Enemies around them also get alerted if you stray even a little in their direction while trying to mange those three. Also, it's not visible in the video, but Camera also behaves very weirdly when you lock on slope. It tilts upwards (and I'm not talking about auto realign, that was the first thing I disabled) which is very distracting.
Whenever I saw the "vortex" option on Nexus mods, I thought, "I know what I'm doing. I don't need a software to manage mods for me like a simpleton." And what was I doing? Well, I had a messy folder with subfolders for games and every time I decided to replay a game, I had to first search what all the mods did, then update the ones that needed one, and then finally do the whole rigmarole of copying them into the game folder every time, which actually sucked. So much time spend on this when starting replays of RDR 2, Elden Ring, Sekiro, and many more games.
Should've tried Vortex 3 years ago when I started heavily using mods.
Don't worry. I reloaded a save and she joined my party.
Don't worry, I had saved the game so I didn't loose the progress. I just wanted to do this the moment I saw the opportunity.
She's a Half-elf Druid, and her name is Valeria.
I forgot to attach the character in my last post, as I made the post on a whim and didn't think it would get such a huge response. Also, It's actually 1.5-2 hrs, since after being overwhelmed for an hour or so at night, I quit and began fresh in the morning.
How long did it take you to create your first character?
Last night, after spending the whole day downloading the game, I spent an hour or so being overwhelmed by all the Origin character options. In RPG's like Elden Ring, I usually go with the pre-made characters and don't customize much, but origin in this game seemed very important so this morning, I spent a lot of time on it.
I always used to finish a game and never look at the stats because most launchers either don't show the data to you, or their UI is trash to look at. Playnite has given me a place to record my gaming history, and I absolutely love that.
Feel free to suggest more useful and nifty add-ons.
I was put off by the pixelated font rendering in Playnite when I first downloaded it, it took some digging in the settings menu to find this. Playnite should default to these font rendering settings. I actually uninstalled Playnite the first time I saw how bad the text looked. I'm glad I gave it another shot because Playnite is just fucking amazing.
He also specifically said in an interview before leaving HBO production that "My hope for season 3... is to make sure it's as deeply faithful as Season 1."
P.S. Neil putting the slow nod meme right below the "TV SERIES" is a choice, and I find it very funny.
Helium is stable. RAM usage doesn't spike and It doesn't slow down like a hog after a couple of hours of being open. I've been using Zen for like more than a year, and memory usage was always high, but recently it started slowing down a lot. I may switch back if the devs optimizes it. I saw a two year old post about the same thing and the Dev commented they're looking it. Until then, Helium it is for me.
I always wanted to use the auto hide taskbar, it was just so unresponsive even after speeding up the animations, and animation itself were very bare bones. Win didn't even apply proper easing curves. The "Taskbar Auto-Hide Instant Show" mod from Windhawk is just amazing. It's so responsive and animations are so satisfying. Try it if you haven't.
Currently it's not compatible with the task bar top position mod. I've raised the issue on github. I hope the dev resolves it.
I absolutely hate that whenever I launch steam, I've to close an AD pop up window, and that steam loads me to the store page instead of my library page, and if the game is from other sources, it doesn't integrate well with the steam UI, and the steam UI itself is so unpleasing to look at. So I was on a hunt for a game launcher, and when I first found Playnite, I was really put-off by the default UI, so I uninstalled it. Then I researched a bit more, and everyone was mentioning Playnite as is the best game launcher. Then I saw the themes, so I installed it again, tried some themes, liked FusionX, but the text description looked terrible on it. But then I simply googled "Best Playnite addons" and it took 2-3 hours of customizing to my liking, found Harmony to be the best desktop theme, and now, I simply love looking that this launcher.
It's amazing how that extemely light weight Playnite is. I'm enjoying manually adding all the games I've ever played on any platform, just to have a database of my gaming.