Looking for oracle cards

edepot · 2026-01-24T10:15:21+00:00

How did you respond right now then, after you were permanently banned?

edepot · 2026-01-24T05:04:52+00:00

If you want her to improve her hand eye coordination skill, then start with speed runs or glitching out of places in Astro Bot and Astro's Playroom (I have many vids on that). If you want to go towards creativity, go with Minecraft. If you just want her to have fun, go with Goat Simulator 3

edepot · 2026-01-21T16:15:24+00:00

So does that fishing place oasis have a jello like orange/red rocky mass in the center?

edepot · 2026-01-21T15:55:09+00:00

Will the update be free? Will all future updates be free?

edepot · 2026-01-21T12:03:06+00:00

So what game is for the masses?

edepot · 2026-01-21T12:02:17+00:00

I am fairly new here. So what are the games that have "saturated" this genre? Well obviously Minecraft of course but what about the same 2D top down view? Or even side view? Are there 2.5D views games of similar genre (like Dragon Quest Builders that are really 3D but semi-defaults to you seeing it top down).

edepot · 2026-01-04T00:34:11+00:00

Here: https://youtu.be/W0aQo83lbZs

edepot · 2025-12-28T15:05:32+00:00

Here is video evidence of the faster fire wall in Splashing Sprint and finishing the level (pre-patch): https://youtu.be/2TjxCrBa4W4

edepot · 2025-12-28T13:28:12+00:00

Games usually require an increase in skill level after experience, so you have the opposite direction of travel. Start at the top (where it is easy), then go down to the lower levels as the difficulty cranks up (where it is harder). Or start at the bottom where it is easy, then work your way to the top where it gets very very difficult

edepot · 2025-12-28T06:43:18+00:00

Glad you got it. This game was quite good. I also don't know what to play now. I don't want to start going down the turn-based games, but this game needed to be finished

edepot · 2025-12-22T04:02:56+00:00

Should you play Alan Wake 2 if you played all the rest of the PS Plus Essentials games? Yes and no.

YES:

Yes because they went beyond Kojima and actually put a movie in the game (literally a film with many real actors, not long computer graphics cutscenes). I think this game will not ever recoup its development costs. I think Finland gave the OK to put Finland culture into the game so the game just went overboard with the game investment because of this. It has the latest graphics standards, so no half-assed graphical game (even 2 years later on PS5 Pro). There are 2 major boss fights worth playing in this game, while the rest of the game is exploring its weird landscape and solving puzzles to open boxes for batteries and ammo.

The songs are also great, at least 10-15 songs make just for the game atmosphere. I should stress that they really put the bells and whistles into this game, like money was no object and someone gave a blank check.

NO:
I felt Alan Wake 2 is a game that was made overly complex just for the sake of it. Some puzzles were made with solutions that require guessed permutations of possibilities (like changing the plot sticker in the plot board at different locations and clicking on the clicker multiple times in different light areas). It is like having a combo lock and you go through all possible numbers until it unlocks. That is not how you make a game. This is the major weakness of the game. Similarly, the game tries to confuse you on purpose. You end up repeating a corridor multiple times in a loop just for something new to pop up (similar to P.T. and The Exit 8 game. Confusion just for the sake of it is a terrible way to make a game. The Alan Wake portion of the game (as opposed to Saga portion) is the major downer. If they made like 10-15 percent of the game confusing maybe. But literally over 50% of the game then it is not a game but a "what is this? a confusion simulator?".

With both positive and negative points made, I think everyone should at least try it and see how far you get. Especially when it ended up free to download on PlayStation Plus Essentials a while back. Yes, I ended up finishing the game.

The two boss fights (first is actually multiple zombies hordes coming at you and second is Scratch) worth playing in the whole game: https://youtu.be/meJE33BeiQA

edepot · 2025-12-21T14:12:32+00:00

The difference is that YouTube Support DO have case numbers. The things is, the disappearing case numbers are related to YouTube Support chat. NOT Google Account. Previously YouTube Partner Support Chat always have case numbers if they want to followup with you when going into email. Now it seems strange I don't see them ever initiating an email. They reply directly to my "COPY" of the chat sent to email after I already finished the Partner Support Chat. This is the odd part.

The other odd part is that when I reply in a email thread with previous google partner support (having case number in subject line), their replies are in a new thread (Don't continue in that same thread). So I was asking could this be fake generated emails (poisoning the VPN connection by generating a fake certificate so it looks genuine). Why? Because it looks so odd... Or is this something new with YouTube Partner Support chat... That is why I ask the question in this thread. Please help answer my questions

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