u/pieisgiood876

1. 30 Rock. 2. The Office. 3. Parks and Rec.

Depicting RFK Jr, Elon Musk and Trump, these portraits were created by Trump Campaign donor Patricia Duggan, who is also on the Kennedy Center board.

Dugan donated $7m to the campaign, and is also the single largest Scientology donor, donating $360m with her husband.

Got kicked out of ATBGE so I was pointed here.

Subjects include Elon Musk, RFK Jr and Trump raising his fist. The artist is Patricia Duggan, who coincidentally donated $7m to the Trump campaign, was appointed to the Kennedy board of directors and is a prominent Scientologist.

Hello hello, so just out of curiosity, is 184TB written in two years expected for an OS drive? For context, when I bought the Samsung 990 Pro, I was already aware of the degradation issues that were reported from outdated firmware, so the firmware was updated when I installed it and has been updated each time Samsung's come out with a new patch.

The D drive was also installed alongside C, and only has 20TB written vs the 184TB for the C drive. E and Z drives were installed last year.

I primary game with light video editing. I did have desktop capture on via Nvidia overlay, but it's been off for most of this year.

You can't kill that which is dead

I always struggled with how to equip for snowy regions. Turns out it was finding the right camo.
I used Multicam Alpine V2 from MultiCam camo collection on nexusmods

No HUD? No problem. The gameplay is actually really good at signaling your health, wound status, and enemy movement via visual and audio cues, without any HUD indicators. No enemy icons or minimap forces you to observe and listen, and the game actually rewards you for doing so.

Literal embodiement of the "How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?!" meme. Damn curveball gave the zeds headshot and fire resistance too.

Reddit can be mean and I'm sure I'll get alot of comments about the cable or my parts choices but as they say, I don't care, I think it's neat.

CPU: 9800x3d

RAM: 32GB Corsair Dominator Titanium 7400 cl32

MB: Gigabyte X870e Aorus Xtreme Ai Top

GPU: ROG Astral 5090 LC

PSU: ROG Thor Platinum III 1200W

AIO: Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420MM AIO

Case: ROG Hyperion GR701

SSD: 4x Samsung 990 Pro (1Tb, 4 Tb, 2 Tb, 2Tb)

I may have overdone it with the ratio of regular ground forces to munitions vehicles, containers and ammo dumps on this one...

My SWAT officer should've brought more than one molotov to this party

I spent a little time learning how to use the mission editor and after a few evenings ended up creating what essentially is a massive tower defense mission on Ignus.

Feldspar Airport is under PALA control and is massively defended by multiple R9 batteries, MLRS sites, 15+ Boltstrikes and dozens of CRAM, IR launchers and various other close weapon systems. PALA naval reinforcements, consisting of a carrier group of 2 carriers, 1 frigate, 8 corvettes, and a surface group of 2 destroyers, 1 frigate, and 7 corvettes, are inbound but not in position to defend the airport at the start of the match.

The BDF have launched an all out assault to take the airport and surrounding artillery bases. Their entire navy, which I have arbitarily made to be 6 Carriers, 14 Destroyers, 27 Frigates, and dozens of Corvettes, or roughly 75 ships, is making various landing attempts near the airport, with 4 waves of 200+ cruise missiles spawned in 10 minute intervals.

Honestly, it's been really interesting to watch it play out instead of fly it, but I'm pretty sure I've thrown reasonable FPS out the window lol

Grace opens his lesson on soundwaves, >!the method by which the Eridians "see."!< His lesson on Erid is about light.

Sort of a spiritual successor to this video post I made during covid, which Ubisoft was nice enough to comment on. I don't play much anymore, but Breakpoint still offers a really cool stealth experience, especially with difficulty traits like wound potential and minimal HUD set up.

During covid, Karen Gillan (Nebula) filmed a 30 minute kind of raw, "day in the life" vlog for her youtube channel, which detailed how a normal day of shooting for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 goes. Having watched it, I really liked how she took time to introduce all the supporting crew and put a spotlight on the support staff who make the movie happen. Really cool behind the scenes minidoc of sorts.

Been playing Breakpoint since 2019, and I always loved the takedown animations. I always thought Fury was a badass because of how brutal the karambit attacks were. After hundreds of hours I put this together. To borrow a quote from Halo: Reach: "[S]he may say she wants to win the war, but what she really wants is for the enemy to die."