For some reason most of my steam library has vanished. Problem is, the folders are still on the drive, and rather than just finding them and fixing everything last time I had this issue it's insisting that I need to find each game individually. And for some reason it takes forever. Any suggestions? Though due to some other things that have been going wrong I'm thinking something needs replacing, probably my motherboard. Imagine my excitement...
How far up do I have to get in the educational system before the teachers goal is prepare me for life outside of school rather then the next level of school? Now excuse me while I cram information into my brain so I can take a test and write an essay on memorized information in ink in the span of an hour and then forget about all of it the second I walk out of the classroom. Because that's apparently what going to a university is all about. Which exactly why I'm at a community college. Did
Ok. So my copy of Heartgold has ceased to function. It says the save data can't be accessed. Anyone got any ideas? I've got the thing open. I'm aware that that isn't recommended, but I figured, since Nintendo customer service said that getting it fixed/replaced is the same price as a new copy, and there's no guarantee they can fix it, the worst case scenario is that it continues to not work. best case scenario, I can get it working long enough to grab any pokemon I want off of it. So, Anyon
So, I've had a 3DS for awhile and currently have nobody to play Mario Kart with... :,( So... Who wants to play Mario Kart? I'll dig up my friend code, or just copy it from my sig later if anyone is interested.
so in roughly... six hours, it'll be 2015 for me. There was quite a lot that happened for me. I managed to pass every class I took this year, but I could've done significantly better. I was not able to find a job, despite turning in more applications then I care to think about. Being limited to only using the bus apparently makes that more difficult. I built something like 3 separate, functioning computers, which is pretty awesome. (though technically two of them used the same case, but what
I just noticed I have over a thousand posts. (Though if we're getting technical this is actually the second time this has happened. Do I get an achievement for that or something?) So, yeah.
-A screenshot of something someone at Microsoft actually said. So either A: we aren't considering the Wii U "Next Gen" (Whatever that means), B: They forgot about the Wii U, or C: "Delivering", meaning actually launching it. as apposed to having hardware emulation built into the system. Like the Wii U. (I like my Wii U) Plus we're still using the term "Next Gen" almost two years into the console's life cycle. If it's an issue of lack of power then one has to wonder why Halo 5 lacks split s
