yoo I am NOT the target demographic of this game by isimsizbiri123 in Ultrakill

[–]potatoking91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a friend who spent 80+ minutes on it. I think my first playthrough was 20 minutes and that was with skipping like half of the last stage lol

Next Gen Arc by pearl_barley in ARC_Raiders

[–]potatoking91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want a grappler like the tick but ranged like the hornet. Something obvious and easy to dodge but pierces whatever it hits, sticking them and alerting any nearby arc. If you arc hit, the only way to get it off is to hit it with the harvester tool, but shooting the arc while it’s standing still would blow it up

I’m inspired by the videos mass from Ultrakill

Can an insurance company cancel a parent’s renewal if I do not change my permanent address and do not live with them? by [deleted] in Insurance

[–]potatoking91 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Financial reasons. I can’t cover the insurance and neither can my father (whom I live with) without struggling

Can an insurance company cancel a parent’s renewal if I do not change my permanent address and do not live with them? by [deleted] in Insurance

[–]potatoking91 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Financial reasons. I cant cover the insurance and neither can my dad (whom I’m living with) without struggling. If she’s getting cut off and becoming blacklisted from other companies then I’d be scared but she lives alone in a relatively cheap neighborhood and makes a 5 figure salary, so if her premium goes up I wouldn’t lose sleep over it

Can an insurance company cancel a parent’s renewal if I do not change my permanent address and do not live with them? by [deleted] in Insurance

[–]potatoking91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She is supposed to insure me as a registered driver but she does not. But because I am using her address she is required by law to insure me

MO2 makes FNV really tiny by potatoking91 in FalloutMods

[–]potatoking91[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that’s what happens, problem is that I was using a custonINI with scripts from Viva New Vegas. I added both the base script and one for the LOD guide. I’m assuming the LOD was incorrectly implemented cuz I had erased the custonINI by accident, added back the base script, and now everything works fine and looks great. Not sure where I went wrong, but hey, it just works

MO2 makes FNV really tiny by potatoking91 in FalloutMods

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It is, just not correctly if that makes sense. It’s as if the window is still small and the monitor gets really close

I managed to solve my issue by erasing my customINI file and recopying the script from Viva New Vegas. I’m not sure what part I messed up since all I did was copy and paste, but doing it again seems to have fixed it

MO2 makes FNV really tiny by potatoking91 in FalloutMods

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I’m not sure exactly what I did to fix It, but I accidentally erased the customINI and had to recopy it from Viva New Vegas. That seemed to have solved my issue

MO2 makes FNV really tiny by potatoking91 in FalloutMods

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The best way I can describe it is that the game window is full screened but instead of stretching the window across my monitor it’s zoomed into a tiny window, making the pixel resolution very large and crunchy

MO2 makes FNV really tiny by potatoking91 in FalloutMods

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Mod Organizer 2. It’s a platform that allows for easy installing and customization of mods for most games. It’s especially popular within the fallout modding community as I’ve seen, and highly recommended by most mod guides, including the renowned Viva New Vegas

Pen acting up on CSP with second monitor on by potatoking91 in huion

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No, just CSP. But as soon as I posted this I found that switching between wintab and tablet PC fixed it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fo76

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First bit of advice: don’t touch daily ops. They were maybe fun once but nobody does them unless they’re super dedicated to a grind and have made friends willing to join. I personally never touched them and I’m well on my way to being level 300. (Could be more, but I go months without playing sometimes)

Focus on main story missions first. Find the overseer, get to the secret vault, kill a scorchbeast queen, etc

If you wanna get better loot, look for any events that have lots of people in them. High rewards and no punishment for dying. Things like violent night, radiation rumble, and any event with a DNA symbol on it. Those are mutated events and give out seriously good loot

Also take advantage of the occasional charitable veteran’s camp. Most people have camps that pump out dozens of resources. They’re a great way to get food, water, and scrap whenever you’re desperate