@Joseph Zamora-jr are you? Or are you playing the system because ppl will spend ungodly amount of money on a console? If anything they got a good pay day good for them. Don't be sucker lol
@@Iraqiwarcrimesit's directed to your question, in which you say that your pathetic if you are living off scalping. I asked are you? If ppl are dumb enough to buy an item that has been price gouged and the person selling it is continuously making profit, how are they pathetic? If anything it's smart, the scalpers know there was a demand and took a risk with their own captial to buy a product and flip it for profit. It's smart. It's an asshole move but it worked for the most part. To further clarify This is relating to ppl buying ps5 and selling them for 2 OR 3 times that amount. Just like home buying to flip down the road.
@@watchmen617 Are you actually trying to downplay someone's disgust, while Justifying Scalping, going so far as to praise it? Wow. Whoever raised you, failed exponentially.
@@d.iv.in.e - I prefer to hear Ethan talk, to be honest, yea... How is that fat dad more energetic and concise with his speech than this Falcon guy anyway?...
@@madsb7673 Yup. FoldingAtHome existed for years, but this was the first time gamers were given direct control and they figured out everything immediately.
@@AkiRa22084 Except I was playing that folding game back in 2005. Deep Mind has designed neural net that figures out protein shape without any gamers. The whole news piece is misleading, you see.
I hate the “putting food on the table excuse” for scalping... a lot more can be done with 500 dollars that doesn’t require screwing over real costumers and fans of a product
Every time I watch one of Falcon’s videos I feel like I miss half of it and have to rewatch because I start daydreaming about the actual birds. The speed and altitude at which they fly and the enormous amount of force with which they strike their prey is just amazing to me.
My dad has inverted controled, when I asked him why he explained this. Instead of being the character or being inside them (how I see it) he plays as if his hand has a grasp on said character's head. So he pulls back = the characters head goes up. He pushes forward = the head moves down. I use inverted in flight games because that's how a throttle works but I always found his thought process quite interesting.
I liked that one scammer, who scammed scalpers in that way, where he made two scalpers meet up to sell each other a PS5. I can only imagine their faces when they realized they've been scammed.
I’m also one of those inverted freaks. When I was younger, I accidentally switched my settings to inverted, couldn’t figure out how to change it back, so I adapted. Now I can play both ways but my go to is still inverted
Interesting thing I remember about invert controls. I remember a lot of old games for ps1 had invert controls and I had to switch over. My sister however never did and still changes them over.
Is it really a gameranx countdown video if it doesn't contain: 1. Game footage shown with that cheap green line/wire filter. 2. Matrix 1s and 0s over a video or game clip 3. Taking an image then multiplying it all over the screen.
I feel really happy for number 2...but I had to smile about the "knee condition" Like "I was a real good soccerboy...but then I took an arrow in the knee!"
The camera inversion is a simple matter of perspective and how people view the "mechanics" of the camera. Many gamers have subconscious awareness that the camera is physically present and in order to see certain directions you must move it with the camera stick (turn left, see right). Other gamers consider the camera more a matter of which direction you are literally looking (turn right, see right). This is still usually a subconscious act, as the player doesn't generally choose which aspect makes more sense, but settles with what makes immediate sense.
For the inverted controls, I for one think it makes more sense. Think of the joystick as a person's head....you tilt your head back to look up. With movement I think up like on a d-pad or moving up on a joystick as a direction, moving up is moving forward. So one joystick is the characters head and the other is the legs. But I still think it is awkward because with that logic you swing the back of your head left to look, or face right. I could never get used to inverted left and right.
I play inverted on console and the explanation I give people who question me is that I instinctively imagine the pivot point of the pov camera is the character's neck/head rather than the eyes. To look up, pulling down on the thumbstick feels like i'm puling the character's head back, and vise versa for looking down. Most people who I've asked that play normal Y-axis settings say they imagine the pivot point is in the pov character's eyes.
