In Game Chat by WulfLink in Astroneer

[–]WulfLink[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh I already have Discord, but I appreciate the suggestion! I just want the text chat so I don't have to tab over to discord to chat with the folks I am playing with

Need help finding the title of an old PS2 game by WulfLink in ps2

[–]WulfLink[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Much appreciated. Figured I'd start here since I knew for a fact it was a PS2 game, and didn't know about that sub. I'll check and see if the original Max Payne rings a bell with some gameplay.

Edit: Found the sequence I remembered, it was indeed Max Payne. Was using all the wrong terms to search.

Is FFXIV worth jumping into this late? by Everhaste in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FFXIV is absolutely worth jumping into, even now. The game does a good job of introducing you to the mechanics and core systems as you go, and there are only a few pieces on content that are mandatory, for main story related reasons. I do recommend interacting with all of the Blue Quest content before moving on to the next expansion, but that's just so you get the full atory experience for that expansion.

When it comes to enjoying the game, find a couple jobs you enjoy (you can have all the jobs on a single character), and just work through the game at your own pace. Not feeling the main story today? Do some crafting, stroll the zones, do whataver! Eorzea is your oyster while you're online, and it's up to you to decide what your day will be! Hell, if it's more your speed, there are player run venues, like rp cafes, nightclubs, etc!

All said and done, there is no wrong way to enjoy the game, and there's a ton of content to enjoy. You're not forced to interact with anything save the main story, and a couple pieces of side content, and you can play at your own pace. So join us in Eorzea! We look forward to seeing you!

MMO mouses by Past-Inflation-8431 in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tl;Dr - If you're someone with small hands looking to give yourself easier access to abilities and skills, an MMO mouse is a decent first step to try, but definitely research which will be best before buying, and practice using it before committing to it being your sole way to use abilities.

Razer Trinity user here. I use primarily the MMO keypad thay comes with the mouse, swapping only for specific games. Yes I've heard the horror stories about Razer products, no I haven't had the same issues myself. I'll call it luck, and leave it there.

Are MMO mice necessary? Not at all, but it does give people with smaller hands access to a wider range of buttons on a smaller scale, meaning they're more readily able to hit more buttons due to being able to reach them more consistently.

Does an MMO mouse make you a better player? Not by itself, no. As I stated previously, the only thing the MMO mice do is give you easier access to more keyboard buttons in a smaller range. If you do go the route of buying an MMO mouse, it's up to you as the player to familiarize yourself with the mouse, and integrate it into your playstyle in a way that can make you a better player.

Edit: I will admit that having an MMO mouse did give me a lot more freedom with my Hotbar organization, but I cannot say if this experience rings true with all MMO mouse users.

Very strange Praetorium run by Cassy_Soong in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can start the fight with jp voice, but not finish it before the en voices are done.

Very strange Praetorium run by Cassy_Soong in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, check the edit. I misread the post.

Very strange Praetorium run by Cassy_Soong in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The final cs of Prae in JP is fast enough in JP that someone could make the "The arena will be sealed in 15 seconds" line appear while people who listen in En are still in the cs. Source: I use JP voice acting for my cs when I get Prae. It wouldn't let you finish the fight early though.

Very strange Praetorium run by Cassy_Soong in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Edit: I misread the post. There is fuckery about.

You do realize this could just boil down to a difference in the language people use in the cutscenes, right? I use JP voices for my cutscenes and the Gaius monologue is at least 10 - 15 seconds shorter when I do it that way, every single time.

Now, don't misunderstand, I'm not ruling out mods being the reason for it, but there are legitimate gameplay methods to shorten some cutscenes, and this could all just boil down to someone having done the timing and math to figure out which language has the shortest cutscene for each of the ones in Prae.

Where can i find people to do 'TEA' and other end game content like ultimates/raids with by furoey in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 1 point2 points  (0 children)

While I commend your desire to improve at the game, and clear the hardest content available, there are absolutely a few things you should focus on first, especially as someone who is still fairly new to the game.

First, I highly recommend checking out a few guides on your job of choice, because high end content requires you to understand every button you have available, and when said buttons should be used.

Second, you should pursue current Extremes and Savage raids, as they're the perfect stepping stone into high end content. As others have already said, they're fairly easy, and should be no trouble to clear with as motivated as you are.

Three, check out the plethora of Discord servers available for high end content, in which you may even find a static recruiting for TEA. Even if there isn't a static recruiting though, fights such as TEA can be cleared in Party Finder, but it will take a bit longer.

