothing. Modern Minecraft is bloated etc etc y'all know it at this point.
Anyway, I'm really not a world abandoner, so I plan on living in this one for a long, long time. What are some other things you'd recommend I build or try out?
78:35 hours over the course of three months, played on my DS lite, beat the elite 4 pretty underlevelled lol
Shout out to my little guys Mimien, Nessie, Flora, Silly, Teddy and Sunny.
My first Minecraft experience was with Pocket Edition Lite, and then in 2012 with either alpha 0.3 or 0.4. I played it A LOT from then until 2016 when version 1.15 came out - I distinctly remember seeing horses and that being way too much change for me for some reason LOL
I had this little non-infinite world I knew like the palm of my hand and played in peaceful mode because I was scared of the monsters. I had a little farm, a cobble and oak house, and I'd honest to God spend all my time taking care of my wheat and digging long, purposeless tunnels underground without much logic, so when I did happen to find a single iron ore it was like Christmas. I did that for years.
Nowadays I mostly play modern Minecraft, but I'm craving the limitations. Too much available, choice paralysis, you get it, and then every update just pulls us a little further from what I remembered as Minecraft. Imagine the horror on the face of the autistic kid who thought horses were too much change when I came back to minecraft as a teen and encountered concrete and bees. The first time I even stepped foot in the End dimension was last year.
Which version of Java would be the closest to what I'd have played in between 0.4 and like, 1.12 of PE? Did java ever even have finite worlds?
Little houses are supposed to represent a village, dark blue on the bottom is a river lol. I'd prefer bedrock but if the one you can find only has the village in java that's okay. I'd also prefer it if the cliffs weren't too high - I just wanted to build a couple crisscrossing bridges over the river into the walls of the cliff. Cherry Grove is optional. If it has everything but that we're golden too. Thank you!
