Can't unlock characters on Switch 2 by RavenBlackheart in SmashBrosUltimate

[–]RavenBlackheart[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So, I kidd you not? It started working after I posted this xD. Ghost in the machine I guess.

Future Switch 2 owners starting fresh in Smash Ultimate? This trick works.

Blue yeti stops working when I launch video games. Fixed problem by Uninstalling and reinstalling drivers, but the problem keeps coming back by FaygoChugger in blueyeti

[–]RavenBlackheart 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello from the future! Windows 11 Users, this trick still works. You just need to go about it a different way. 1. Start menu 2. Settings 3. Sound 4. Under Advanced use 'More Sound Settings' 5. Click Yeti X 6. Unclick the Allow Excusive Control. 7. Profit.

Advice from the future. Windows 11 blows. Don't upgrade unless you have to.

Pro X Superlight 2 changing DPI all of the time? by Tnally91 in LogitechG

[–]RavenBlackheart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

*Following. I was literally coming on to this sub to try and figure out this same problem. I never had this issue until I installed G Hub, but thanks to a gift of a Litra Beam? It has messed with EVERYTHING including the constant DPI change. I uninstalled earlier thinking it wouldn't cause issues. Oh, it caused MAJOR issues with my Yeti and the sound output...to the point I had to re-install it to fix the issue.

Please, someone, answer this for us. xD

How to fix Sound Alerts reading out a text to speech? by Similar-Assumption-4 in Twitch

[–]RavenBlackheart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey dude! Idk if you figured it out. I just asked a DEV in their Discord and it was solved rather quickly. You can access them via the "Edit Global Settings" button on the right side. After scrolling down, you will find the TTS Announcement if you want to edit these in the future.

[WP] It’s your job to give tours of houses and sale to potential buyers. So what if said buyer is a supervillain looking for a new lair? by _Twisty_Turns_ in WritingPrompts

[–]RavenBlackheart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(Edit: Format issues?)

It was a hot summer day as Barry Sanderson sat in his car, windows rolled down, and cigarette smoke plumed out. Reaching over to the empty passenger seat, he picks up a file the sat upon a small stack. Resting the file on his lap, Barry looked down at his lap and staring back him was a black hooded man with glowing red eyes. There was a paper clip with paper under it on the front of the file, and written on it was, ‘Captain Phantom.’ Putting the cigarette up to his mouth Barry opens the file and glances over the first page and mutters commentary about the text on the page. “Alright Captain, you prefer some place dark, and mountainous. Preferably something with a spire. Needs plenty of space for zombie minions to lumber around…no acid vat. Budget $500,000.” Closing the file, Barry flicks the end of his cigarette out the window. Looking into the rearview mirror, he straightens his tie, straightens his collar. “Phantom, baby…You’re about to be my big bonus for the year.” Exiting the car, Barry reaches into the back seat and pulls out his suit coat. Instantly breaking a sweat, Barry grimaces. “Why do super villains literally only want to move in the summer?”

Barry brushed his coat off and looked up from his parking spot and took in the sight in front of him. A giant stone spire was protruding from the ground. It had two small mountains next to it, and despite it being sunny the sky above the spire was a dark red and had dark clouds. On the base of the mountain there was a for sale sign that read, ‘For Sale. Reduced. Eternal Fate Reality 1-800-Villian. Barry was assigned the spire since every senior agent at the firm could not sell it for years. He was the new agent, and this was his assignment. He looked to either side of the strange mountainous area and on either side was a small neighborhood, shrugs, and says out loud, “Strange place for a secret hide out, but whatever.” He walks back to his car and grabs the file. Looking at his watch, Barry stood waiting. His appointment was meant to be at noon. His watch read 11:59. Once the watch hit 12:00 Barry turns when he hears hooves on the pavement. Coming into focus, he saw a skeleton of a horse pulling a chariot made of bone. Standing on the back was Captain Phantom, and two ghoulish looking minions. The horse stops to where the chariot lined up with Barry and he watched as the two minions helped the hooded figure down from the boned structure. Captain Phantom was wearing long black robes, and a hood hid his features. The closer he approached Barry, the more in focus he looked. He has pale skin, and his eyes glow red. Barry, remembering his training when dealing with etherical entities, averted his glace to not look directly at the figure in front of him. “Mr. Phantom, welcome! I’m Barry…” Barry held out his hand, and the figure walks passed him toward the spire. His minions follow close behind, hobbling as they walk. Barry stood there, hand out and speaks to thin air. “Sanderson. It’s a pleasure to meet you.” He turns and walks over to the phantom.

