Dudes addicted to asking questions, any questions, here. Sometimes he time travels to ask more questions.

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I play with a controller on PC, and while I’m fine with the campaign battles in WotR, it irritates me to no end how they change the controls for them. It doesn’t make any sense at all to do it, but they did. No matter what I will eventually accidentally skip turns because of that dumb decision.

One example, for those that don’t play with a controller: In regular party fights pressing the shoulder buttons will select an enemy, which can be a huge help instead of using the pointer.

But in the campaign army battles the shoulder buttons skip your turn. Why??

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That sounds pretty interesting. Thanks

I think it was part of Twitter.

Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous has crazy depth of story, can be turn based or active combat, and you can adjust a ton of difficulty options to suit your taste. Lots and lots of exploring.

Yeah it’s not like frames from a projector. It’s a stream. But the brain skips parts that haven’t changed.

Basically, yes. Our eyes capture the light that goes into them at 24 frames per second (please correct me if I goofed on that) and the image is upside down.

Our brains turn those images upright, and it also fills in the blanks. The brain basically guesses what’s going on between the frames. It’s highly adapt at pattern recognition and estimation.

My favorite example of this is our nose. Look at you nose. You can look down and see it a little, and you can close one eye and see more of it. It’s right there in the bottom center of our view, but you don’t see it at all everyday.

That’s because it’s always there, and your brain filters it out. The pattern of our nose being there doesn’t change, so your brain just ignores it unless you want to intentionally see it. You can extrapolate that to everything else. Most things the brain expects to see, and does see through our eyes, is kind of ignored. It’s there, but it’s not as important as say, anything that’s moving.

Also, and this is fun to think about, we don’t even see everything. The color spectrum is far wider than what our eyes can recognize. There are animals, sea life and insects that can see much much more than we can.

But to answer more directly, you are right, the brain does crazy heavy lifting for all of our senses, not just sight. Our reality is confined to what our bodies can decifer from the world through our five senses.

Then it wouldn’t be a UFO.

This reminds me of AA meetings. In my area they all pushed you nonstop to get a sponsor. And then the sponsor would push you nonstop to pray every day. Every meeting was in a church. And the veteran guys would talk about how they haven’t thought about alcohol everyday while talking about alcohol everyday.

It’s nonsense.

What does that have to do with the internal collapse of the USSR?

You do know that’s not a country anymore, right? Or hasn’t that news reached .ml yet?

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That’s a yes, it collapsed within one generation. Such an outstanding method of government!

If all it took, according to you, is one department of one nation to bring it down, it was not strong.

But we both know that’s not why it collapsed.

That’s all awesome. So it’s still around, right? It didn’t collapse within one generation or anything, did it?

Lol

It was Poryhere, but now it’s Porygon :(

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