It was my first metal album. No sneer quotes needed. It was perfectly compatible with my 9-year-old brain. I liked it more than the older stuff at the time (it was the production), but they lost me entirely at LOAD in '96. But that was when I found Pantera and my appreciation for metal changed for the better. It was an effective gateway album.
I came here for practically the first time since the "great rework" to see what Gerstmann would say about Infinite. The ticker was suspiciously devoid of ol' Cheif. Turns out there's a whole-ass review from last week! So, yeah... I didn't have to scrub through something horizontal to find out what was up. All my scrubs go up and down.
Something you might not have known about getting PS5 3D Audio for headphones that aren't USB or plugged into the controller: almost any class 1 audio USB device works as a "headset." I use my old Behringer UCA222 USB interface to get optical audio out of it and into my PC for processing and mixing in with Discord chat. This is more optimal than setting the PS5 to AV Receiver and putting the speaker position 90 degrees to the sides.
It also lets me use my PC interface's output as a microphone for PS5, so I can use a nice smooth mic sound, or blast music and be a real turd.
Hmm. I wonder if fans of Bethesda Fallouts should just play STALKER. It's much closer to the wasteland survival experience those newer games offer, compared to the OG.
Nice show! Did anything special happen for this Cross Coast show to commence? Like new hardware? Don't you guys usually have to combine audio streams in a way that requires editing?
I hate that they did this, because I know by the end of this video I'll think to myself, "man, I just want to spend more time in that world. I'm going to give Red Dead Online another shot." Then I'll download the game, fire up online, complete a mission or two, start to sink into a rhythm and then get kicked from the server. I'll shrug, pop back up at my camp, decide to do some hunting for my trader role and then not find a single animal for twenty solid minutes before the servers drop again. I'll sigh, load the game up one more time and decide to advance the story instead, complete and enjoy the mission I'm on and then get booted back to the main menu as the game tries to reload the open world.
I have a 100mb/s connection and have no issues with any other online game but I've tried to get into Red Dead Online at least four times now and it has always run like horse shit for me.
Man that sucks. I wish I hadn't burnt out on RDR2 before hopping online.
If anybody else with tech advice wants to weigh in, my knee-jerk guess is a router issue such as ports not being allowed data or something.
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