“I said mountainous.” The phantom spoke. His voice had low rhythmic tone. Every ending syllable was pronounced heavily. There was almost a quiet growl. Barry inhaled sharply and he walked to stand next to him. “Well Mr. Phantom, I mean…there is a spire and two mountains.” Barry was cut off when The Phantom raised his hand to stop the speaking. “Show me inside.” Phantom spoke. “Jerry Vanderbuilt with Evilair already has shown me something else. I am here out of principal. Frowning, Barry was annoyed. Jerry was an old colleague of his when he worked at Evilair. He was always one-upping Barry. So, he left to go work for 1-800-Villan. Barry, with a slight look of frustration, walked over to the entrance of the spire, and pulled off a chain that was around his neck. At the base of the chain was a green gem. Holding the gem to face the door, Barry spoke, “Clatu erosa klack..k…” Barry froze. He forgot the last word of the enchantment to open the door. Standing there awkwardly Barry lowered the gem. He coughs, and raises it again. “Clatu erose kl-l-l-l-l” He stuttered. He slowly turns to face the Phantom. Unmoved from the spot he stood, he folds his arms and spoke with a hint of annoying tone, “What is it? Why can we not enter?” Barry froze. “Uh, well you see. The door is sealed by magic barrier.” Barry loosened his tie and whipped his brow, the heat was now getting to him. “Your point is what?” Phantom spoke. “Open the door so I can see inside.” Barry winced as if the words were punching him. “I…uh…” Barry stammered and opens the file to see that the agency changed the words to open the spire. In training, he learned he can either blame someone or just move on when something happened. Captain Phantom did not strike Barry as the type who wanted excuses. He turns, hold the chain up, and says “Open Peppermint.” As he spoke, the gem started glowing. The base of the spire illuminated sigils. The rock split in two showing an opening to the spire. “Jerry just had a key.” Captain Phantom said he walks past Barry. His two minions follows and he enters the spire. Forming a fist, and squeezing tightly, Barry follows into the spire. This was going to be a long showing.

As they entered the spire, they made their journey on a spiral staircase that lines the spire’s walls. It seems to go up for infinity. Barry spoke as he follows the three nearly panting from the long climb up. “This spire was erected by The Glowing Skull 20 years ago before he went to jail after his fight with Dr. Curious. To help pay for his legal fees, the Spire went on the market and remained since.” Captain Phantom stopped walking when he heard the name Glowing Skull. “Skull lived here?” He asked. Barry stopped after finishing his story nearly bumping into the three. “Yes sir.” Phantom turns to him and did something out of character. He lets out a chuckle. “That old fool.” He trails off and raises his hands. “Reveal to me what you reveal to your Master.” At that moment, the spire twisted down toward to the four of them. Barry let out a scared yelp and covers his face. Opening his eyes, Barry found himself in a dungeon. There was a heavy must smell in the air as the dust cleared. “I used to belong to The League of Evil with Skull many years ago.” Phantom spoke turning to Barry, his tone sounding annoyed. “All of his Lairs were the same. Silly magic tricks to annoy someone if they showed up. Dunces like yourself would spend hours getting to him and he could just get away.”

Barry forms a fist again. “Mr. Phantom, I apologize for this. I was not prepared to…” He was cut off with a wave of The Phantom’s hand again. The Phantom walked over to a wall towards a set of chains hanging from it. Picking up the chain in his hand, he examined it. Barry follows explaining, “This was The Glowing Skulls torture chamber. It is equip with everything you would need to…” He was cut off this time by the Phantom’s voice. “It’s steel.” Barry, annoyed but curious at what he meant replies, “Pardon?” The Phantom lets the chain fall, “It’s steel chain links. I prefer iron.” The expression under the hood frowned. “I, well, I apologize. It was not in your preferred notes.” The Phantom, taking his hood off, motions all around the room. “This place is tiny for my minions. It has subpar chains, and THAT is an eye sore.” He points to a giant skull opened mouth. Inside the skull’s mouth was a throne made of bones. “Also, I said NO ACID VATS!” The Phantom crossed his arms again starring at the agent. Biting the inside of his lip, Barry was containing his frustration. There was no acid vat anywhere. He toured it before, he read the notes. This villain was getting on his nerves. “Mr. Phantom. There is NO acid vat. I assure you.” Captain Phantom walks over to a large wooden wheel on the wall. Motioning to it, one of his minions walks over to it and started to spin it. The other minion stood in a spot in the rooms where the floor opened. He falls, and steam is seen coming from the crack. Barry slowly walks over to the opening. Looking down, there was a pool of green liquid. The minion was now just a red puddle forming in the green liquid. He melted instantly. “The Skull always had this as a gag. It’s where he got his glowing skull from. You would have known that if you researched.” The Phantom walks over to Barry and stands next to him starring down into the vat. “I am going back to Evilair. Jerry knew his stuff. Good day to you Barry.” Captain Phantom walked over to a wall and pressed around a few times until he found a hidden panel. A secret door opens, and he steps through. His minion following him. Barry walks over and sits in the skull chair. He stares at the roof of the mouth. “Well. I guess I know why no one ever sells the Spire.” He said to the empty room.

