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on *Permanently Deleted* · c/starfield · 2 pts · 2y

I was having the same audio delay issues with speech, take-off/landing sounds, etc when I was playing the game installed on an HDD storage array. I moved the install to the SSD system drive and that's all gone away. Crashes have gone down too, I was crashing 2-3 times in an evening of playing but for the past several days or more I might see one crash in a 4+ hour session. Still more crashing than it should but it's not absolutely terrible

ME1 and ME2: Three times ME3: only twice.

I bought ME1 for 360 out of the $20 bin without knowing anything about it (probably somewhere in 2009). I then bought 2 and 3 on release for PS3.

I picked up 1 and 2 (I think as a bundle) on steam sometime in 2019. The LE was announced before I needed to buy ME3 for the PC.

LE for PC on release.

I also bought Andromeda on PC after finishing my second LE playthrough. Haven't finished it...

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/steam · 1 pts · 3y

I hate the ea launcher with such a burning passion as to outshine the sun. ~80% it causes a problem launching a game for me and provides zero benefits for it's use. It has no consumer friendly reason to exist

on Help me troubleshoot · c/3dprinting · 2 pts · 3y

Thanks I'll give some of these suggestions a try. I am printing with PLA at the same temps I've used in the past with the same material. I wouldn't think the change to pei would require a changing of print temp but I'll keep that in mind as well.

This isn't formulaoneforum.com. Lemmy, just like reddit before it, is a service that allows me to follow a massive variety of topics in the same place. This post could we'll have been the first post that loaded when I opened the the page, openly spoiling the result before I have a chance to look away or hide it.

You think it's reasonable that a person should need to avoid using this service entirely until they find time to watch a race just so you can have a post with the winners name clearly written?

What is gained for anyone by naming the post in such a manner?

By making the title literally anything other than "[drivers name] wins race". "British Grand Prix Post-Race Discussion" would be literally the same thread in all but name. But people who didn't get to watch it live for whatever don't have to worry about spoilers that don't need to happen