On the protein folding thing: I vaguely remember this from 4+ years ago, but I think the idea for the game back then was to use simple folds (that we know the answer to) as the beginning levels of the game, where they give the player the un-folded protein, and the player needs to fold it into the correct shape to move to the next protein. As you progress to more difficult folding solutions, you learn the patterns and the tendencies for how proteins will fold without an explicate equation telling you how to fold it. Then, as you progress and get better at this, they can start feeding you proteins where the real-world solution isn't known. The hope was that any player that gets to this point, would be good enough at predicting protein folds that their solutions would probably be close to the real-world solution. From that point, the scientist could take the solutions that the players come up with, and use them as starting points for the folding simulations, in the hopes of cutting down the total time it takes to find the true answer. If I had to guess (because I haven't looked at this in years), there must have been some success in doing this. So, they probably used the levels with known solutions (the training part of the game) to train a Deep Learning Neural Network (probably a recurrent neural network) to create folding solutions that are probably closer (and along the correct folding path) to how a protein folds in the real world. I'm not saying that it's closer to the solution that the players would come up with (although that would be ideal); I'm saying that it would be closer than just starting the simulation with a protein that's in the unfolded state. This has the added advantage that you don't need to retain a player base for years on end. On top of that, as solutions for more complicated proteins are found, they can be added to the training data to further refine the AI.
I actually have a very unique inversion problem and would love to know where this study is being held. I am 34 and have played games for about 28 years. I played with inverted controls for what I thought was my entire life, it wasn't until I started collecting old playstation and gamecube games that I realized that none of the games I used to play had an option to change to inverted controls, which made them impossible for me to play them when I revisited them. Yet the strangest thing happened to me about a year or so ago after I hadn't played games for about two months due to working extra hours (which I'd done many times before, and even in longer intervals), but this time I got back to playing a game and I couldn't play inverted anymore, and now it seems like I am learning how to play games all over again. I can't explain it and don't know what caused my directional preference to change either time. It's the weirdest thing and I think about it constantly!
For number #7, mine's inverted to honor my dad. I never played any games with flight controls but he - as a fleet planner - told me that the "looking" controls were wrong. I don't remember having any issues with it when I first changed it so clearly it's in my blood or something lol I know it doesn't make any sense in, like, FPS games but I'm so used to it now, why go back? It's a neat little memory of my dad for me.
The last point regarding the proteins, on the PS3 there was an app called Folding@home, where you would play about with a protein, it was to help with research or something like that...been going on for at least a decade
There are two reasons I play inverted: 1) A lot of old school games (Goldeneye 64, primarily for me) defaulted to inverted controls. I spent so much time playing those games that it became normal. 2) It's a matter of where I view the axis. For me, the axis is not the characters head but the controller, itself. I'll take all of that grant money now, please.
I have to say that these were actually legitimately interesting stories. I usually expect them to be kind of boring but Gameranx is the one channel that actually makes decent content of this kind. Great job!
I invert because my neck controls the same way. For me inverted draws me into the game world, like I'm controlling the physical body of the character, while default makes me feel like I'm staring at a cursor on the surface of the screen.
Fun fact: you can buy the new Xbox or PlayStation for less than $800 from Amazon Saudi Arabia or Dubai PS5:$700 other than shipping Xbox:$600 other than shipping
I play inverted because the first fps games like Goldeneye and Perfect Dark were inverted naturally and you would have to turn it off. So I just learnt with it on.
I'm literally a Gamer with *extreme back pain.* If I play for too many hours, I'll feel like I need to be rushed to a hospital by the time I'm done. It's the worst part of my life. 😢
I started as an inverted controls person and switched right around puberty. Not sure why though. I had just started LAN gaming and I think it was a hassle to switch controls,for me and for those after me so I just got used to regular controls. I always viewed the stick as if it were my head. Picture the top of the joystick as the top of your head. To look up, I have to tilt the back of my head down, that's how I justify the behavior lol.
