u/safeseaweed011

What are the best theories on who put it there? Because the housekeeper had the face like he had no idea. That bewildered facial expression seemed so genuine it couldn't have been him.

Were there any hints as to who planned it during the episode?

I have to know because it's the only unsolved mystery in the whole show.

I'm research level 3 and just unlocked night for first course.

I understand I have to throw fruits and interact with objects on the points of interest like the scorch marks later on,

but does scanning just itself do anything or am I wasting time? And the game's tutorial phase really didn't specify

I think about this every time I come back to try to finish games I have in my backlog, like Pokemon Snap and Banzo Kazooie.

Inverted flight controls on c-stick for games that aren't "flight" being a bane is still a preference and some people do prefer it that way, but for me it's like walking with 1 leg.

And when I do experiment de-inverting it, gameplay feels much easier, so that's why I wonder if it's cheating.

I know Strikers series, Raiden were for sure in the arcades in the west. Something like Dodonpachi weren't in the west but still, years and years ago the staple Shmups were very popular.

But now in a general sense wherever you go, you wouldn't find them in arcade forums, recommendations, youtube etc.

What is the reason? Are they not really labeled "arcade" games now? Has popularity declined? I'm also very surprised how little the steam ports of many shmups have sold.

1. Is it 1 diamond record unlocked per medal unlocked? So you don't get it every 24 real life hours like comics?
2. what's the difference between a software and a game? Is a software basically game/comic/record all combined? for example one of the medals is sell x software copies, and another medal is sell x game copies.
3. Almost forgot to ask, how do you get more D.I.Y Forum messages offline? Some sources are saying keep doing more stuff, some sources are saying it's tied to medals.

Can you do this in Yuzu like you can do for Citra? Like Citra's Toggle-Per-Game Speed which is Ctrl+Z (would be Toggle Framerate limit in Yuzu) which can alternate game speed from 100% to whichever emulation speed you designated.

Just to clarify, I know I can go to configuration every time and change the value to 100% again in System but was wondering if there was a much simpler way to just press a hotkey every time like in Citra.

EDIT: Seems like probably not because for some games it just increases fps and doesn't increase the game speed, unlike Citra which always increases game speed.

I finally turned on my decade old 3ds again. I quit the first one as a child and never finished it, so I started again. At the surf area and I'm thinking I might need it from now on.

This game is probably the most stylus intensive game on the nds there is, other than high difficulties on brain and ware games. I'm just wondering if y'all are using the films or not for protection.

And if after applying the protection, does it feel less sensitive or clunky at all? Please let me know.