Haven’t played the demo yet. Please tell me the mid-run save feature makes a return.

It’s one of the most underrated parts about the game and a big reason why the first game is my favorite FPS Roguelite. Being able to save in the middle of a run is awesome and it baffles me more games within the genre don’t have this feature.

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u/tonware — 5 days ago

Are the last few months of ECW 2000 worth watching?

Last year I binged watched ECW on TNN and enjoyed my time with it. It was a fun program but it stops in August of 2000 and the last Hardcore TV is in December. Since I’m currently watching all the Hardcore TVs throughout the years, is it worth watching Hardcore TV 2000 or just stop at 1999 since I’ve already seen the TNN show?

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u/tonware — 2 months ago

ISO room for rent/apartment near Six Flags (Austell,Mapleton,Lithia Springs)

Hello all! Just trying to see what’s currently available or what will be available, as I’m looking to move back to the area. I use to be a resident 10 years ago for but I am now looking to move back to continue my education. Any help would be appreciated.

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u/tonware — 2 months ago

Could Saints Row work as a party-based RPG?

I had a thought this week about the franchise and if it were to be revived, what would it look like? Then I thought about how I've been into companion, choice-based RPGs lately and I wondered if Saints Row could pull it off. I use Saints Row specifically, because in today's landscape far as this subgenre, you're either in space (Mass Effect, Outer Worlds) or in a medieval fantasy setting (Dragon Age, Baldur's Gate 3). What about an RPG in a modern, urban setting? I feel like Saints Row already had the DNA to pull this off, as you would have companions like Shaundi and Pierce assist you in battle, you'd level up, you'd buy bigger and better weapons as you go along in the campaign etc. but what about going further and giving the player choices that actually affected the story?

One big criticism of today's RPG's is that they don't let you be truly evil and you don't get to experience the consequences of your choices. Well, in Saints Row, you're a gangster, you're not Mr./Ms. Goody Two Shoes to being with, so "bad" choices would be plentiful in a game like this.

If you wanted to add in romance and crew members liking/disliking you for your actions that's fine too.

It would also have to be in a serious tone. No bright colors or quirky characters. Gangs and organized crime has always been the dark underbelly of society and it needs to be presented as such.

Overall, I just wanted to bring forth a discussion piece about how to evolve the series. I see a franchise like God of War pivot to a more mature, narrative based game and I wonder if Saints Row could one day get that treatment.

u/tonware — 3 months ago

Does a "Gear 1 and 2 Incorrect Ratio" code constitute for a transmission rebuild?

2007 Lincoln Towncar, 200,000+ miles is the car in question.

About a couple of weeks ago after I filled up my tank with gas, my car wouldn't accelerate properly. When I 'd get to a stop sign/red light or when I make a turn, my car would have trouble keeping up with the acceleration and I would have to go slow in order to catch up and drive properly again. At first, I thought it was bad gas, but I got rode the car out until the bad gas was gone and put new gas + fuel injector cleaner in it...that didn't work.

I then went to Advance Auto Parts and got a scan on my car and the " P0401 Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) flow insufficient" code popped up. Now i'm thinking it needs the EGR valve replace, but its $220 for the part so I didn't want to pay all that money for it, only to not be the problem. I take it to a mechanic i've known for years and he did he's own reading on the car and he said Gears 1 and Gears 2 had incorrect ratio and that I would have to take it to an transmission shop and have them look at it (he said he wasn't gonna charge me). So my question is that would the Gears code be an automatic transmission rebuild? should I go ahead and take it to a transmission shop for a diagnostic? or get a second opinion elsewhere?

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u/tonware — 4 months ago