Another work day another person sending a ticket my way that makes me walk a mile across campus to confirm that it's not something I support and never should have come to me.
At least I'm getting my steps in
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Yeah there's so much cool potential wasted there unfortunately.
If you decide to play ds2 next you should know that the adaptability stat determines how many invincibility frames your roll has, unlike the other games. So if you haven't leveled it and you find yourself thinking "wtf I dodged that" that's why.
Normally I'm a big fan of going totally blind on a first playthrough of a fromsoft game but that mechanic feels so bad and it's likely you never figure it out without looking it up so.
Man how do I get a job where I can just close tickets without fixing the issue. I at least have to make it look like I do things while this guy just blatantly doesn't do shit. Honestly inspirational but it makes more work for me.
Ng+ in fromsoft games(with the exception of ds2 (and maybe demon's souls/bb which I've not played)) is just enemies have more health and hit harder, and in ds3 I believe you can find better versions of some rings. It keeps scaling up to ng+7 at which point nothing changes anymore.
Ds2 actually changes up things in interesting ways in ng+ and I'm disappointed they've never revisited that.
My strong opinion is that I think NixOS is pretty cool 😎
After game 1 I'm a believer, the next five years are Ant's
Just Rubber for zoomers smh
Sounds like your in good hands then. Power supply failures are always scary cause it can fry your other parts but that doesn't seem like the case here luckily. If your friends psu works I'd plug your components into pcpartpicker and then grab a platinum rated PSU with a bit more wattage than your parts need.
Bored at work full of motivation that will surely vanish by the time I get home today
My gut is saying power supply issue probably. You could also try buying a motherboard speaker (they're pretty cheap, like 5 or 10 bucks or so) and plugging it in, the error code it beeps might give you more to go on.
Nothing on the screen at all yeah? Not even mobo splash screen?
If you have another power supply you could try that. Or unplugging all but one stick of RAM and see if it boots.
It's technically possible there's a short somehow but that's unlikely to just start happening randomly, unless you moved your PC recently or something.
Another weird possibility: certain motherboards won't boot if they don't detect a keyboard, try a different port or different keyboard.
Same