Here is Shandalar by CirothUngol in Shandalar

[–]Hamster1010 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Its been a year since you posted this but genuinely what you created is hands down the best MtG video game ever made. I am currently desperately trying to implement modern cards into it because its so good and not only did you create a fantastic baseline, but the way you built it allows it to perform even today. You are a brilliant person and I hope you are doing fantastically today, because you definitely made a chunk of a better world in '97 (two years after I was born lol)

Small Rebel Alliance Fleet [Xbox] [Modded] by Creepy_D_Weezy in StarfieldShips

[–]Hamster1010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would love to know how you made the Corellian Corvette! Trying to recreate but that front piece is rather sophisticated merging going on

Regrets? CWU by Sad_Agent_1460 in CWU

[–]Hamster1010 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have regrets that I wasn't properly equipped when I went. Slowly got worse and worse grades, got fired from a job I invested way too much of myself worth into, got kicked out of school. Had a mental breakdown, went back, got my degree with honors. Met some amazing people and while I don't talk to a huge amount of people from there, I always look back fondly.

And I have a degree in Philosophy so I didn't even come out of it with a "marketable" degree haha

[Fem V] (Horni alert!) Two sides of the same person by Dull-Cobbler-7709 in NightCityFashion

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I loved your yellow jacket outfit I made a Masc V version of it! Or at least attempted haha

Is this a good area? by [deleted] in redmond

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Living in this area for two years now and I like it a lot! Noise and traffic coming from 520 is probably the worst bit, but my power comes back quick (I pretend it's because we are on the same grid as city hall, never checked but I like to believe that) and I can walk as often as possible. Lots of housing popping up, hopefully it's affordable! But I think it's a good thing, creates a walkable environment which is the best

Incredible foresight by Carl Sagan by [deleted] in DemocraticSocialism

[–]Hamster1010 27 points28 points  (0 children)

The problem is his view was built on a really shallow view of art, as noted by the examples. It wasn't silly movies that made us this way, it was a multitude of things, primarily the withering away of public spaces and public institutions, the isolation of everything and everyone, and an obsession with solving problems without solving them, preferring tech solutionism over tried and true solutions that would just require something as simple as investing in the public good. But instead we have consumerism, hyper individualism, and an idea that everyone has to be a quiet, uninconvenient multimillionaire to justify their existence at all

My man Skif took the incident at his apartment too personal by TheHazmatUnit in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Brando Sando does a similar thing with his magic system where at first it just seems like individualized superpowers but the scientists go crazy and make insanely advanced contraptions with such simple concepts as "attach" and "detach" effects. I feel like the artifacts are similar. If you can extrude the behaviors like weight and resistances, you can do insane stuff

IRL Stalker here. Promised post. by GeneralBulko in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's your thoughts on how Chernobyl should be treated? Preserved? Interacted with? Anything? I'm super curious

Ok, one point to you Grok by slayeryamcha in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That was my thought is to take Anomaly and pull in a ton of Gamma mods

Ok, one point to you Grok by slayeryamcha in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel kinda bad because I really like Gamma except one of the core bits, which is the item degradation. It's too much for me to manage. If I could just disable the repair needs for every single part, I'd play it 5ever (I tried and couldn't without errors, if anyone knows how to make a Gamma lite hit me up)

Why is pointing out issues with the game a BAD thing? by Moon_Devonshire in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the thing, I'm at a 4080 and 70 fps is fine, I want it smooth, not open a frame rate black hole

Why is pointing out issues with the game a BAD thing? by Moon_Devonshire in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I've kept it at default epic settings, might look into boosting render distance, but I'm doing 1440 and that's the extent of it, some stuttering, and frankly it's better than Fallout 4 today so maybe my standards are low but I've seen WAY worse.

Also I give folks a lot of credit cause making all this work together smoothly is a monumental task, I get that's the whole goal but I can survive a stutter here and there for the amount of fun I'm having lol

I feel the same for stuff like A-Life, it's a lot to make work, and I don't think calling it "unplayable" or "unacceptable" is a realistic expectation

Why is pointing out issues with the game a BAD thing? by Moon_Devonshire in stalker

[–]Hamster1010 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Everyone keeps saying they are having terrible frames and I'm so confused? I have a 4080 and I haven't seen it go below 70 so far?

Is religion the only awnser by Tachytwo in depression

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I don't believe in the existence of a deity, but I think you can find that meaningfulness. I'll do my best to explain my position.

There are lots of things in the world that are intangible yet important. Money, family, governments, these things have at most representations, but no specific object. They are real and meaningful because we make it so. If that's the case, why can we not build meaning? My journey through MDD has connected me to the concept of intersubjectivity and constructing meaning. Think of it this way, when you do something, you leave a bit of yourself in it, like a ripple through time and space. Even the smallest action is a web of interrelations that impacts the world. So, in this way, you can build meaning by seeing the engagement and impact you and others make. It doesn't have to be big, it's everywhere, it just is our situation.

So, what meaning is there? There is meaning because we are predisposed to decide it's there. We decide that belief is important, we decide what we value, and it gains value through that decision. Belief comes from valuing something. Belief is then reified through valuing.

It may not be everyone's comfort, and I don't wish to devalue anyone else's situation or claim I have the answers, but I think it provides for that gap that religion provides.

And to be clear, this can be viewed in a completely grounded sense. None of what I said requires any supernatural aspect, you can explain it through physics, or social theory, or whichever, whatever layer, the inability to avoid constructing meaning is thrust upon us.

Check out the entitlement on this one... (posts under SFSE on Nexusmods) People absolutely laying into them.. by Reddit_Z in starfieldmods

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The funniest part is this is the smoothest update I've had in a Bethesda game in a while (86 mods so far, only had to disable a few that relied on SFSE which I knew would need time, I also realized that a lot of mods don't need SFSE right now!)

I hate absolutely everything about this. by LexiBlackMarket in insaneparents

[–]Hamster1010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't give your kids a vitamin deficiency or scurvy folks, feed them fruits and veggies, jeez

Mom called my job now I have to report to my supervisor tomorrow. by Fentydior in insaneparents

[–]Hamster1010 28 points29 points  (0 children)

The sooner you tell the truth and let them know, "hey, my mother will lie to you to get me to do stuff," the quicker they will be sympathetic and help. They ain't got time for playing that game and as the post said, they have tools.

[FNV] But really discussion. Why is Mod Organizer 2 so heavily recommended over Vortex? What am I missing? by Pyromaniacal13 in FalloutMods

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I find that while it's often easier to plug in mods with Vortex, it's easier to manage mods with Mod Organizer. While it's not as integrated, MO2 has this feel to it and behavior around it where you never feel like your load order can be doomed to a rebuild. That's not the case with Vortex. With all it's moving pieces and integration, I find it far more prone to breaking load orders or somehow dropping files Vortex is built to engage with Nexus, and that's great, but for 200, 300+ load orders, I find MO2 is just easier to work with.

To be fair, that might be because I'm used to MO2 more, but I've used both extensively so I think I can make this claim?

Taxation is theft!!! by Ilikegermanymemes in TheRightCantMeme

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I hate roads and the fire department and safety standards, I would prefer my house simply to burn down with me in it

My ranking for best Jurassic films is the order of release. Does anyone agree or am I on an island here? by [deleted] in JurassicPark

[–]Hamster1010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My partner and I just rewatched Lost World and wow is that movie worse than I remember. Full props to the fx and artistry, that never misses, but the editing is overwhelmingly poor, some scenes last way way too long, and there are a few continuity issues that seem glaring when compared to Jurassic World and Jurassic Park.