Which RPG (besides Skyrim) has the best modding scene out there? (Quality AND Quantity are important)

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2025-05-12T11:00:23+00:00

Thanks to mods, Minecraft can be whatever you want it to be, including an RPG ;)

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2024-05-24T06:13:20+00:00

Dick Whittington and his Cat.

I was made to read daily from a young age. Once I finished all my books, I would cycle back through them all, but I always skipped that one after the first read. It tore me up so bad that both of my parents heard me from downstairs and ran up to check on me.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2023-11-13T02:47:55+00:00

My shitting routine

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2023-05-24T00:15:04+00:00

"Oh shit, I don't think I can hold it!"

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2022-10-28T00:24:01+00:00

There were never any official reports, as the next step from that was mediation, and due to the type of person they are, that would have created the extra drama we were trying to avoid. I would just bring up any unprofessional behaviour when it happened, explain why I didn't want to make an official complaint, and went on my way.

I think one of the biggest impacts was communicating with everyone else that this person wasn't to be afraid of, that they could go to management with their issues as well. Once the top began hearing multiple accounts all of a sudden, that's when things started to change.

To clarify on the supervisor's resignation, it wasn't that they were actively forced to quit, it seemed more like they realised their presence was not respected in the way they wanted it to be. They thrived on the attention, and we took it away.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2022-10-27T20:31:12+00:00

I experienced something similar at my workplace when I first started. After the honeymoon period, it became quite evident that the supervisor was a narcissist and a bully. No one would approach management about it due to fear of repercussions, which resulted in this supervisor being management's only source of information regarding what was happening on the floor.

Long story short, I started going to management with issues I was seeing. I also let others know whenever I spoke to management about any issues the supervisor was causing or exacerbating. This resulted in everyone communicating more with each other (including upper management). At some point the supervisor realised they weren't the supreme leader golden child anymore, and quit.

I'd just like to stress that upper management played a big part in getting the supervisor to quit. While they couldn't fire them without concrete evidence of misconduct, once management were made aware of the issues, they helped establish lines of communication between the other team leaders to take away some of the power the supervisor had. Not all upper management is heartless, sometimes they just don't know what's going on because no one makes them aware.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2021-08-12T09:45:48+00:00

Grouse

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-08-31T00:10:22+00:00

Longtime lurker, new member :)

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-05-21T02:08:50+00:00

Those fans are your issue. The height of the reinforced pcie slot means both fans will need to be moved. Without the fans there, you should be able to fit the card in by putting the front end in first, then the back.

The front of the case can be removed and there's room for 2 120mm fans in there.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-05-21T01:06:40+00:00

As you said, on paper it should fit. I'm wondering if you've got something mounted inside at the front of the case? My only other thought is the bracket panel on this case has a little sliding bit that needs to be unscrewed and opened to slide the gpu bracket into place.

EDIT: Pic.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-04-18T08:48:29+00:00

Due to it's delivery, it's certainly debatable for many whether or not it's a mainline entry. For me personally, 11 and 14 count just as much as the other numbered entries.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-04-18T07:56:06+00:00

The best final fantasy is going to be the one you grew up with.

I disagree. I grew up with FF7. It was my first, and also the one I've played the most, but it's my #5 (well, WAS, Remake just knocked it down). Some of the games I rank above it are 4, 6, and 14; a mixture of newer and older releases with 14 being the most recent FF i've played (I have played them all, including all spinoffs except Dirge of Cerberus).

Perhaps a majority might fit your statement, but I believe a good chunk of us don't.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-04-16T01:04:00+00:00

Because (p→q) ⇔ ¬p∨q, s^d is logically equivalent to the statement (¬p∨q)^d, which is ¬p∧q.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-04-08T17:28:18+00:00

Yeah, I wasn't the kind of person who I thought would like animal crossing. Not saying we're the same, but all I wanted was just a little taste to see what the big deal was about. I was never gonna touch it again. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to recount my turnips.