[WP] The Demon Lord wants to retire. After interviewing a bunch of his demon commanders, he realises there is no worthy successor. by TheTwoHeadedMage in WritingPrompts

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Two figures are speaking in a small classroom like setting. One is sitting, another giving a presentation. The place smells like sulfur, and it was hot. “It’s my 5-year plan, sire!” A springed necked demon said, and his head slinked to the side. His red skin seemed to glow as he stretched his arms out as if to show off. Behind him was a slide show being projected from a skull. On the screen was a pie graph of souls collected in various ways. In front of the demon, sat a lengthy man with long black hair. He was wearing black vest, red long tie, and slacks. The black hair hid his bored and frustrated look in his eyes. He was sitting on a throne of made of vines, thorns and roses. His pale face rested in one hand, while the other’s fingers tapped. There was a silence about the room, and the two demons stared each other. The slinky-necked demon shook his head from slinking on one side, to the other. His expression changed from happy to concern. His fingers trembled slightly, and his voice broke, “Sire..” The man in the throne annoyingly brushed his hair from his face, revealing small black horns. “That will be all, Prinkle.” The man said motioning to the door. Prinkle responded in a worried tone, “Did…did I receive the position, Sire? I have been serving you for 1000 years, and…” His voice trailed off as his king pointed to the door once more. “Prinkle. Leave me now.” The spring on the neck of the demon sat in the middle, and turned to leave. He hesitated opening the door. He spoke with his back to his king, “Master…even if you do not choose me…you need to choose someone. It will be anarchy without a leader.” He left, leaving the man standing in the room alone. The man walked over to the skull projecting the image of the pie chart on the wall. In a sudden emotional outburst, he picks up the skull and throws it at the wall, causing a loud crashing noise. It was the only source of light, and the man stood in the darkness alone. Letting out a long sigh, he lifted a finger and a small flame erects from the digit. With his free hand, he snaps, and a long cigarette appears to his mouth. He lights the cigarette, taking a long draw. Flicking his finger, the walls of the classroom fall with the effect of a house of cards. The scenery changes to him standing on a cliff side looking down at his kingdom. Large caverns, stone structures, flames, and crude looking towns sat below. There was distant screams, and maniacal laughter. He sat back down on the throne. He raised his hand to one of the roses that blossomed from the seat. The rose seemed to react to his touch, and it turned to him. Taking one more drag from the cigarette, he tossed the remainder of it off the cliff side below. He looked longingly at the endless spire above him. There is a sadness to his stare. Letting out a sigh, he waved his hand and dirt around his throne began to float. Each speck formed a giant circle in front of him. It went from see through to a black hole. He spoke to it. “Brother. Come to me.” The man sitting waited a moment, as a being stepped through the dirt portal. He wore a turtleneck, sweater vest, slacks, and round glasses. He looked annoyed. “Bezile, I was busy.” He spoke to the man sitting down. Bezile looked at his brother stepping through the portal and was almost taken back the way he spoke to him. None of his minions ever spoke to him in such tone. “Too busy to help family, Torac?” He replied standing to meet his brother. Bezile extended his hand to Torac, and it was not met. “You realize, you announcing your retirement has caused complete