Some games are just too massive. I don’t usually use step by step guides but I use maps heavily. It’s just not fun to waste time looking for an obscure item.

And I think games have a lot more customizable difficulty these days instead of just one level. Which is a good thing as it makes them more accessible.

Small drones can prevent issues like this.

Looks like a house of some sort? Or just some kind of test shape.

That one time in CS 1.6 I got a lucky burst and three headshots…

Is this common? I don’t think it’s ever happened to me.

Note that it will warp further when you get it home since Home Depot wood is unlikely to be fully dried and the environment in your home will be different as well.

You’ll need to wait a couple of weeks to see what shape the wood settles into. If you try to build something now it might end up warping after construction.

Even if you’re working with S4S lumber you still need to let it acclimate and then finish milling it if you really need very square pieces.

It’s just extra information. Not an attack or disagreement.

JPEG also reduces color depth as it’s first step but just in a smarter way. RGB is converted into YCbCr.

The issue is the plastic internal mechanisms will wear out eventually. The Pentels have a metal core which has never worn out from my usage. I always end up losing the pencils before they break. The same can’t be said for the BICs.

Ok but have you seen the Aptera?