Very nice work! How did you narrow down your search to extract the laptop model specifically, among what must be thousands of 3D assets.
I'd love a breakdown of your process!
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#112I don't play this game, but I have heard of it. Took me way too long to figure out what the discussion was about. It's from Animal Crossing game on Nintendo Switch.
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#113Ooh, it looks like the black MacBook from 2007! Definitely my favorite Apple laptop I've ever used. Less plasticky feeling than the iBook it replaced, more comfortable to use than the metal unibody machines that replaced it. I had the plain old white version and stuck a bunch of blackbook replacement parts on it to make it look kind of like an oreo.
That sounds like it'd look awesome, do you have any photos of it? :>
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#1143 full size USB ports, a USB-C port (could it be Thunderbolt?), a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an SD card reader. All in all, Tom Nook’s laptop appears to have pretty decent connectivity options for a modern laptop, while still remaining relatively thin.
I would say it's 2 full size USB ports and 1 HDMI.
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#115Earlier quoted context omitted.
Quite the opposite. So enthralling one obsesses over it and incorporates it into their own dreams and fantasy. Nintendo is quite special. The Studio Ghibli of gaming.
I'm pretty objective since I've beaten every Zelda and I can't agree. Their games just aren't at the same level as anything modern. They use a big marketing budget to push their otherwise medicore platform. Although I think n64 was decent.
7 of the top 25 highest rated games are Nintendo. Of course whether or not you like a game is personal and subjective but only pointing out lots of people disagree with your assessment
https://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/score/metascore/all/...
For me BotW is my favorite game ever. Not saying it's a perfect game or that you should like it but for me personally I got 120 hours of pure joy from that game. Where as I didn't get into Witcher or Skyrim etc.. (not saying those are bad games, just didn't do it for me).
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#1163 full size USB ports, a USB-C port (could it be Thunderbolt?), a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an SD card reader. All in all, Tom Nook’s laptop appears to have pretty decent connectivity options for a modern laptop, while still remaining relatively thin.
Maybe the inside is bigger than the outside to fit all of that stuff in ;-)
Given the apparent prevalence of Time Lords and Tardises in the Animal Crossing universe (looking at you, Blathers), it wouldn't surprise me.
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#117Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Don't cheat, it's a nice game. Cheat if you want to, or need to, or whatever. If it makes the game more enjoyable for you or if you need an accessbility assist for any reason or just because you like to see content that might be locked behind arbitrary gates. Not everyone approaches games with the same intent, and not everyone can approach games with the same abilities. Cheating is a way to both experience games di…
I didn't read the GP's comment the same way you did. Cheating in a single player game is like looking up a spoiler for the end of a movie. There's nothing wrong with it, but you should be aware the game may not be as much fun afterwards.
I played Skyrim on god mode. Plenty fun for me.
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#118Very nice work! How did you narrow down your search to extract the laptop model specifically, among what must be thousands of 3D assets. I'd love a breakdown of your process!
Seconding this! It'd be great if you could include the extraction process from the beginning too for those of us who are unfamiliar.
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#119Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Don't cheat, it's a nice game. Cheat if you want to, or need to, or whatever. If it makes the game more enjoyable for you or if you need an accessbility assist for any reason or just because you like to see content that might be locked behind arbitrary gates. Not everyone approaches games with the same intent, and not everyone can approach games with the same abilities. Cheating is a way to both experience games di…
Cool, just stay offline if you do though. I don't want people dropping hacked in items on my island, it kind of defeats the purpose of progression for those who aren't cheating.
By the way, how can we visit other players' islands? We don't have any friends with a Switch with whom to exchange invitation codes.
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Cool, just stay offline if you do though. I don't want people dropping hacked in items on my island, it kind of defeats the purpose of progression for those who aren't cheating.
By the way, how can we visit other players' islands? We don't have any friends with a Switch with whom to exchange invitation codes.
I read that people are exchanging codes on Twitter etc.