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I just bought a Legion Go 2 with the Z2 Extreme and I’m trying to figure out if my Minecraft Java performance is normal. I’m using my own Fabric setup with Complementary Unbound (I tried Axas perfect pack which has a lot of heavy mods and a heavy shader and I gotten less than 30 FPS). Without shaders Minecraft runs fine. As soon as I turn Complementary Unbound on, my FPS drops a lot more than I expected.

I’m plugged in and using Custom mode with 35W SPL / 37W SPPT / 45W FPPT, and UMA is currently set to 10GB.

I’m mainly trying to get a smooth 60 FPS while still keeping the game looking good. If anyone here plays Java with shaders on the Legion Go 2, what resolution, render distance, TDP, UMA setting, and shader preset are you using? And what FPS do you usually get? I’m new to the legion family I just bought it today. I just don’t want to feel like I wasted my money… :(

Is anyone in Michigan still using StreetPass or carrying their 3DS around? I’m around the Detroit area and was wondering if anyone ever hosts meetups/events here or if there are certain places people usually go to get passes :3

I think I made a mistake getting a PS Vita I wanted one because I was feeling nostalgic and thought it would be fun having an older PlayStation handheld again…

One of the main reasons I got it was LittleBigPlanet. I genuinely thought I’d be able to play basically the whole LBP series on it, and then I found out I’m mainly looking at LBP Vita and the PSP game unless I stream the others

Now I’m going through the Vita/PSP library and a lot of the games I’m seeing just aren’t really my thing.

I like cozy games, farming/life sims, cute or colorful games, free roaming, and MOST importantly games with a lot of objectives and things to do. I hate when a game just drops me somewhere and expects me to make my own fun lol. I also don’t really like rhythm games.

My Vita is modded, so PSP recommendations are completely fine too. Please put me onto something because right now I feel like I bought this thing just to play LBP >_<

I already own Starsand Island on my Steam Deck, but I’m considering buying it on Switch too.

My Switch would probably be my primary console for the game just because I prefer how simple it is to pick up and play, and I tend to use my Switch more for cozy/life sim games.

For anyone who has played the Switch version, is it good enough that you’d recommend buying it again? How does the performance/visual quality compare to Steam Deck? Any major differences or downsides?

Basically trying to decide if having it on my preferred console is worth paying for it twice lol.

i’ve always thought minecraft looked super fun and played with my siblings on xbox 360 when i was a looot younger. I watch a lot of lives on tiktok of ppl streaming them playing minecraft and i always get so intrigued with their builds and them free roaming finding ideas what to do next. i tried playing java not that long ago and lost interest way too fast because i didnt know what to do.

i don’t really know how to build either, where i’m supposed to build, or how people come up with ideas for their worlds and it’s lowkey depressing lmao 🧍🏻‍♀️

i’m not really interested in making giant redstone machines or anything super technical. i just want a relaxing, cozy experience where i can decorate, explore, have animals, and always feel like i have something enjoyable to work toward but I always get lost and don’t know where to start.

i’d love to hear any advice i just have no idea where to begin.

hii :D

22f from the U.S. here! i’m happily married so i’m only looking for genuine, platonic friendships. i’ve been realizing lately that i really miss having people to game with regularly, send random tiktoks to, laugh over dumb stuff, and just exist in vc with. i’m not looking for someone to play one game once and disappear forever i’d really love something long term.

lately i’ve been into palworld, fields of mistria, go go town, pokopia, heartopia, the sims, animal crossing, stardew valley, call of duty black ops 3 and 2, minecraft , FiveM and i’m always open to trying new games if we click! i also don’t mind survival games or zombies every now and then :D

i mainly play on pc and switch.

outside of gaming i’m into coding, drawing, baking, and being a mom and a wife :), so life can get a little busy sometimes but gaming is how i relax after everything. i also have adhd, so if i randomly start talking your ear off about a game i’m obsessed with… just know you’ve been chosen lmao

i can be a little shy at first, but once i’m comfortable i yap way too much. i love sitting in discord even if we’re playing completely different games. we don’t always have to be talking either. i’m perfectly happy just having someone around while we both do our own thing. send me your favorite memes, your random thoughts at 1am, screenshots of your games, or ask me to hop on because you’re bored.

just a few things! please be 18+, lgbtq+ friendly. i don’t care if you’re amazing at games or terrible at them because honestly i’m just here to have fun. bonus points if you’re patient, kind, and enjoy laughing over the dumbest things. :)

send me a message! tell me a little about yourself, what you’ve been playing lately or what game we’d play together and spend hours on! i’d love to meet some genuinely sweet people on here. ♡

Hey! I’m thinking about buying Fields of Mistria but I was wondering how guided it is.

I love cozy games but I like when they always give me quests or tasks so I feel like I’m progressing toward something instead of making my own goals it’s hard to explain. For example, I really like how Pokopia and Heartopia always seem to have another objective, or quest waiting for you. 😅

Does Fields of Mistria feel like that too? Or does it eventually become more of a “do whatever you want” kind of game? I don’t mind farming and decorating I just don’t want to feel lost after a few hours or get bored basically lol. I like a goal because it keeps me busy mostly.

Thank you!

does anybody have a launcher that looks like the xbox 360 or original xbox ui?

i’m on an iphone 17 pro max and i’m debating whether i should install the ios 27 beta. i’ve seen people mention there are still some bugs, but i honestly really like the new ui and the overall look of it.

for those of you already running the beta on the 17 pro max, is it stable enough to use every day? how bad are the bugs you’ve run into? are they just small annoyances or are there any major issues like battery drain, overheating, or apps crashing?

would you recommend updating now or waiting for a later beta/public release?

i’m on an iphone 17 pro max and i’m debating whether i should install the ios 27 beta. i’ve seen people mention there are still some bugs, but i honestly really like the new ui and the overall look of it.

for those of you already running the beta is it good enough to use every day? how bad are the bugs you’ve run into? are they just small annoyances or are there any major issues like battery drain, overheating or apps crashing etc??

would you recommend updating now or waiting for a later beta/public release?

Hi everyone.

I’m about to finish my medical assistant externship through Ross Medical, and my RMA exam is coming up. I just found out there are 210 questions and im lowkey panicking.

I have a really hard time studying because I learn best by doing things hands on and visually. Reading a textbook or notes over and over just doesn’t stick and I feel like I forget everything unfortunately

Medical terminology and medications are by far my weakest subjects…

For those of you who passed the RMA (especially if you have ADHD or struggle with traditional studying), how did you study? What actually helped you retain the information? Did flash cards help?

I’m feeling pretty overwhelmed and would really appreciate any advice from people who have been in the same position. Thank you! 🩷