I started learning to play inverted Y-axis back before online gaming was on consoles. There was no such thing as leaderboard rankings or stat tracking. So learning to play inverted was kind of a cool skill not everyone had. That was considered a victory in late 90s gaming.
@gameranx it’s because people who play inverted thing of a pole behind the head. If you stick a ruler on the back and look down the stick goes up. People think this way or don’t. Most think of the ruler in the front because that’s what they see. In 3rd person games inverted is used a lot more because you are behind the player like the ruler!
i think the inverted y axis thing is a flight sim thing that you pick up. i played a lot of ace combat as a kid and it stuck. and i find myself having to invert the y axis on some games now because it doesnt feel right otherwise or the controles become confusing.
I don't understand how people CAN'T invert their Y axis. I thought it was just younger gamers, as most older games had it that way by default, especially if there was flying involved, but I feel like I know so few people who do it. It makes sharing a controller difficult and cumbersome when you have to go into the settings to change it each time. But honestly, I just cannot wrap my head around not inverting it. I used to invert the X axis too. It is primarily for 3rd person games, I feel. As you view the character as a fulcrum. It makes functional sense.
I always try playing games with non-inverted X axis cuz the vast majority has perfectly good normal controls, but in some very few the inverted X axis makes more sense; I remember I kept changing it for 1 game cuz the brain couldn't make up its mind which made it more sense.
Regular stretching while sitting or laying down for a long period of time or side effects include more than just bad posture and temporary back pain. It’s the same thing if you do a lot of heavy lifting in your work. Not the hardest thing in the world to learn how to do it properly even if you don’t have access to a physical therapist that can teach you. Feeling a bit sore now, not being able to put your shoes on without an aid when you’re fifty is very much a possibility, and all it takes is getting up and doing a few things for maybe five minutes every now and then, drink some water while you’re at it, then you’ll get an automatic reminder to get up and go go I really need to go.
I got Cyberpunk 2077 on PC, on medium settings it runs like butter with a 2080, with about the same number of glitches as I remember day 1 witcher 3 having.
Been using inverted controls forever, personally find it easier to deal with kickback on every FPS to re-center my aim. Also allows me to play a full game with giving my brother's and friends the controller 👍🤣
Frankly I think that scalping could be solved by making people who buy your product sign a waiver that says they will not resell it for 90 days after the purchase date, and a breach of this contract is grounds for a suit.
I know people have hot takes on whether to invert or not, but for my part, I’m just glad that the option is there to not invert. Because it just opens up games to be enjoyed by a whole new audience.
Number 7 is like 90% because people are old enough to have played games where the up with the mouse was down. The rest are kids who accidentally set it, and got used to it.
back in the day of halo 1 and 2 i couldnt play without the controls inverted. i dont know when i changed but i dont invert them anymore. IMO whatever is more comfortable you should do it
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"And now he's gunna buy his family a house "
Wonderful line and good for him!!
Agreed! Happy for them
@@TheFreshSoundsFlorida rr6rr
Now mom will live in his basement.
Go from nothing to being able to buy his neighbors house
I'm shocked that the KFConsole didn't make the list!
I'm glad it didn't, makes room for the less known stories the KFC machine was talked about by quite a few.
Tbf the trailer for that thing has been on TH-cam for a couple months
Right!?!?!?
ikr???
Thats true
Giving a scalper a taste of their own medicine isn't a dick move if anything I salute it.
@Joseph Zamora-jr are you? Or are you playing the system because ppl will spend ungodly amount of money on a console? If anything they got a good pay day good for them. Don't be sucker lol
@@watchmen617 who is that comment directed at, it makes no sense
@Austin Hoffer it's pathetic.
