I knew a little JS before this but not very much. Just enough to supplement or make small changes to other people's work. The basic concepts of GDscript I understood without problems, anything beyond that is a process

I'll check it out, thanks!

Not too long. I started with Godot 3 a couple years ago, got distracted, and I'm only now getting back into Godot 4. So far I've only done like a handful of tutorials and made a few basic template games from that so maybe 4 or 5 weeks total. I'm also not very experienced with coding so it's been a struggle. I have a vague idea of what needs to happen to make my game ideas work, like on a high level, but I have a really hard time figuring out how to piece it together and the tuts didn't really help with that.

At least I'm much more confident in creating assets when I get to that part.

RPCS3 reqs are serious, I can't even run it well on my desktop.

Your CPU meets the minimum single thread req for pcsx2 so I think it should work (possibly with tweaking).

How does Dolphin run? You can try the ishiiruka fork which is performance focused

No, unfortunately your clock speed is too slow for Citra and most modern emulators. Emulators are heavily dependent on CPU and you won't be able to overcome that with software changes. More info on required specs per emulator

Mothership Zeta is usually considered the worst DLC so it's only up from there

The nostalgia has long since worn off and I'm struck once again by how little content there is in FO3 compared to FNV. Getting antsy to travel to the Mojave but I want to clean up the DLC first so I don't have a reason to come back

Thank you for the donation so far

I got another donation elsewhere so I'm only about $5 short of my goal. If anyone can spot that I'd be very grateful

VATS made sense in 1 & 2 due to the third-person isometric design. It feels clunky and shoehorned in a first-person setting. The gunplay in vanilla is awful but mods fix that and make it a proper shooter in a way Bethesda can't seem to manage.

I understand the philosophy of carry weights but fiddling with inventories in Beth games has never been engaging to me. And the mods add a lot of new stuff so it compound the problem. What's the point of adding new stuff if you're not picking it up?

Sure! This is the guide to install TTW

and this is a mod guide with a few hundred compatible mods.

Do everything in the first guide. For the second guide, I would do everything in the Extra Utilities & Fixes and Optimization sections, and then you can pick and choose from the rest. I ended up installing everything but Overhauls. I also installed STARS (armor rehaul mod) which was part of the main guide a couple days ago but has been moved down to the appendix.

I love DQ3 SFC. My favorite of the series (that I've actually played anyway)

I'm playing Tale of Two Wastelands, a conversion mod that glues FO3 and FNV together and changes some stuff up. I installed a ton of mods on top so it's a smooth experience and everything flows much better. Between looting on hover, removing VATS in favor of bullet time, and removing weights from all items (sorry Bethesda fans but I hate inventory management), the experience is more continuous and immersive. Getting a lot of nostalgia from the Capital Wasteland since I haven't played FO3 since it came out like... 10 years ago? Yeah we'll go with that. Don't correct me I don't wanna know

This is my first ever week on an adderall prescription and I found out the hard way how dangerous it is to mix with video games

Oh and I feel like this image added by a perk mod would make a good emoji with some editing and repositioning

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I used a slightly tweaked version of that (Vigor) for a NV playthrough a while ago and I can recommend

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Fallout show got me in the mood for the wasteland. I wanted to try something different so I followed some mods guides to glue FO3 and NV together plus a plethora of bug fixes, optimizations and rebalancing. I think there's a little bit of new content too. It took a few grueling nights of installing mod after mod but I'm finally ready to play. I hope the effort was worth it!

My first couple years I grew slowly and then year 3 I grew to a C cup. I then had another growth spurt at year 6 (DD). I'm not saying that'll necessarily happen for you but at least on my end, my progress goes against the usual timeline that gets thrown around. I think people develop at different rates and it's difficult to give a timeline for something so biologically complex.

You can try wearing a padded push-up bra and use inserts to bump up size while waiting for growth.

Been watching Three-Body, finished ep 11 last night

As a teen, if I had found a way to safely perform self-orchi, I would have. I thought they were gross/pointless and I thought riding a bike would be more comfortable without them.

Oh and also as a teen, I never participated in anything that involved a locker room. The idea of taking off my clothes in front of a bunch of boys felt violating for reasons I couldn't articulate at the time.