For a reminder or for those who weren't there, when Age of Disco released they promised Disco Andorians and Tellarites at a future date.

...6 years later, they still aren't a thing...

It may or may not be relevant, but when I got a used PS4 Pro from GameStop the included cables were power only, i.e. they wouldn't transfer data on PC or PS4 so wouldn't let a controller be used wired.

If you used a cable that was included with a used item from GameStop them beyond cheaping out on it might have been why.

If you're still having problems with this, MechJeb should have an option to limit acceleration. It should be able to fly it properly with it limited between 15 and 20 m/s.

MechJeb will do this if it can't figure out how to fly the rocket properly. It's pretty common if you use default settings with a super high TWR rocket or modded planets.

It happens mostly because the apoapsis reaches the target in the ascent guidance too early or too late.

My favorite part of the internet is the persistent stupidity that leads to people calling benign weird things "impossible".

Things do, in fact, happen, and this isn't even that out there.

I have no idea why they have made multiple planets and spacestation hubs when NPCs still t-pose on chairs, and the elevator to your hangar sometimes doesn’t even function.

Because it's easier to do the former. Mostly unironically.

Not defending them; I have grievances with it too.

The space stations you can dock with are pretty much "legos" on the inside, prefabricated rooms that are shared among the stations and detached from one another; one station is pretty much all of them. The outside appearances differ, but not by more than a week's work from 1 artist, and that's the kind of thing that you can just throw more artists at (1 artist per station, 10 artists working on stations, you have enough models to use for years without really noticing it).
The animation bugs are from an assortment of things that would take seconds, minutes, or hours to fix.
Missing behavior in a NPC's routine? Seconds, maybe minutes, should fix for everyone, if they know when/where it happened.
Server hiccuping and the part that relays NPC's current animation to the client hangs? Minutes, hours, weeks. Anyone who has done coding or game development professionally knows from experience how different internal builds/testing can be from the live servers.

I really wish they'd do better, they should do better, they should get their priorities in order, but... I don't expect it.

What they should fuckin do is take some of the story team from SQ42 and put it on SC. Have them give us content that's less "go here, kill, go there, kill" that doesn't require a dozen players to do. Give us crew or turret blades already so we can have a group of 4 real players in 2 Polaris take down an Idris. Get the game going so we can actually do something in less than a hour long session.

Either that or fucking make SQ42 a public alpha, and give us something with checkpoints and saves that we can do and progress when we feel like. Fuckin turn Arena Commander into a half baked mission creation sandbox and let players do whatever with it and share their little McDonalds playpen with the community. Star Trek Online had something like this for a long time and it hard carried the game at some points.

Other times they pay because it looks just right to them.
Not everyone wants to goon to anything.

...of the memory that is not on the videocard.

Apparently I can't view this chain from the app anymore, interesting.

Anyhow, if DnD only used fictional animals I'd agree more.
In Wildhearts case it's only real animals. I do feel like my crucifixion analogy is apt enough; there are minor differences (partly why I chose disciple for it rather than divine entity/demigod), but it really would be like that. There's no paladins or clerics overtly swearing oaths to an incarnation of a crucified demigod, there's not really druids who believe their gods are the literal land and animals, just that their gods govern/guide them.

Really, just doing any look ups of the spirituality of totems shows that totem warrior has far more real life spiritual connotations than anything present in BG3. Honestly, I actually feel like that a subclass named Totem Warrior would be more apt for clerics and druids now, with how spiritual totems are in nature.

Reminder that I don't care and I'm not personally advocating for the change, just that these reasons are sensible enough for a designer to go "maybe we should change this?". Reddit seems to struggle with realizing that not everyone is fighting them.

If you mean in the sense that SLF is way better than SAO could ever be, then yes.

Game data has the 400i at literally the same mass as the Constellation Andromeda. As for size, the 400i is 32m long 56 wide and the Andromeda is 28m wide 64m long.
They're definitely supposed to be in the same tier.

Mostly in a dick jokes rather than panty shots way, as I recall.

lol she doesn't even have one. If you even want to find links to her other profiles you have to Google her username.

I see panties, I coom. -Next_Grab_9009, circa 2024

^{No shame, to be clear}

A lot of them are probably missing another point as well;

We aren't saying they couldn't have, we are saying there's not sufficient reason to believe they did. Square could absolutely release lore/quests related to this point and I'd go "seems reasonable".

If Square wanted to unveil a hereto unknown Garlaen project exploiting Allagan tech to have a surveillance satellite over Eorzea I wouldn't object, but I'm not going to assert it as already being the case just from what we already know.

Dang man, we must've played the same game.

The other game where the Ragnarok was developed by Garlemald and not Sharlayan with their space bunnies partners who did a lot of the real work sounds cool though.

To be less ironic, a lot of the people here don't appreciate the limitations from using lost technology (Allagan) as well as deferring to expertise of a faction that is not integrated into "distributed society" (Lopporit).

The Garlaen teleport is a one of a kind, the Ragnarok uses extensive technology that can't be replicated and expertise from a faction that has only had one conduit into wider Eorzean society with basically only Sharlayan having access to them.

Doubtful, the pulse phasers are on the exchange and not terribly expensive in comparison.

It's more than likely someone on the team just did something boneheaded and the ones between them and players are just going "Nothing to see here, move along."

Games that do that mechanic natively will usually have it destroy some of the loot when done on a container. I feel like that's a fair way to do it.

As an addition to building a bespoke engine, they seem to be doing a good job deving it as well as having the experience to know how to do it well.

Despite it being super early and ambitious I'm pretty hopeful for it.

Above with addendum; if Rosario vampires were weak to fire we'd probably see Moka having a lot of trouble with daylight and during the "hot springs" episode we'd have seen the fire controlling monster pair up with her over Shirayuki like would happen with vampires from appropriate media (i.e. Skyrim).

Given the feats we see water benders accomplish in Avatar (which is what I first think of with fire bender) they would probably hit Moka pretty hard... if they got the jump on her, anyways, otherwise she'd probably hit them before they could even start bending.

I can't really say music doesn't change how I feel, but I don't listen to it recreationally. I will 100% enjoy a good opening to a show or background music for a game but outside of the context of being a part of something else I don't personally care for it. A silent car trip is something I am 100% fine with.

I'd never say it's worthless, though, cause that's a fuckin stupid opinion.

Doubtful. Even modern communications can remain intelligible for lightyears, the problem is taking years to be received.

The problem with comparing real physics to magic is... inherently obvious.

But!

Most can probably agree that firing bullets is like throwing really fast stones. That's a pretty close equivalence and can be achieved with physics or magic.

If we consider it from that perspective, and try to connect magic to real physics...

It's hard to find equivalents if we stick to canon tier magic from Overlord. Very literally, there is a 7th tier spell called Napalm. There's an 8th tier spell called Explosion. 9th tier spells involve the likes of Call Greater Thunder, Crack in the Ground... Nuclear Blast (I laughed reading this one on the wiki tbh). 10th tier has Meteor Fall.

All of these listed spells seem well within the range of Helldivers. A single Eagle could pull off these 7th and 8th tier "spells" multiple times, though probably not enough to cause more than just notable damage to Nazarick.
A single destroyer would be able to do all these listed for maybe a few weeks. Straight. So...
As a player, we do get to upgrade our eagles and destroyers, even getting to name the latter. Whether that's lore accurate to be able to attribute to the main character... arguments can be made either way.