@@Iraqiwarcrimesit's directed to your question, in which you say that your pathetic if you are living off scalping. I asked are you? If ppl are dumb enough to buy an item that has been price gouged and the person selling it is continuously making profit, how are they pathetic? If anything it's smart, the scalpers know there was a demand and took a risk with their own captial to buy a product and flip it for profit. It's smart. It's an asshole move but it worked for the most part. To further clarify This is relating to ppl buying ps5 and selling them for 2 OR 3 times that amount. Just like home buying to flip down the road.
@@watchmen617
Are you actually trying to downplay someone's disgust, while Justifying Scalping, going so far as to praise it?
Wow.
Whoever raised you, failed exponentially.
He should've said it was a router.....
its a good console tbh
A goddamn $600 router
Not to mention the size of it, "yea check it out babe I got a router for the neighbourhood"
I see you are a man of culture...
plash speed 5 they even got an advert to that.
Falcon has one of those voices that’s gonna be REALLY nostalgic in a few years.. let’s enjoy this moment
Thats scary
D.iv.in.e his narration is terrible. Every time I click one of these videos I hope that it’s Jake and not falcon
@@osomorose I bet you enjoy the h3 podcast too, huh? LOL
@@d.iv.in.e - I prefer to hear Ethan talk, to be honest, yea... How is that fat dad more energetic and concise with his speech than this Falcon guy anyway?...
the "putting the food on the table" excuse is BS. They could have bought food instead of scalping consoles.
That protein story was amazing! I feel inspired :-)
Same
I dont get it. Gamers folded some proteins that some scientist couldn’t do for half a century. What?
@@madsb7673 Yup. FoldingAtHome existed for years, but this was the first time gamers were given direct control and they figured out everything immediately.
@@AkiRa22084 Except I was playing that folding game back in 2005. Deep Mind has designed neural net that figures out protein shape without any gamers. The whole news piece is misleading, you see.
Im pretty surr they did something similar in 2011
I wasn't surprised that Falcon has his Y-axis inverted. He's a freaking Falcon so it's natural for him lmao.
He’s not actually a Falcon you know
@@GaniusZ10 yea he knos falcon isn’t a falcon he was making a joke
@@GaniusZ10 He is not a real Falcon!?! How dare you spout such nonsense!
Old games are invert by default, old gamers
Playing the OG microsoft flight sim 1.0 I think it was default inverted.
Edit: Just read the article and yup, I grew up on flight sim lol
I hate the “putting food on the table excuse” for scalping... a lot more can be done with 500 dollars that doesn’t require screwing over real costumers and fans of a product
costumer?
I know they're working on Vaccines right now. But I'm really hoping for a cure for people who use inverted controls.
That's savage haha
Hey that’s me! Why you hating 🥲
@@dylanderoo1063 scram scram you!
Inverted is the only way to play
@@SegwayBossk Case in point. You hate to see it.
Accurate title for thumbnail
Only 1% can't tell what this is
I'm surprised that the kfc console isn't on here
ikr???
It got more popular so everyone knows about it.
KFConsole for life
Currently Studying Biology and that last one just makes me feel good. Thank you for this
Every time I watch one of Falcon’s videos I feel like I miss half of it and have to rewatch because I start daydreaming about the actual birds. The speed and altitude at which they fly and the enormous amount of force with which they strike their prey is just amazing to me.
just add in that last line like nothing, "and then he's gonna buy his family a house."
Number 1: A grown man identifying himself a cartoon falcon.
That's what gamers do.
These are hands down my favorite Gameranx videos. Thanks Falcon
I will always invert the “Y” axis
My dad has inverted controled, when I asked him why he explained this. Instead of being the character or being inside them (how I see it) he plays as if his hand has a grasp on said character's head. So he pulls back = the characters head goes up. He pushes forward = the head moves down. I use inverted in flight games because that's how a throttle works but I always found his thought process quite interesting.
