Dude drives me crazy with how he controls the camera angles in games, i literally yelled at me screen a few times. I can't be the only who notices this, I'm not talking about him spinning the camera or shaking it like crazy but when he's moving around and don't move the camera behind himself so he could actually see where he is going.
I haven't touched me switch OLED in a few years because I moved to pc gaming, I've kinda hit the point where it kinda just feel like a waste keeping it but I would like to keep a few of my games and play them here and there on my pc. So what would be the best and cheapest option ??? I don't want to mod the switch i have now because I plan on selling it off, i remember people talkinh about the mig switch thing and dumper but i pretty sure that's off the market now.
Just got sharpened tool so thats my last specific condition achievement, now its time to work on the difficulties achievements. I can't believe how amazing this game is, I've be recommending it to everyone i know but sadly none of them will play it. 😫
I cant believe i beat reed on my first try, it was so hard but some how I did it lol 😅
I don't understand why they didn't also updated the repair section by adding the acquire resources option, its so annoying upgrading and building things to all of sudden hit a wall because i have to repair something. 😑
I was a big supporter or the TCL tvs because they was cheap but better then most of the cheaper tvs out there, then they started making way better quality tvs but now it feels like these tvs get worse and worse with each update. Now I've noticed the picture settings of way off now, like how does tbis make any sense at all. The vivid is supposed to have better colors than standard settings but look how wash out it looks compared to the standard settings, this was definitely not the case when I first bought the tv because I spent hrs tweaking the settings.
Edit: you are all missing the point where I said i spent time messing with the settings, i didn't just put the tv on vivid and walk away. I use vivid as a jumping off point because I like my colors to be more intense then I adjust the brightness and contrast and many more settings.