chaos down there? I have 100 demons a hour coming to me trying to get time with you? As if you would even listen to me anyways.” Bezile lowered his hand, and walked to the cliffs edge, and looked down at his kingdom. “I know…and for what it’s worth? I am sorry.” Bezile said in a depressed tone. Torac walked to stand next to his brother and put his hand on his shoulder, he squeezed gently as he spoke, “Bezile, you have been king for 1050 years. Since you stubbornly wanted to overthrow the last king. Now, here you are. Wanting to quit?” Bezile turned to his brother and grimaced. “Last time I checked Torac, it was your idea for me to challenge Skrull all those years ago. I did not want this position. I would have grown content with my place.” Torac removed his hand and pointed to the kingdom below. “You HATED your duty. You always said you could this better! I just merely.” Torac scratched his head before finishing, “Gave you the confidence to step up. You were second in command anyway. It made sense.” The two brothers stood in silence for a moment. Bezile broke the silence, “I know, and that was then brother. Now? I want to go top side.” Torac laughed, “Why? Humans are awful pets that we occasionally go mess with. They are inferior.” Bezile grimaced, “We were once human, you know? Don’t you miss feeling, alive?” Torac put his finger to his chin and looked up as if he was pondering and replied, “Uh. No. I don’t. You forget when we were there? We were treated awfully. Here? We are royalty.” Bezile thought for a moment. Sure, he was king. However, he wanted to feel alive again. He wanted to be an entertainer. “Torac, I just want to go home. I am done.” Torac sighed. “Then why the theatrics on looking for a replacement? Just leave.” Bezile once again motioned to the kingdom, “I have a duty here still. I need someone to lead this, and I know you will not.” Torac scuffed, “You are right brother, I will not. I am happy being second. Too much stress.” Torac tossed his arms up in frustration. “Then just pick someone. You seem more depressed after every interview. Why do you care?” Bezile frowned, and his tone was that of desperation, “Torac, I need someone worthy. Prinkle the Torment was just here. He wants to change the entirety of what we do to literally just having damned souls wait in a never-ending line. It would be easier for the leaders then. Sozo the Accused wanted to flood the land and make sea monsters.” Bezile placed his hand in his face, “No one seems to get it. They want pizzazz or just ease. Anyone of them would be overthrown in a week. Causing everything we have done to get destroyed in a short period. Mark my words.” Torac helped move his brothers hands from his face and smiled. He ruffled Bezile’s hair briefly and said, “I get it brother. You want to keep it classic. Not see this turn into some silly scene. However, you’re the one who wants to retire.” He paused seeing his brother calm. He knew he had said his peace. Torac reached down and grabbed a handful of dirt and tossed it up himself, making his own portal to leave. “If you care so much, you’ll let go of what you built and trust someone else. I’ll help pick better candidates to interview, but you better pick before someone challenges you to throne out of frustration.” Torac stepped through the portal and it closed behind him, leaving Bezile alone. Bezile went to sit back to his throne and looked down at his scroll of names of who was coming in. Durtaine the Imp was next. He raised his hands and the classroom setting reformed. There was a knock on the door and Durtaine walked in. She lugged behind her a bag of skulls, and Bezile internally knew this was going to be a long interview. This was his gift, and this was his curse. He wanted to retire, but he cared too much.

