I think the goal was to be able to physically run some version of modern AAA titles when it came out. Although generally, those titles would be downgraded graphically and run at a low frame rate, making it a less than ideal situation for those with alternative options.

It’s kind of just becoming an indie or old game portable pc to me. Don’t personally have much interest in playing modern graphically demanding titles on it.

Its more about ALL the other games I already want to play lol.

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Always wanted to play this

Thisssss looks fun

I gotta play this sometime

It was not easy to mod, but tbh the majority of available mods are simple bug fixes, lod fixes, and crash prevention mods. I only have one visual, which is just hd textures. So the modded game is really the same but with fewer crashes and less texture popping.

Did you mod your game?

I just started playing again. Modded for about 3 hours but worth it. I’m about to go clear the basement of “demons” for the ghouls.

Whats the game

I needed this today

I started playing nv yesterday!

Woah that dude is creepy lol

New vegas is so cool. I really enjoyed the update today.

Yes

I am using the built-in copilot on Vs code + the copilot chat app.

An example I did today was adjusting the existing email functionality of the application I am working on to use handlebars templates. I was able to reformat the existing html stored as variables into the templates, then adjust their helper functions used to distribute the emails to work with handlebars rather than the previous system all in one fell swoop. I could have done it by hand, but it is repetitive work.

I also use it a lot when troubleshooting issues, such as suggesting how to solve error messages when I am having trouble understanding them. Just pasing the error into the chat has gotten me unstuck too many times to count.

It can also be super helpful when trying to get different versions of the packages installed in a code base to line up correctly, which can be absolutely brutal for me when switching between multiple projects.

Asking specific little questions that may take up the of a coworker or the Sr dev lets me understand the specifics of what I am looking at super quickly without wasting peoples time. I work mainly with existing code, so it is really helpful for breaking down other peoples junk if I am having trouble following.

I like using it to assist me when I am coding.

I’d say it’s actually way easier than it used to be. Play it for fun, and it will unfold in a really nice way.