Pippa wouldn't need to be one guyed into doing that. She'd decide it on her own.
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Pippakistan's Psych Ward v3: Walmart Night-Stocker's Break Room
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Sad but most likely true
I have over 130 hours into Death Stranding between the director cut and original; I think it's a great game. Whether Pippa is capable of playing it to completion and enjoying it, ehhhh.... It's a patience game until you really get routes sorted out a lot of the time.
Time to beat puts the average main story completion at 40 hours there is no chance in hell we will ever see pippa finish it
what the fuck I thought she dropped it
Reminder, this was the woman giving filian shit for not washing her hands
She made it a dono goal the other day
She tried out the super chat goal feature. she set that as the goal I think as a test, and now she feels obligated to finish.
Wtf Pippa, I have never heard of or seen anyone do this in my life
E. From another post of her showing the pic, it seems she just gets the soup that's stuck to the lid itself. Just use a fork or something to scrape it off woman
I still have my PS1 and the 2 discs version of MGS1
Gamers that rented mgs, how did they find meryl's frequency? Blockbuster didn't give you the OG case.
I enjoyed DS, didn't beat it yet though. Saw directors cut was coming out so i stopped progressing and focused on building ALL the roads. i spent well over 100 hours on roads alone.
Director's cut finally comes to steam. load it up and boom... no more roads.
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Truly she is brilliant in her economical ways and thriftiness.
She's going to have forgotten everything about the game, including the controls, where she got up to, and what's generally going on. Hope you're ready to work overtime backseating.
Those people have been waiting 6 years for their duvet covers. just pick it and help rebuild human connections throughout the country man.
Joker 2 will probably share the same fate as The last us part 2 and The last jedi: a mostly agree upon consensus that it's mediocre at best or absolutely terrible entertainment that killed any future potential it could have had, and only the most ardent of defenders will try to argue that it's good due to whatever message they found in it, imagined or otherwise.
Also it's most infamous scenes get memed to hell
Also it's most infamous scenes get memed to hell
In solidarity with the cute dumb rabbit woman, my computer has conveniently decided to put two bullets in the back of its head today!
So, let's talk about the interesting world of PC building! While it may not be an interesting topic for any autistic female leporids lurking in the thread, there surely aren't any of those in here stalking people, right?
Also I actually do need to rebuild my PC oh god I think the MH:Wilds beta was the final straw and it's been so long I have a fucking overclocked Devil's Canyon in this piece of shit guys
As an aside, I'm fighting the urge to spam Pippa's twitter with different Part Picker builds. I forgot how fun it is to plan out building a PC....
So, let's talk about the interesting world of PC building! While it may not be an interesting topic for any autistic female leporids lurking in the thread, there surely aren't any of those in here stalking people, right?
Also I actually do need to rebuild my PC oh god I think the MH:Wilds beta was the final straw and it's been so long I have a fucking overclocked Devil's Canyon in this piece of shit guys
I've personally always built using PC part picker but don't buy the parts there. The site is a great service, but their prices include affiliate bullshit and I've saved hundreds by just using different sources for parts or waiting for sales. As an added bonus, people can share the links to their lists and show what they're putting into their PC builds. Kinda convenient if you're building for Pippa someone else.
I'm going to keep reusing my old case, a ten year old Fractal Design full tower. This'll be my third build using it, but honestly it's almost perfect for me. Just a big black box that can fit almost anything inside. Unless you're really strapped for space I would always recommend a full tower when you buy a PC case, it lets you do pretty much anything and makes for much easier space management.
For CPUs, I'm weighing options right now. The last I had heard, AMD's 7k chips are pretty much blowing Intel out of the water at this point. They run cooler than Intel and are much better for games. However, I'd kind of like to get some savings by using DDR4 RAM, and the AMD chips can only use DDR5 or DDR4 whereas top of the line Intel chips seem to support both types. I'm also not sure if Intel would be better for things like rendering video and running extraneous programs. Like, say, Vtube Studio or something. Does anyone here know if any v-tubers have come out and said what parts of their build are the most important for streaming/running their model/playing games at the same time?
For motherboards, it seems like the latest generations for both AMD and Intel are out now but I'm not going to drop 1k and wait six months for the board to get here. Whichever CPU brand I decide on, I'll use the corresponding Taichi (or Taichi Lite if they have one for it). ASRock has never let me down, and you can get some surprising price points on those boards for what you get in performance.