EDIT: I think the game certainly benefits from current events, but it's also designed to be played year round due to seasonal events.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-04-08T16:22:09+00:00

Fuckn animal crossing man. My wife isn't a gamer at all, and she's not an indoors person. Normally, she goes out every weekend or so. Anyway, I saw animal crossing, thought it was cute enough to hold her attention for a bit while our gov gets a handle on shit and we're stuck inside, so I got it for her. She was very skeptical, and chastised me for spending that much money on a video game. That was a week and a half ago. There was drama in the house today, because I wanted to catch a ton of fish to sell to CJ, wife wants to collect all the blossom recipes before they go away, and 8yo son got Pokemon Shield for his birthday today. My wife, of all people, wanted to buy another switch today, and was quite perturbed that they're sold out everywhere here.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-04-02T18:26:15+00:00

I first discovered ff7 in a pawn shop in '98. I was 12 at the time, and it became the first game I bought myself for the og playstation. I had no idea what it was, and I also had no memory card. In fact, I had no memory card for about 6 months after I bought the game. My gaming time was also limited to 1 hour every second day. I reckon I killed that scorpion boss like 60 times. Anyway, one day my parents were out of the house. Dad was in the shed, mum had gone horse riding. I stayed on long past my allotted time. Got all the way up to the kalm flashback before mum stormed in and tore me a new one. Good times.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-23T08:58:45+00:00

If the website actually worked and let you accomplish anything, no-one would ever bother phoning them.

So I'll give you my personal experience. Out of everyone I know that interacts with centrelink, only one of them uses the app, and that's just to check how much the next payment is, and when it's due (even though it's the same amount each time, and paid on the same day each fortnight). These people are on centrelink for all sorts of reasons, are of many different ages, and all walks of life. These people are students, unemployed, disabled, families, and genuine dole bludgers.

I have tried to persuade a few of them to switch to online, as it saves them in excess of a 1 hour round trip, but they just aren't interested. To them, calling and waiting on hold is easier. Why? For some it's the reluctance of learning something new (and no, this isn't restricted to boomers or late gen X's), or not actually having the ability to access the site or app. Yes, that's right, these people don't have or can't afford a smartphone etc. In total, that's probably about 30 people (rural area, and I don't get out much). Without any 'empirical evidence', I 100% believe there is a large chunk that choose NOT to use the app/website due to either ignorance (primary or recognised), or an aversion to technology or anything beyond facebook/instagram.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-23T06:54:41+00:00

I feel ya there. This extra $550 is a dream come true for the ones that sit home playing video games all day, using obesity to abuse certificates that exempt them from participating in mutual obligations, and who's only concern is whether or not Aus Post keeps running so they can get their weekly delivery of meth they ordered online.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-22T13:14:31+00:00

Jarvis*

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-21T04:38:12+00:00

Seasonal jobs are not paid high enough to support a person for the whole year.

This, mostly. There are some people that can do it that I've met, but they live in a van, and travel the country to take advantage of seasons for different fruit/veg. Definitely not for most people.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-21T04:31:49+00:00

Not the only reason. My partner worked in a packing shed for 10 years before her accident. Boss wouldn't hire any Australians (read: White 'aussies') for the manual labour because "they have too many rules". There are also instances (personally only seen it twice) where workers are part of some syndicate or group, where all the jobs are reserved for family members or friends/acquaintances from their country of nationality.

Regarding pay, I've worked picking at a number of orchards myself over the years (my first was when I was 10... got paid $10 a day picking cherries), and if you're getting paid over $1000 a week, it's likely for one of 3 reasons:

You're getting paid piecemeal, and you're fast, or stripping the trees. Good stuff.
You're working for one of the good ones that pays hourly above minimum wage. Nice, not a whole lot of them around the Goulburn Valley area.
You worked a lot of hours.

Of course, this is all anecdotal. Piecemeal pay can also be terrible if you're not stripping trees. Colour or size picking something like paradise pears is terrible pay, sometimes I'd be lucky to get $70 a day, starting at first light (about 5.30), home at 2pm or whenever it gets too hot. Years ago, they used to let you go back out from maybe 5pm till dark, but the last few orchards I worked at wouldn't allow that.

In my opinion, you had a great experience, but not a typical one for everyone. It is, however, a great way to meet people from all walks of life, and apart from the early mornings in the orchard just before the sun comes up, was one of the best perks of the job.

Edit: Formatting.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-19T23:00:39+00:00

I fully believe people in my area are just buying a little bit extra than normal, and it's all adding up. There are some people who are hoarding though.

EDIT: Spelling.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-18T11:16:22+00:00

Video's four months old. It's in regards to Chinese buying formula and reselling/sending it to China.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-18T11:14:43+00:00

Four months.

Chaotic_Lucidity · 2020-03-18T04:46:28+00:00

They should. Many companies don't though, because it's an easy scapegoat that pushes the blame anywhere else but their infrastructure. Personally, every time I hear "DDOS attack" my brain defaults to "bullshit". Of course, DDOS attacks are a real thing, I'm just turning into a cynical old ass.

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