Humidifier? I told my girlfriend the girl staying with us is my cousin. She's not my cousin. Good times.
hol up
@@andrada9506 bruh
XD
My man
Did you get away with it
The asus TUF GAMING rtx 3080 got the number 1 spot on the google 2020 shopping guide.
Gameranx: “Only 1% can tell what this is”
Literally everyone: “it’s a PS5”
Reminds me of those stupid mobile game ads.
@@MrG_wasTaken yeah I didn’t watch the video so I was kinda hoping someone would reply to my comment saying the thumbnail is a joke
I liked that one scammer, who scammed scalpers in that way, where he made two scalpers meet up to sell each other a PS5. I can only imagine their faces when they realized they've been scammed.
That long pause after you said “ that women can”
I was thinking the same🤣
Everyone: sweating intensifies
I’m also one of those inverted freaks. When I was younger, I accidentally switched my settings to inverted, couldn’t figure out how to change it back, so I adapted. Now I can play both ways but my go to is still inverted
I only invert my flight controls. Other than that everything is normal
Exactly flying in games feels weird af if it’s not inverted
@@RDB0199118 right? It just feels so wrong not flying an airplane with inverted control.
Exactly
I used to do that in my old PS2 for GTA SA
Every other game was normal
Pleb
Top 10 weird gaming stories is my favorite I can't wait for it sometimes lol
New to the channel! was that Tom Hanks? lol 😂 great job Happy Holidays
Interesting thing I remember about invert controls. I remember a lot of old games for ps1 had invert controls and I had to switch over. My sister however never did and still changes them over.
Is it really a gameranx countdown video if it doesn't contain:
1. Game footage shown with that cheap green line/wire filter.
2. Matrix 1s and 0s over a video or game clip
3. Taking an image then multiplying it all over the screen.
Best video yet!! Please keep them coming.
There is a problem with the description, it says January instead of December.
I feel really happy for number 2...but I had to smile about the "knee condition"
Like "I was a real good soccerboy...but then I took an arrow in the knee!"
The camera inversion is a simple matter of perspective and how people view the "mechanics" of the camera. Many gamers have subconscious awareness that the camera is physically present and in order to see certain directions you must move it with the camera stick (turn left, see right). Other gamers consider the camera more a matter of which direction you are literally looking (turn right, see right). This is still usually a subconscious act, as the player doesn't generally choose which aspect makes more sense, but settles with what makes immediate sense.
The only time i have controls inverted is when i play flying or swimming games.
For the inverted controls, I for one think it makes more sense. Think of the joystick as a person's head....you tilt your head back to look up. With movement I think up like on a d-pad or moving up on a joystick as a direction, moving up is moving forward. So one joystick is the characters head and the other is the legs. But I still think it is awkward because with that logic you swing the back of your head left to look, or face right. I could never get used to inverted left and right.
I play inverted on console and the explanation I give people who question me is that I instinctively imagine the pivot point of the pov camera is the character's neck/head rather than the eyes. To look up, pulling down on the thumbstick feels like i'm puling the character's head back, and vise versa for looking down. Most people who I've asked that play normal Y-axis settings say they imagine the pivot point is in the pov character's eyes.
1 and 2 place - so heartwarming! We need more of these kind of news during times like these
9:07 "...and now he's going to buy his family a house!"
On the protein folding thing:
I vaguely remember this from 4+ years ago, but I think the idea for the game back then was to use simple folds (that we know the answer to) as the beginning levels of the game, where they give the player the un-folded protein, and the player needs to fold it into the correct shape to move to the next protein. As you progress to more difficult folding solutions, you learn the patterns and the tendencies for how proteins will fold without an explicate equation telling you how to fold it. Then, as you progress and get better at this, they can start feeding you proteins where the real-world solution isn't known. The hope was that any player that gets to this point, would be good enough at predicting protein folds that their solutions would probably be close to the real-world solution. From that point, the scientist could take the solutions that the players come up with, and use them as starting points for the folding simulations, in the hopes of cutting down the total time it takes to find the true answer.
