I want to know if it's flour or broth problem. I used onions for the broth only 2 times and both of them were slightly bitter. Other than that there was only dried garlic and soy sauce in it. (I fried onions until golden beforehand)
Sorry if it's a stupid question, but the flour I used was supposed to be "high quality", which is why I don't think it should have such aftertaste.
I don't have the dlc yet, but I must know if that actually works like that. Isn't this perk completely broken?
Like, even on its own projectile launch system is really good with pyromania branch perks and then you get 5 rockets in a row? Sounds like infinite rocket recharges to me...
I'm talking about major things that actually somewhat affect your perception of the world, like tech you see/use, more advanced cyberware or maybe something noticable about society.
Of course there are a ton of important lore events that happened since, but I feel like most of them are indifferent for an average player, that's not really invested in reading datashards. (However I would appreciate if you wrote something about behind the scene events that you find particulary interesting or important)
I'm wondering because In silverhand's memories a lot of things are pretty much the same and a lot of tech I thought was incredibly advanced exited 60 years ago. Realizing that for the first time after hearing a lot about cyberpunk felt incredibly weird
I've made jello with water, sugar free syrup and citric acid, but I'm starting to doubt myself.
I've heard that you need to let your jello to dry for some time, which should give it gummie like consistency, but I don't know if I should leave in fridge or not and if it only works for gelatin.
I'm playing a game where you have to press right stick to jump and because of that I end up opening vd performance overlay pretty often. I cannot change keybinds in the game itself unfortunately so I need it to be something on the side of my headset (quest 3) or virtual desktop.
I feel like it's the least pay to win gamepass in the game and it's probably amazing to play with, but I don't want to be a jackass with unfair advantage just because I bought something. If it wasn't a gamepass to begin with but rather your normal in game strength it would probably be even more fun to play and I don't think that I'll ever be able to be an actual sweat, so I guess It won't upset anyone.
what are your thoughts on this? Is it actually a big deal?