Fine, but with that said saying side-scrollers is incredibly broad. Cuphead is very different to Pentiment which is nothing like Pizza Tower and that doesn't share much with Replaced, and so on.
There are plenty of genres represin Indie circles from FPS's to rpgs, point and clicks, simulation, platformers, Metroidvania's, open world adventures and far more that I can't be fucked to think of.
The point being if indie games aren't for you then that's cool but at least be honest and not just dismiss wiith sweeping generalisations.
Barry Shitpeas is also a charecter written by Charlie Beooker for his various 'Wipe' shows. He was played by Al Campbell who was the director of most of them.
I can get a static ip but it's £8 a month. I could tolerate it but I've been with this isp for I think a year now and it's been using CG-NAT the whole time. It has been working the whole time! This is what is driving me nuts, it has been working with no issues for a long time and suddenly it doesn't.
Not that exact thread but I've tried following suggestions from similar ones and no luck.
I only have one router. It is operating as a wireless router, I had one from my isp but it was a piece of shit so I've never used it. So I have the isp installed modem going directly into my Asus -RT-AX86U Pro. I've just toggled nat off on it and no luck.
As i said at the top, everything has been working perfectly for literally years until yesterday and I haven't changed anything. Plex did recently need to change repos to continue getting updates but that was three (ish) weeks ago.
Yeah I see that but that same error message has been there for as long as I've been with my current ISP. Assuming that actually is the problem I'm not sure how to solve it.
At least deserving of a good solid tut
Fine, but with that said saying side-scrollers is incredibly broad. Cuphead is very different to Pentiment which is nothing like Pizza Tower and that doesn't share much with Replaced, and so on. There are plenty of genres represin Indie circles from FPS's to rpgs, point and clicks, simulation, platformers, Metroidvania's, open world adventures and far more that I can't be fucked to think of. The point being if indie games aren't for you then that's cool but at least be honest and not just dismiss wiith sweeping generalisations.
Well you can, but you probably shouldn't.
Parachute glitch was the best time. The dudes I played with back then came up with tons of game modes based around it.
Sure it's pointing it out, but in no way do it communicate that you think it's ridiculous.
He's unlikely to make a new special
Source?*
*In a "I'm interested in the story" sense rather than a "PROVE IT" sense.
Agreed, you are very trying.
Me playing point and click games
Jealous. My library fines aren't outstanding, they're just average.
While you are technically correct, I think you are perhaps concentrating on the wrong aspect of the information being shared here.
Barry Shitpeas is also a charecter written by Charlie Beooker for his various 'Wipe' shows. He was played by Al Campbell who was the director of most of them.
Nope. The charecter is the work of Charlie Brooker. Diane Morgan has provided material but the charecter was created and she was cast to fit the idea.
Cool
I meant the Internet. So we are both technically correct.
Comic is from 1990. The Internet was very much a thing.
I can get a static ip but it's £8 a month. I could tolerate it but I've been with this isp for I think a year now and it's been using CG-NAT the whole time. It has been working the whole time! This is what is driving me nuts, it has been working with no issues for a long time and suddenly it doesn't.
If im understanding it correctly then my router shows a private ip. At least the wan ip that my router shows is different to what is shown on here
Not that exact thread but I've tried following suggestions from similar ones and no luck. I only have one router. It is operating as a wireless router, I had one from my isp but it was a piece of shit so I've never used it. So I have the isp installed modem going directly into my Asus -RT-AX86U Pro. I've just toggled nat off on it and no luck. As i said at the top, everything has been working perfectly for literally years until yesterday and I haven't changed anything. Plex did recently need to change repos to continue getting updates but that was three (ish) weeks ago.
Yeah I see that but that same error message has been there for as long as I've been with my current ISP. Assuming that actually is the problem I'm not sure how to solve it.