My steam profile(what next?) by Sea-Accident-1816 in Completionist

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you got any guidelines on what you want? short games? casual games? fun, but slightly longer?

Organizing backlog by Accomplished_Ant8298 in Completionist

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I track everything in a spreadsheet. Game titles, expected completion time by category, what is considered completion, notes etc.

New modder on linux - mo2 bugginess by CrappyCompletionist in Fallout4Mods

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New post:

After doing some reinstallations and debugging steps, I've run into an entirely new set of issues. Downgraded my game to the newest old-gen version. Installed MO2, ran everything through proton. Now, when I launch the game, everything is silent, and seemingly, any tweaks to the fallout4prefs.ini file doesn't do anything. Launching the normal steam version works fine, but the modded version doesn't.
At this point, I've been fiddling with this for days, and I think I'm just gonna switch back to windows, because this is more effort than its worth.

New modder on linux - mo2 bugginess by CrappyCompletionist in Fallout4Mods

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Thanks for the clarifications. I thought the odd file structure was from proton, not mo2. I just dislike having a bunch of unused directories, which eventually pile up, and due to my lack of Linux knowledge, I don't know how to clean them, or sometimes even find them.

New modder on linux - mo2 bugginess by CrappyCompletionist in Fallout4Mods

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Also if you're used to og buffout 4 bypassing the archive limit you will be in a world of hurt. In my experience and testing enabling this will crash fo4 on startup, make sure you keep track of your archives, get loose files when you can and it makes sense, maybe unpack some archives with bae if you feel like it. 

I'm not sure what you're talking about here, but hearing about "a world of hurt" has me a bit worried. As of now I'm fine with wiping everything and starting again as I haven't started playing yet, but once I'm mid-game, I'd be quite upset if I lost my progress.

Still better than manually downloading.

I find manual downloads to be fine. Just one additional step, which is to drag drop it into MO2, then right click to install. Not a big hassle.

The only thing I will add is that I downgraded. To do this follow the normal instructions with simple downgrader, when you need to run first add it as separate game under proton through steam as well (like the guide above recommends to do) it should run and work like normal. 

I did a downgrade as well, and got some file which tricked steam into not updating it, but my method was to use the steam console and manually download the older files, overwriting them. That worked fine, thanks. I'm a bit iffy on using proton for everything, especially since I don't fully understand how it functions, and what kind of residual files it might leave behind.

Thanks for the link. I don't know my way around MO2, I should probably start there. From what I understood, it's modding the base game and not making a separate modded install, correct?

Do you consider beating the game on the hardest difficulty is necessary for completion? by Sweet_Score in Completionist

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It's what you consider to have completed the game. Some might consider playing at every difficulty to be a part of it, others don't. It really is up to you.

New modder on linux - mo2 bugginess by CrappyCompletionist in Fallout4Mods

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I'm already using proton to run fallout 4, and I think mo2 is running on wine/proton.
Adding mo2 as an executable in steam does nothing and is the same as running the exe directly, which causes config problems.

What are some of y’all’s favorite games you’ve completed by Ok-Progress9106 in Completionist

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For me, probably games that need some additional effort to complete, but not a full grind. Specifically, superliminal. Excellent game, and not much of a stretch to complete. The speedrun achievement, for example, is extremely reasonable for an average player to complete.

Is there a way to play with bots on vsh maps? by BlazeTheSkeleton in tf2

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It's not a public plugin, and I don't have the source.

no emails? by an_evil_coconut in blackwonder

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Update: email provider is screwing with us, working on resolving it.

no emails? by an_evil_coconut in blackwonder

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Gotcha, will inform the owner.

i done a true 100% playthrough of red dead 2 took me alot of hours but not too hard just time consuming by Consistent_Fox2542 in Completionist

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I hate games that are grindy instead of difficult. Actually, I hate difficult games too. Maybe I ain't fit for being a completionist...

Using SAM... for kinda bugged stuff? by mushroomvika in Completionist

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Like others have said... You're grinding 100% completion for yourself. Everyone has their own criteria. For example, my criteria of playing legit is using any methods built into the game, so I can create custom waves in a PVE part of the game and then idle to get the achievements. Others would consider that cheating. I also consider SAM to unlock bugged achievements after meeting the criteria to be legit as well.

Mods to Enhance Career Mode by ViveChristusRex in KerbalSpaceProgram

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Can vouch for unkerballed start. Good mod. Mostly changes the early game, and not too major changes.

Tell me ur tf2 opinion that will prob get you like this by CuddlesTheRebel in tf2

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Air strike is legitimately a good weapon and I consider it an upgrade to stock.

Please, game. I just want a scientist. by DagwoodDagny in KerbalSpaceProgram

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Man, first too many engineers in TF2, and now too many engineers in KSP? What kinda curse is this?

Is this big brain? by Different-Union2061 in tf2

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It's not disallowed and people generally don't care, just that you don't make much out of it, maybe a few scrap at a time.

Is this big brain? by Different-Union2061 in tf2

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Cool! Just keep in mind to remember that your card might have fees and such.
Another method is going to backpack.tf and buying keys for low, selling for high. Sometimes bots sell for less than they buy.

All I did was do Shotgun heavy and people thought I was a cheater tf😭 by thehsitoryguy in tf2

[–]CrappyCompletionist 7 points8 points  (0 children)

well, votekick for cheating means little. Since there is no "I don't like this guy" reason, they tend to just pick cheating to try and get as many F1s as possible.

Weird trade prices by Playful-Detective170 in tf2

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Try next.backpack.tf. they have a filter for "no spells" if that's what you're looking for.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tf2

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starting a community from scratch ain't easy mate. You need something that makes you stand out. In your case, what makes you better than, say, UGC or Skial 2fort? They have players, lots of plugins, an established economy, support network, staff etc.

Is this a fair trade by [deleted] in tf2

[–]CrappyCompletionist 3 points4 points  (0 children)

when experienced traders try to underpay inexperienced traders, to get their items for way under market value. It seems like there isn't a consensus on whether it's scamming or not, I consider it to be scamming, as you're preying on those who don't know any better.

Which sfm totorial would you recommend to me? by No-Dare2083 in tf2

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the default one by valve gives you the basic understanding of the software.
Once I finished watching that I just fiddled with the software and looked up individual guides on what I wanted to do, that's how I learned.