u/in_a_pickle_97

Hi everyone! I'm trying to find out if anyone else is experiencing the same issues that I and one other person are both having.

I've played Stories 3 for about 50 hours now, and have loved every minute of the game. However, about 49 hours in, I discovered a strange audio issue that's honestly taking away a ton of my fun in the game.

I've already tested countless things with the help of Capcom support and I have played other games / media with my current headset and none of those games, videos, movies etc ever had any issues playing audio. I have no reason to believe it's my headset, thus this thread.

Near the Canalta Timberland waterfalls, does anyone start to experience an audio "cut-out" every few seconds? The audio will play normally, pause, reset itself, and start playing again, especially while turning the camera. It's as if someone is covering your ears and then uncovering them, and doing the same a few seconds later. If I go into a fight with a monster, this problem stops happening immediately, and all music plays normally again.

This issue also persists if I leave and head into the later game areas or towns.

On top of the resetting audio, I often hear crackling, pops, or almost a "doubled" sound effect, like a second track of the exact same area theme, monstie roar, etc is playing overtop the original.

Trying to record this issue, I found out that the audio "resets" DON'T get picked up through OBS, but that the crackling audio DOES come up in recordings.

Has ANYONE experienced something similar? If so, can you share your experiences? I'm trying to put together more of a resource for Capcom support if possible. Thank y'all!

Hi fellas! I'm currently in the process with a new kitten who will be coming home with me soon. I'm a longtime pet parent and multi-time cat owner, so I'm no stranger to litter. However, I did invest in a Litter Robot not too long ago, as my partner's cat got litter quite literally on every floor, crevice and corner of our home every time she used the box (which didn't really help). On top of that, the clay litters do kick up a metric ton of dust, and it's starting to take a small but noticeable effect on my health.

I desperately want to keep litter off the floors with the kitten we're bringing home now, so I'm looking for ultra low tracking litters. I'm leaning far into pellet based litters over clay based ones. Odor control is still important to me, but I'm looking for the lowest of low tracking.

I've been looking at Tidy Cats' Breeze Zeolite. Can anyone who owns this litter - and a Litter Robot, by chance - give me any thoughts on the effectiveness for odor and tracking?

Do pellet based litters even work with automatic boxes like the Litter Robot, or do they cause issues with the self cleaning?

I've always used clay litters, so I'd appreciate any advice!