If I had to guess (because I haven't looked at this in years), there must have been some success in doing this. So, they probably used the levels with known solutions (the training part of the game) to train a Deep Learning Neural Network (probably a recurrent neural network) to create folding solutions that are probably closer (and along the correct folding path) to how a protein folds in the real world. I'm not saying that it's closer to the solution that the players would come up with (although that would be ideal); I'm saying that it would be closer than just starting the simulation with a protein that's in the unfolded state. This has the added advantage that you don't need to retain a player base for years on end. On top of that, as solutions for more complicated proteins are found, they can be added to the training data to further refine the AI.
I actually have a very unique inversion problem and would love to know where this study is being held. I am 34 and have played games for about 28 years. I played with inverted controls for what I thought was my entire life, it wasn't until I started collecting old playstation and gamecube games that I realized that none of the games I used to play had an option to change to inverted controls, which made them impossible for me to play them when I revisited them. Yet the strangest thing happened to me about a year or so ago after I hadn't played games for about two months due to working extra hours (which I'd done many times before, and even in longer intervals), but this time I got back to playing a game and I couldn't play inverted anymore, and now it seems like I am learning how to play games all over again. I can't explain it and don't know what caused my directional preference to change either time. It's the weirdest thing and I think about it constantly!
That second story sounded like a really toxic relationship and I hope that the guy ended up managing to escape from her abuse.
For number #7, mine's inverted to honor my dad. I never played any games with flight controls but he - as a fleet planner - told me that the "looking" controls were wrong. I don't remember having any issues with it when I first changed it so clearly it's in my blood or something lol I know it doesn't make any sense in, like, FPS games but I'm so used to it now, why go back? It's a neat little memory of my dad for me.
Thank you falcon. Have a happy new year :)
The last point regarding the proteins, on the PS3 there was an app called Folding@home, where you would play about with a protein, it was to help with research or something like that...been going on for at least a decade
Wife and Mom was always be the most scariest living being on earth
I feel the y axis invert, I just can’t without. Just it helps with aim and flight so much
*PS5 approaching*
Toilet paper: _Finally!_
Toilet paper: _Our battle will be legendary!_
4:59 I remember that Adventure Time episode when Finn the Human had to face his fear of Oceans. That was a great episode
"Plays Fortnite for around 12 hours a day and he's made over half a million pounds doing it"
Let's just take a moment to sink in how that sounds.
Kid's gonna be nearsighted as fuck...
Happy new year Falcon!
There are two reasons I play inverted:
1) A lot of old school games (Goldeneye 64, primarily for me) defaulted to inverted controls. I spent so much time playing those games that it became normal.
2) It's a matter of where I view the axis. For me, the axis is not the characters head but the controller, itself.
I'll take all of that grant money now, please.
Ummm that’s one curvy PS5 on the thumbnail smh!!
I have to say that these were actually legitimately interesting stories. I usually expect them to be kind of boring but Gameranx is the one channel that actually makes decent content of this kind. Great job!
The thumbnail is a ps5. Guess I’m in that 1%
Slouching is actually better than sitting up straight, as it's a relaxed position rather than a position where everything is tensed.
i skipped science class to see gameranxs video
what do i see, MORE SCIENCEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
People:toilet paper
Me:i only need water and soap for my hands..
I invert because my neck controls the same way. For me inverted draws me into the game world, like I'm controlling the physical body of the character, while default makes me feel like I'm staring at a cursor on the surface of the screen.
I always invert my Y-Axis too. I just got used to it from playing games like Starfox and now I can't play regular anymore
Fun fact: you can buy the new Xbox or PlayStation for less than $800 from Amazon Saudi Arabia or Dubai
PS5:$700 other than shipping
Xbox:$600 other than shipping
Quick question... If you NEED to put food on the table, then how are you able of purchasing full ps5 stocks?