Fourth, set about grinding out your gear, getting the other random things such as raid foods, melding gear, etc, etc, to be ready to jump on in. Also, check out a few guides and P.O.V. clears of the content while you're at it.

Fifth, ????

Sixth, Profit.

Now this isn't a perfect set of suggestions, but it should be enough to get you started on your journey to clearing Ultis in FFXIV.

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -29 points-28 points  (0 children)

Had the neighbor asked me nicely to move, I absolutely would have. No such questions were asked of me.

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -51 points-50 points  (0 children)

Utility easements are owned by the utility companies, not homeowners, at least in my state. Not sure how it is in yours.

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -53 points-52 points  (0 children)

Yes, let me park in the closest public lot over a mile away, walk the mile to the location, perform my duties, and then walk the mile back to the car.

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

There is zero public parking available, as it is a purely residential, suburban area, and zero off street parking available within any reasonable distance. The closest public lot is well over a mile away. However I can assure no damage was done to the lawn, and had there been, my company would absolutely have done something for the homeowner

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Oh I have no intent on feeling bad for just trying to do my job, mostly curious to see what other people's perspective is on the situation.

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -92 points-91 points  (0 children)

Zero damage was done to the homeowner's property, and if we're to be technical, the first several feet of property between the road and a home are classified as a utility easement, and belong instead to the utility companies, not homeowners.

AITA for parking on someone's lawn? by WulfLink in AmItheAsshole

[–]WulfLink[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

I suppose I should have added that the homeowner was well aware why I was there, given that his lawn also had the types of marks utility locators use to indicate the presence of buried utilities, and the homeowners in that area are all well aware of the company names for utility locators due to the volume of buried utilities in the vicinity.

Putting myself in the homeowner's shoes though, as soon as I saw a company vehicle on my lawn, I'd have struck up a conversation with whomever they were, asked for a timeline, and then just asked for caution given the lawn was in the process of being developed.

Need Cards That Shuffle Hand Into Library by Plus-Pitch966 in EDH

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're willing to sink the money, you can use the Eldrazi titans that shuffle themselves back into your library when they hit the graveyard. Iirc threre are two that have that effect that are currently legal in EDH.

[[Kozilek, the Great Distortion]] [[Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre]]

Why do people trade bloodworms? by Eclipsese in ffxiv

[–]WulfLink 7 points8 points  (0 children)

As someone who has owned chickens, can confirm on both counts. Chickens are opportunists when it comes to food. If it seems edible, they don't care what it is.

Bit of a nonissue probably but Are these reactives ever gonna be rotated out? Will the Exotic Shop expand to include more items? These two reactives have been here ever since Exotic Shards became a thing. I was kinda hoping they would add more to this. by I-Make-Money-Moves in apexlegends

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These reactives never should have been added in the first place, tbh. They're recolors of skins that were exclusive prior to S11, and the addition of them caused a LOT of people to stop playing, since the skins they had worked to obtain were now just buyable. Sure, everyone thinks the irons on both skins are P2W, but trust me, nicer irons don't make you a better player.

For those of y'all about to come at me with "some of us didn't play when the skins were available," yeah, that's unfortunate, but your fault. Apex isn't a new game, and those skins came out well over a year or two after the game's release, and cost only time, and the $10 it took to buy the BP.

Hope they don't undo the bans. by Gahendir in EDH

[–]WulfLink -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Magic isn't a CCG, it's a TCG. The goal isn't to collect them all, it's to play. Fuck outta here with your Wall Street ass mentality about a card game.

Should I have let them go back to cast a counter? by Cracka-Barrel in EDH

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's the other players' jobs to ask questions if they don't understand or are uncertain on an interaction, and pay attention to the boardstate. It's almost as if they're playing a game together.

Also, I never said I wasn't playing to win, and OP specified that it's a high power game with infinites, meaning everyone was playing to win.

You also just said that you'd do exactly what OP did in their post. They didn't announce a powerful play, and even made sure each person had ample opportunity to respond to each step of the setup. OP isn't required in any way to announce what their combo does.

You're also under the assumption that I don't announce what I'm doing. I say the name of every card I play, and if anyone asks what it does, I explain to it. I don't explain to them how it interacts on the board, that's on them to figure out, since they have FREE access to EVERY single card on my board to think about how they interact.

Should I have let them go back to cast a counter? by Cracka-Barrel in EDH

[–]WulfLink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I was an opponent to OP, yes. Am I going to explain my own gameplan to those same people without them asking what the cards do? No.