GPUs are fucked. This is fucking stupid. 4090s are still king, good luck getting one. I'm probably going to pivot to a Radeon chipset for the extra VRAM, the AI people are buying up everything Nvidia and I'm not particularly interested in AI myself.
For PSUs, go big or go home. I still have my old Corsair 1500i and it still can run anything. Still under warranty, too. Cost me an arm and a leg when I bought it, but not having to buy a new one now that I'm upgrading is a big deal.
CPU coolers, I'm probably going to cheap out this time and get an air cooler. I have the space to run a big liquid cooler but fans have gotten so much better recently I don't want to pay for it anymore. I also don't really want to overclock anymore, It let me get away with cheaper CPUs in the past but I think it probably shortened the lifespan of my current build.
Everything else is small potatoes. RAM right now kind of depends on your CPU choice, though DDR5 is better; but I'd rather go budget with DDR4 if I can get a future-proofed CPU/Mobo that will run it. I'm just going to slap all my old drives and shit in my "new" PC build, but if someone had multiple dead PCs lying around for some reason they could rip those apart and make a bunch of zombie storage for backup drives and the like. If that someone were to have a particularly PC-savvy friend help them and they had a big enough case, you could set up a RAID system and an independent backup inside their PC without having to have a big external setup or anything (that's what I have, a RAID 6 backup inside my case along with an independent array of drives for daily use). Again, if you have the space for a full tower, get that bitch, it lets you do SO much you couldn't do otherwise.
I'm going to keep reusing my old case, a ten year old Fractal Design full tower. This'll be my third build using it, but honestly it's almost perfect for me. Just a big black box that can fit almost anything inside. Unless you're really strapped for space I would always recommend a full tower when you buy a PC case, it lets you do pretty much anything and makes for much easier space management.
For CPUs, I'm weighing options right now. The last I had heard, AMD's 7k chips are pretty much blowing Intel out of the water at this point. They run cooler than Intel and are much better for games. However, I'd kind of like to get some savings by using DDR4 RAM, and the AMD chips can only use DDR5 or DDR4 whereas top of the line Intel chips seem to support both types. I'm also not sure if Intel would be better for things like rendering video and running extraneous programs. Like, say, Vtube Studio or something. Does anyone here know if any v-tubers have come out and said what parts of their build are the most important for streaming/running their model/playing games at the same time?
For motherboards, it seems like the latest generations for both AMD and Intel are out now but I'm not going to drop 1k and wait six months for the board to get here. Whichever CPU brand I decide on, I'll use the corresponding Taichi (or Taichi Lite if they have one for it). ASRock has never let me down, and you can get some surprising price points on those boards for what you get in performance.
GPUs are fucked. This is fucking stupid. 4090s are still king, good luck getting one. I'm probably going to pivot to a Radeon chipset for the extra VRAM, the AI people are buying up everything Nvidia and I'm not particularly interested in AI myself.
For PSUs, go big or go home. I still have my old Corsair 1500i and it still can run anything. Still under warranty, too. Cost me an arm and a leg when I bought it, but not having to buy a new one now that I'm upgrading is a big deal.
CPU coolers, I'm probably going to cheap out this time and get an air cooler. I have the space to run a big liquid cooler but fans have gotten so much better recently I don't want to pay for it anymore. I also don't really want to overclock anymore, It let me get away with cheaper CPUs in the past but I think it probably shortened the lifespan of my current build.
Everything else is small potatoes. RAM right now kind of depends on your CPU choice, though DDR5 is better; but I'd rather go budget with DDR4 if I can get a future-proofed CPU/Mobo that will run it. I'm just going to slap all my old drives and shit in my "new" PC build, but if someone had multiple dead PCs lying around for some reason they could rip those apart and make a bunch of zombie storage for backup drives and the like. If that someone were to have a particularly PC-savvy friend help them and they had a big enough case, you could set up a RAID system and an independent backup inside their PC without having to have a big external setup or anything (that's what I have, a RAID 6 backup inside my case along with an independent array of drives for daily use). Again, if you have the space for a full tower, get that bitch, it lets you do SO much you couldn't do otherwise.
As an aside, I'm fighting the urge to spam Pippa's twitter with different Part Picker builds. I forgot how fun it is to plan out building a PC....
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