misterBee

Stick drift can sometimes be fixed by squirting some silicone lubricant into the analog stick assembly.  I've fixed drift on some Dualshock 4 pads this way.
 

 
 

Since we're talking about Duke3D, has anyone played Ion Fury?  It's pretty good:
 
 

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Since we're talking about Duke3D, has anyone played Ion Fury?  It's pretty good:
 
 

Unfortunately that's because Kiwami 1 & 2 are PS2 games with a fresh coat of paint.
 
Their stories are still decent but they're not at the same level as Yakuza 0.  Once you get to Yakuza 3/4/5/6 the story jumps up in quality again by a lot.
 
I'd still recommend Kiwami 1 & 2 even if it's just so that you can understand the later games.
 
I can't wait for Yakuza 7... 🤤

Stick drift can sometimes be fixed by squirting some silicone lubricant into the analog stick assembly.  I've fixed drift on some Dualshock 4 pads this way.
 

 
 

I will check into that very soon and let you know.

I think with this post here, we surpassed the total amount of posts in this thread that were at the other place overall. 

I don't know, since I don't use whatsapp very much.
 
But with wechat you -must- use the QR code to login on desktop (unless you just emulate an Android environment).

Also the desktop version does not allow you to see Moments (essentially the newsfeed) and your chat history doesn't carry over between the two. It will only show the messages you have when you looked at them/sent them from the PC version.
 
They really don't care about the desktop version at all, maybe because a majority of Chinese people don't have home computers yet (but damn near everyone has a smart phone).

I should also mention that wechat is also the dominant payment system and also by far the most popular social media app in China.

I don't even care how good it is as long as it's somewhat in the same ballpark  in terms of performance and I can actually get my hands on one.

Yeah but it feels so good when you're the one landing it. 🤤

This is how it begins.
 
First you start with Yakuza 0 and before you know it you've played them all and own Yakuza-themed shot glasses.

I played with @Volt in Brazil -- worked fine!

A physical game disc is just a software license in physical form.  It's not a physical good and the same rules don't apply.  This is a concept a lot of people don't understand.
 
If you buy a car,  you can sell off the parts or dismantle it, because it's an actual object you own.
 
When you buy a game, you don't have any ownership over the game, or even the files contained on the disc.  You simply have ownership of a plastic disc that lets someone play the game.  It's an important distinction.
 
You can't use music files on that disc for your own projects, you can't distribute the character model files you found on there, you can't really do anything except give the disc to someone else.  Whether you are profiting off of them or not isn't even relevant.  The files are simply not yours to use.
 
A lot of people think that because they bought a game in a store and they can hold it in their hands physical ownership applies.  Unfortunately games are IP, and that includes the files used to create them/contained on the disc.  You can't own a game just like you can't own Mickey Mouse.
 
A store-bought game is 100% the same as buying a ticket for a tertiary experience.  Selling a disc to someone else is literally the same as reselling/scalping a ticket.  The only difference is that it's allowed and not looked down upon.
 
For a long time people bought discs/cartridges because they were physically necessary to interface with the game -- but they've always been a license.  That's why when things go digital you can't re-sell anymore.  It's the same concept behind owning CD-keys.  Everything has always been about the RIGHT to play a game, not any ownership of the games themselves.
 
Click the 4-way arrow icon that appears when you hover over a quote.  The quote will now be outlined in blue.  Then you just have to hit backspace/delete on your keyboard.  This will delete the quote and should be the end of it.
 
If you're on mobile it's a bit more complicated because deleting quotes on mobile is kind of busted and I don't really have control over that.  In that case you can just refresh the page. 
 
The editor will often save what you had in the text window, but there's usually an option to clear the editor so you can get rid of it.

This is how it begins.
 
First you start with Yakuza 0 and before you know it you've played them all and own Yakuza-themed shot glasses.

That Million post is why I'm subscribed to MegaShock.
 
 

This is how it begins.
 
First you start with Yakuza 0 and before you know it you've played them all and own Yakuza-themed shot glasses.

I cried so damn much.
 

This is how it begins.
 
First you start with Yakuza 0 and before you know it you've played them all and own Yakuza-themed shot glasses.

One day when I have time I'll take a look at some of the old Transformers I have at my parents' house.
 
You guys can help me identify what I've got.  I remember I've got a metal Optimus Prime with the trailer + a few others.

I don't have a set schedule.
 
If I think something is important I back it up in 2 or 3 places and then just update my backups when I feel like there's been an significant change that warrants creating a new backup.
 
For really small stuff I'll just throw it onto my Google Drive and not worry about it.

One day when I have time I'll take a look at some of the old Transformers I have at my parents' house.
 
You guys can help me identify what I've got.  I remember I've got a metal Optimus Prime with the trailer + a few others.

I just got my ER Bluestreak from Walgreens.com one day early!
Tracking had it for Saturday!)
Yay!

Holy crap! This thread has more activity than the VGM thread at the other place! 
 
*Ahem*
 
VGM Friday  contributions.