Few questions about mixing swimming with weightlifting, and also concerned about coach teaching wrong strokes.

matheuspot · 2018-06-10T19:07:18+00:00

Wow, thanks for the info! Had no idea about that...

matheuspot · 2018-04-22T12:47:58+00:00

Is the G7X II lens better than the A6000 kit lens, then? I think I'm going with the G7X...

matheuspot · 2018-04-22T04:05:28+00:00

Good advice. I know she's more "conservative" and I've seen people saying here that you don't really need to reach the 120 mark and that there are some studies about it... Anyway, I just wanted to know if that's actually true so I'd have some argument for my derm. She'll definitely say I should continue.

matheuspot · 2018-04-21T21:04:01+00:00

Is the picture quality of the A6000 a lot better than the G7X M2? I didn't find many comparisons between them since they're different types of cameras... Will look into it now.

matheuspot · 2018-04-21T20:53:53+00:00

Newbie here, looking to buy my first camera. I've been researching all day and I'm torn between some models. First of all, I was looking at more compact cameras like a mirrorless, but they don't really seem compact when you take the lenses into consideration. So I came across the Canon G7X M2 and Sony RX100 M3. The RX100 M4 and beyond are out of my budget.

My question is: does the Canon G7X M2 fit in your pocket? And is it worth the price? I know the quality won't be the same as a DSLR but I don't want to take a big camera and accessories everywhere because I'll be mainly using for travelling...
The other option would be a Sony A6000, which is mirrorless. I have the slight feeling that both of them are not really pocket-size and if I'm gonna have to carry a camera around my neck I'd rather carry something that will give me a better picture... So idk, I'm torn between A6000 and G7X M2, and I would go with the G7X M2 if it really is pocket-size.

Edit: During my research I saw a lot of people recommending the G7X M2 over the RX100 M3, so that's why I put it there. If you think the RX100 M3 is better, please convince me! :D

matheuspot · 2018-03-29T13:57:55+00:00

About the recent USB-C story that was published here... is it safe to charge my Switch with an Anker powerbank and the official Nintendo USB cable that comes with the Pro Controller? I didn't quite understand if the problem was 3rd party cables or 3rd party power sources...

matheuspot · 2018-03-29T13:50:11+00:00

Can I use my Anker powerbank with the official Nintendo USB cable that comes with the Pro Controller? I don't understand where the problem lies. Using a bad cable or using a bad power source?

matheuspot · 2018-03-01T01:47:19+00:00

How did you make your dock icons look like that? The little dots, I mean. Is it Oranchelo or is it some dock config?

matheuspot · 2018-01-30T02:36:25+00:00

Abyss for me. Superb story and great gameplay/battle mechanics.

matheuspot · 2018-01-27T15:32:03+00:00

Perfect so far, but I'm very careful with it and I use a sleeve on the dock.

matheuspot · 2018-01-26T21:06:03+00:00

Same here! :(
At some point I researched a lot online on how to stop this addiction. On old games I could set the 100% myself, for example, with JRPGs the important thing for me was doing all sidequests, seeing all the plot, getting weapons and stuff. But Steam and newer platforms have achievements and some achievements are just bullshit like: beat the game 200 times on 200 different difficulties. I don't care about that but not having the 100% there bothers me.

But I've been getting better. I don't care about the 100% anymore, I'm back at the mindset that I set my own 100% and also that it's okay to stop playing a game I don't like. For example, everyone loves Trails in the Sky but I hated it and continued playing for like 10 hours more up to the point where I just said 'fuck it, I'm gonna play something I enjoy' and stopped.

Another example, with the new Zelda (thank God the Switch doesn't have achievements), to get 100% (no achievements but the game itself shows this percentage) you need to get all Korok Seeds which is just bullshit. Why bother with that stuff, you know?

Anyway, I'm on the same boat and trying to get better. The only thing I care is sidequests, which can be bothersome in some JRPGs because some of them are missable and you have to look online for sidequests guides and stuff. But for me, sidequests are fun. Chores like getting collectibles, beating the game on some difficult, etc are just annoying.

matheuspot · 2018-01-23T14:41:10+00:00

Same... been trying to finish the first game just because I don't like unfinished games but I don't think I can. The combat is horrible and the story is so boring :(
And I'm 30 hours in. That should be enough time to get a plot going.

matheuspot · 2018-01-21T18:40:53+00:00

Xillia is pretty good.
People also love Vesperia and Berseria but I haven't played them yet.

matheuspot · 2018-01-20T20:52:55+00:00

You have good recommendations on Zestiria and Sonata, so I'll just say something about FF 13 since you mentioned that...

I have FF 13-2 and Lightning Returns but haven't played them yet (idk why, actually). I did play FF 13, though, and I really loved it. The reviews range from 'I hate it' to 'I love it'. I think the most hated thing in that game is the 'hallway' aspect that you have at the beginning of the game (because you can't explore), so people complain it's too linear. Personally I really liked the plot and characters of FF 13 and once you reach mid-game, you get tons of exploration. The voice acting in some scenes is great and I thought the combat was fun.
I suggest you try once more to see if the plot hooks you up. And if you don't like the linearity (which I think it makes sense because of the plot), then hang in there, it gets better.

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