Linuto @ Linuto @lemmy.world

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Or even better, making a new post to ask the same question again.

The old adage is relevant here:

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

One of the GOP candidates for the next US president

This was probably 2 or 3 years ago, but I had a .2mm nozzle and .08 layer height as well most likely.

My pla prints have always looked rough, no matter what tutorials or tweaking I do.

I am a native speaker and spent a good 15 seconds trying to figure out why parents being locked in a barn meant neglect was happening.

I'm learning German, which wouldn't have this issue. I'm sure other languages have ways to avoid such confusion.

Goddamn

I mean, given that the user base here was mostly looking for an alternative to Reddit, that makes sense.

You are welcome! I know there are many serious miniature painters who still don't find the quality of a 4k resin printer acceptable; I am not one of them. However, even pro miniature painters are content with 8k printers which can still be reasonably priced when on sale.

This is a popular misconception, resin has become very affordable in recent years; see my other comment.

Not answering your question exactly, but consider this:

Creality Ender 3 Pro (common entry level PLA printer) - $236

Elegoo Mars 3 Pro (common entry level resin printer) - $194.99

I own both for different reasons. As many will tell you, resin for minis, PLA for terrain.

Here is the best PLA mini I ever printed:

You simply cannot get the level of detail you would desire for mini painting from PLA. I know others out there have done better than I have in the above photo, but it still pales in comparison to an entry level resin printer.

Edit: I have a photo of the same model printed with resin, but having a hard time uploading it for some reason.

+10 renegade

So, is "immersive sim" just a vaguely plot-driven game in a setting with good world building?

I agree with you. I also sympathize with the above comment's sentiment. The issue is that a lot of games released on PC / other consoles take much longer to release on the Switch, if they come over at all. (ie Red Dead Redemption 2 may just now be coming to the Switch)

So a PlayStation owner for example will have a much larger library of quality games to choose from.

This is why I have found myself personally touching my Switch a couple times a year versus every day like I used to.

Pointing to a franchise that has been incredibly stale and unimaginative for years now and using that to condemn video games as a whole is pretty misguided, I think.

My favorite example of the reverse in recent memory has been Wizards of the Coast essentially going back completely and then some on their unpopular OGL changes after a significant portion of their DnD Beyond members canceled their subscriptions.

I was right at the 10 year mark myself. I only use it now when a thread comes up in a search, I don't ever go there just for the sake of it anymore.

Did you have an argument

That is a very good guess.

Language is fluid. The character named Milquetoast the expression comes from was based on the idea that milk and toast are a bland and uninteresting meal anyway. The idea is communicated either way.