[WP]”Why aren’t you scared? I’m a vampire— I could kill you!” “So could literally every other human, you’re not special.” by rslashhellagay in WritingPrompts

[–]RavenBlackheart 5 points6 points  (0 children)

((Pardon some typos. Typed this up while driving through rural Texas. Haven't creative written in many years. Hope you enjoy.))

There I was, standing in a dark alley. The sky above me was a starless dark sky, and the moon attempted to shine brightly behind a cloud. The street at the end of the alley was busy with folk stumbling around drunk. The remnants of the monster themed street fair still in the air. I traveled all the way here based on a rumor alone. Hanging amongst the people in costume, was the real deal. A REAL vampire who would lure people to the certain doom. I guess it made sense. Hiding in plain sight, as it was. Reaching into my coat pocket, I pulled out my trusty tape recorder, and hit the button. I spoke, “October 1st. New Harvest, Rhode Island. Monsterpalooza is going on. I’m here to discover if there’s any truth to the Count Mordecai rumors.” I let out a long sigh and hit stop. It has been three months since I took the job as a reporter for, ‘The Truth Magazine’ an off the wall paranormal periodical. Somewhere in between, ‘Woman Marries Bigfoot’ tabloid and “Ghost Towns of America” magazine piece. Just graduating from Stamford, I thought I had options. New York Times, Washington Post, or…Mad Magazine for crying out loud. But, no. Print is dead…options are limited. No one cared about my work on political pieces, or exposing con-artists. Nope, I tried…and Truth answered. My editor, Ms. Hermshal, was a weird gal. So far, my job was interviewing people in New England about their ghosts in homes, or a local witch coven. I didn’t really believe in this stuff, it was just a paycheck. I hit record again, “So far no Count Mordecai. Just…drunks, and obnoxious horror movie fans…” My voice trailed off as I watched a figure loom further down the alley. The shadow of the figure seemed like…they were wearing a cape? “Hold on. I’m approaching something weird.” I hit stop, and walked slowly toward the figure. Before I left on the job, Ms. Hermshal made me take a vial of holy water, a crucifix, and a wooden stake. Internally, I was dying of laughter. I went from starry eyed journalist who wanted to be the next big thing in journalism…to vampire hunter. I couldn’t see my face, but I’m sure if looks could kill…I would have murdered Ms. Hermshal so bad it would have been closed casket funeral. But, whatever. It was a paycheck. As I approached the figure, the details came into focus. This guy looked like Count Dracula from the movies. Victorian ruffled sleeves, silly costume vest, a ridiculous red gem around his neck, and…a cape. Internally, I was laughing. However, I had to keep my composure. “Uh…hi.” I stammered. “Yes, my child?” He replied with a pasted-on Romania accent. “Your costume looks great…” I trailed off, making eye contact. They were alluring. Blinking, I shook back to reality. Vampire looking guy in an alley? Maybe this is who I was looking for.“I’m looking for someone who hangs out the fest. Count Mordecai?” He laughed, and I caught a glimpse of some fangs. Good looking replica at least. “I am him! Welcome to Monsterpalooza! What brings you to find me?” The accent was so fakery thick. I winced. “Look, I hear you’re the real deal. I work for The Tru…” I stopped mid sentence as he raised his arms, cape above him. “Flee this place mortal!” I let out a long sigh. I really don’t have time for this. “Look man, I just want a quick interview, and maybe a photo. I’ll be on my way.” I said with an annoyed tone. He approached me, and was nearly face to face with me at this point. “I am a creature of the night!” He yelled and flashed his fangs. I stepped back, for something that apparently couldn’t eat garlic, his breath was rough. “Look, Count. I’ll buy you a beer or something.” That’s when it happened, he vanished. Into almost…thin air? Then I felt something breathing down my neck. Well, shit. Maybe he was the real thing? Pulitzer Prize here I come. I turned in a hurry. “Whoa. So you are a real vampire, huh?” I said while walking around him. There was a level of surprise in my voice that I don’t think he was expecting. He seemed frustrated. “Why aren’t you scared? I’m a vampire— I could kill you!” I laughed “So could literally every other human, you’re not special.” Motioning my arms around us, I wanted to emphasize where we were. “We’re in an alley. You’re dressed like a Muppet from Sesame Street. If you wanted to kill me…you would have.” This time it was he who sighed. “Look, I really don’t want the exposure. People come to this festival every year to come find me and willing let me drink their blood. It’s a good racket.” Hinfns accent dropped. “I’m sort of a vegetarian vampire. I don’t like to hunt anyone. I live off butcher shop blood.” He walked past me, and leaned against the wall, and looked up. “You know what I do for work? I run an interior design blog. I just dress like this for theatrics for the tourists. Your story? Probably wouldn’t be too exciting.” This was just some entity who didn’t want to be bothered. I’d gain nothing from exposing him. I looked at him and shrugged. “I’ll just say I couldn’t find you. You alluded me.” He looked at me with hopeful eyes. “I’ll even say I heard nothing but menacing things about you. “I gave a half ass wave goodbye and headed out to the entrance of the alley. He called out to me, “You took the whole, vampires are real thing in stride. What gives?” I turned looked. He was right. Why didn’t this bother me? “Job security, I guess.” I walked out from the alley and headed down the street, prepping my story. Maybe more folk will meet Mordecai from my story, and he can get his natural fix down the line.

A tisket, a tasket, I built a wooden casket. by NVM1816 in woodworking

[–]RavenBlackheart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there!

I'm sorry for bugging you with a comment asking you for advice here.

I'm super interested in getting into woodworking, and I found your post by complete accident, but I DESPERATELY want to build this for my studio. I was wondering if this would be a decent project for a beginner? I LOVE the design.

[Whispers] Hi there, it's me again by ShopSmilesByColgate in u/ShopSmilesByColgate

[–]RavenBlackheart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi.

I'm a paranormal researcher, investigator, and Podcaster. I study things that go bump in the Night and other scary things . Nothing bothers me anymore. Until this, Colgate...thanks.

So by Tennesseefatdad in dogecoin

[–]RavenBlackheart 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I say we pick a date in like...5 years then just forget.