I feel like it's solid. Something you would find in a cafeteria where it gets used every day. It's got a short reach and isn't super heavy, but if I had to use it for self defence it wouldn't come out any worse for wear.
When lit, the depths are fine. But there's something about the absolute darkness and (since it's a new game and I've avoided spoilers) having no idea what could be down there that raises the hair on my neck.
Also, I had terrible framerates down there initially so I felt extra helpless/unable to respond :)
I feel like it's solid. Something you would find in a cafeteria where it gets used every day. It's got a short reach and isn't super heavy, but if I had to use it for self defence it wouldn't come out any worse for wear.
This sounds stressful to me. I am the complete opposite, I need to finish a book (or series) completely before I can move on to something else.
Arches National Park in Utah
Hah, yeah it feels strange for the wildfires to be out east for a change!
Just the default camera app on a Pixel 6
When lit, the depths are fine. But there's something about the absolute darkness and (since it's a new game and I've avoided spoilers) having no idea what could be down there that raises the hair on my neck.
Also, I had terrible framerates down there initially so I felt extra helpless/unable to respond :)
Do these different apps use a common protocol so that they're interoperable, or are they all building competing standards?
I'm relatively new to the fediverse - what "interesting features and functions" does kbin offer?