Exactly as it says. No matter how many times I manage to land a Benihana 360 (that the devs have misspelled) it just doesn't register.
Anyone else having this problem, or is there a secret to getting it to pop?
I've got quite a bit of old Lego that I'm thinking of selling, and was considering Bricklink. One thing I can't see for certain though is whether Bricklink itself prices everything after it's uploaded.
Obviously it'll take a long time going through every single part in the first place but I have no idea of how pricing works and don't think I'd have the time/understanding to do all that on top of logging all my parts.
Is this automated in Bricklink or does it have to be done manually? I'd assume that there's a centralised way that everything is priced but I could just as easily be wrong.
As the title says, MixEffect Pro is failing to find the ATEM Mini Extreme ISO we have set up in one of our studios. We have the exact same setup in another studio and everything works fine, but the ATEM in the other one just doesn't show up.
Even entering the ATEM's dedicated static IP address doesn't bring anything up, and just creates an ATEM simulator instead. It's hard to explain without being able to show the setup easily but it really does seem like we've set everything up exactly the same to no avail.
Could there be something I'm missing? Using OSX rather than iOS.
Is this task in the Mastery tab bugged? I can't get it to pop no matter how many times I try. Anyone got a foolproof way to get it to work?
I recently got Starfield on PS5, and while I find the gameplay in general pretty solid and the writing fairly engaging, I think the overall experience is a bit...joyless?
Maybe it's unhelpful to compare it to Skyrim and Fallout, but what I loved most about those games was that exploration came from seeing something on the horizon and just going there, while this entire galaxy feels entirely parcelled off. I don't feel like I can get lost in the game's world because it doesn't feel like there's a world to explore; just a selection of very small maps accessed through a series of menus.
For those of you who love the game, did you find a way to explore in a way that felt fulfilling and is there something I could do differently to achieve that? Or is this simply a different type of game entirely and is trying to get that same feeling that I did with previous Bethesda entries futile?
For some reason I can't get these two parts to snap together at all. They appear to snap into place but go semi-transparent and the snapping won't stick. I'm sure they're the pieces that are supposed to snap together so I don't get what's going on here?
Using VFA is there a way to switch to a wide angle when both hosts are talking at the same time (like if there is some cross chatter)? This would be ideal as I don't want the cameras constantly cutting quickly between two hosts if there is quicker back-and-forth, and the wide would be a much better option.
