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OhneHoffnung™ の投稿を引用：

Bye.

Get a console on your way out. You are unworthy of a PC if you can't do the bare minimum

I've played hundreds of PC games. Never once have I had to change a setting in my computer just to play it.

You make changes to your PC every time a game forces you to download anti-cheat lol

Streak doesn't end on disconnections. By that extension, streaks themselves are oftentimes illegitimate.

покидайте заявки в друзья приму

The Gingerbread Man の投稿を引用：

Same question for you as above, what of all the games that sell amazing emotional experiences, without the gacha?

My answers aren't black and white. Of course, there are people who play both popular gacha and non-gacha games. And those who only play one of the two.

Often times, multiple of the above reasons I mentioned are what keep players engaged in one or more gacha games. I think it's kind of rare that a player would choose to play a gacha over another game solely because of its emotional impact.

The familiarity, psychological tactics, otaku culture, and more are what can get players to pick up another gacha game after they take a break or stop playing one.

My brother in christ, you rig the characters to common player character skeleton.

About 6-8 visits to Liberte after receiving the pastry request Moira finally gave them to me.

This is nice to hear, thank you! :)

every thing you just said was wrong.

There is 'buyable properties', ' gunsmith business', a few other job-mods, 'horse rustlers' let you catch and sell horses for an adequate price - when you are looking for roleplaying mods, environment, weather, jobs, properties: best search nexus, but read very carefully about requirements and bugs and do not forget to -> backup <- your save-files before modding, there are certain mods that can under certain circumstances destroy a savefile - you can find singleplayer saves normally at

yourdrivelike C:\Users\yourusername\Documents\
Rockstar Games\Red Dead Redemption 2\Profiles\yourprofilenumber

better backup/save all those config settings and player files too, the whole folder, to make sure nothing is missing, incase you have to back 'em.

no need to worry, only if you are playing online too: it is possible/not unlikely to get banned playing online with a modded game. in single player you should be fine, quite sometime ago R* even encouraged single player modding. there's a written statement somewhere, but it's a few years old, maybe they changed their policy. but like me, I am sp gaming quite some time now with a rather modded game, never had any trouble, but I play never online, that's just not my thing..

so, if you only play single player, you should be fine ;-)

--short first modding instructions--

you will need a scripthook - that is kind of a link between the game and those mods -
preferably the original from Alexander Blade, you find it at
https://dev-c.com/rdr2/scripthookrdr2/
- if I may link that here, with many, many thanks to Mr. Blade !!!

there's other scripthooks too, be careful what you need and where you get it.
first better use the original and see, where it takes you.

then you need some .asi loader, that loads .asi scripts into your game at gamestart,
theres two main loaders out there for most mods - mod descriptions tell you more:

"dinput8.dll" (comes with the download of the orig. alexander blade scripthook) and
"version.dll" (you will find them linked etc, when you read those mod descriptions)

and then probably a modloader like 'Lennie's Mod Loader" that lets you sort, check, activate/deactivate mods, very useful, only not needed when you know exatly, what you are doing. better go with lml (lennies mod loader) that one you find on
https://www.rdr2mods.com/downloads/rdr2/tools/76-lennys-mod-loader-rdr
- if steam is not angry at me, posting the link here

and then the mod itself ofcourse. sounds overwhelming at first, but in installing one mod at a time the pressure to find bugs is minimised. it might get tricky (depending on the mods you use) better take your time.

"if you have any questions, feel free not to ask" is definitely not the case here ;-)

hope, that wasn't a "too short instruction" - no pun intended, ever. have fun !!