I've seen a lot of people on Twitter react negatively to the Paramount/Warner Bros. merger, saying that they don't want it to happen. But I don't really understand the hate, since merging a company means we don't really have to pay separately for Paramount+ and HBO Max anymore, so why all the hate?
I just started using Audacity, and I recorded something, but my audio keeps cutting out and restarting after 2 and a half seconds after it starts, before it even gets to the audio part. Is there a way to fix this?
I'm planning on getting one of these games on the Switch 2, but I'm not sure which one I should get, or which one will give me the best experience on S2. If anyone could help me decide what to get in the comments down below, that would be great.
PS: I should also say that I already have the BioShock trilogy on PC, but I don't know if it's better to play on Switch 2 than on PC.
I'm currently planning on getting either a new gaming PC, or a Nintendo Switch 2. But I don't know which one to get. I can't get both, since I'm pretty light on cash at the moment, but I might get more money later. I do have some pros/cons for my choices I can share:
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Switch 2 pros: Portable, can play Nintendo games on it, like the new Star Fox, cheaper than getting a PC, lots of third party titles coming to Switch 2
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Switch 2 cons: Third party games don't really look as good as on PC, battery life for portable mode is short
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PC Pros: Powerful, can run games at best graphics, can be used for not just games, but for 3D art and stuff
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PC Cons: Very expensive, at least over 1000 dollars, can't play Nintendo games on it
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Based on these pros and cons, what do you guys think I should get and have as my main option for playing video games, and why?
I plan on getting one or the other, but I want whichever option is more financially convenient to me.
I want to choose whichever option is under $2000, but I can't seem to decide.
The PC is more powerful, but doesn't have Nintendo games.
The Switch has lots of Nintendo games I want, but either the games I like on PC aren't on there, or don't look good on there.
I don't really feel like getting both, at least not immediately. I want something that's my go-to option for playing video games, the definitive way.
If anyone has any suggestions, or they want to help me make a choice, then please comment down below.
I'm just wondering, are there any city/empire building games where you build throughout all generations of civilization, from the stone age to the future?
If so, then would someone be kind as to suggest any games like that?
I'm planning on getting an Xbox Series X25 or a Steam Machine, but I don't know which one I should get. I mean, I already have a Series S with a lot of games on it, but I don't really have that good of a gaming PC, just an old gaming laptop that is very loud.
I don't want to pay for the games I already have on Xbox on Steam, but I do want to play some PC exclusives, like Half-Life 3 if it comes out. But there's also the option of playing old games on the Xbox with the backwards compatibility that the disc drive that the Series X25 has.
I'm just not sure what option to go with, if I'm being honest, so if anyone could help me out with this problem in the comments, then that would be great.
I need help creating my own pony sona. I'm currently visualizing a character that's nerdy, and quite the gamer. Someone who's basically a mix of the vibes of Twilight Sparkle, and Sunburst. Would anyone be willing to help me out, if possible?
I'm trying to draw in the Bluey art style, but it's kind of hard for me at the moment. So I might need some help, with that help being art resources to show me how it's done. But I don't know where to find them.
If anyone knows where to find Bluey art resources, such as model sheets, drawing tips and stuff like that (preferably the ones that the show's animators use), then please share some of the info in the comments down below, thank you.
I'm looking for a good drawing program that has a tool where you can create a line out of dots, then use that line to draw a line on your picture. It would be useful for making traditional artwork into digital artwork.
Does anyone have any suggestions on any good programs where I can use that tool?