I play inverted because the first fps games like Goldeneye and Perfect Dark were inverted naturally and you would have to turn it off. So I just learnt with it on.
I'm literally a Gamer with *extreme back pain.* If I play for too many hours, I'll feel like I need to be rushed to a hospital by the time I'm done. It's the worst part of my life. 😢
I started as an inverted controls person and switched right around puberty. Not sure why though. I had just started LAN gaming and I think it was a hassle to switch controls,for me and for those after me so I just got used to regular controls. I always viewed the stick as if it were my head. Picture the top of the joystick as the top of your head. To look up, I have to tilt the back of my head down, that's how I justify the behavior lol.
I started learning to play inverted Y-axis back before online gaming was on consoles. There was no such thing as leaderboard rankings or stat tracking. So learning to play inverted was kind of a cool skill not everyone had. That was considered a victory in late 90s gaming.
"Video gaming isn't the same part of our life as Toilet Paper" - dude who's never played Destiny 2.
@gameranx it’s because people who play inverted thing of a pole behind the head. If you stick a ruler on the back and look down the stick goes up. People think this way or don’t. Most think of the ruler in the front because that’s what they see. In 3rd person games inverted is used a lot more because you are behind the player like the ruler!
I truly just love the stopper thing after finally getting the PS5 I want to do that
i think the inverted y axis thing is a flight sim thing that you pick up. i played a lot of ace combat as a kid and it stuck. and i find myself having to invert the y axis on some games now because it doesnt feel right otherwise or the controles become confusing.
That thumbnail was basically every mobile game ad in detail.
I don't understand how people CAN'T invert their Y axis. I thought it was just younger gamers, as most older games had it that way by default, especially if there was flying involved, but I feel like I know so few people who do it. It makes sharing a controller difficult and cumbersome when you have to go into the settings to change it each time. But honestly, I just cannot wrap my head around not inverting it. I used to invert the X axis too. It is primarily for 3rd person games, I feel. As you view the character as a fulcrum. It makes functional sense.
Number 1 is really old. I remember herring about that same thing years ago.
I always try playing games with non-inverted X axis cuz the vast majority has perfectly good normal controls, but in some very few the inverted X axis makes more sense; I remember I kept changing it for 1 game cuz the brain couldn't make up its mind which made it more sense.
I love when y'all do these videos
0:17 a bag full of 1 wedding ring makes no sense.
I play with inverted Y axis because games on the consoles years back only had that option to play them and its how I learned, cant go back now lol
@Adon Smith yes they did, older games years ago. You might be too young to know about it
The protein folding game sounds cool. Would be a good activity for organic chemistry or a molecular biology class.
Regular stretching while sitting or laying down for a long period of time or side effects include more than just bad posture and temporary back pain. It’s the same thing if you do a lot of heavy lifting in your work. Not the hardest thing in the world to learn how to do it properly even if you don’t have access to a physical therapist that can teach you. Feeling a bit sore now, not being able to put your shoes on without an aid when you’re fifty is very much a possibility, and all it takes is getting up and doing a few things for maybe five minutes every now and then, drink some water while you’re at it, then you’ll get an automatic reminder to get up and go go I really need to go.
I got Cyberpunk 2077 on PC, on medium settings it runs like butter with a 2080, with about the same number of glitches as I remember day 1 witcher 3 having.
My heart goes out to the man who sent a wii u in 2020
I always thought the inverted controls was because back then in the n64 days inverted was the only way to play any fps on console
never realized before that there is some music playing in the background of this video (and videos like this).
Been using inverted controls forever, personally find it easier to deal with kickback on every FPS to re-center my aim. Also allows me to play a full game with giving my brother's and friends the controller 👍🤣
WOOO welcome, fellow invert-Y player!! Drives all my friends nuts, they just don't understand.
Frankly I think that scalping could be solved by making people who buy your product sign a waiver that says they will not resell it for 90 days after the purchase date, and a breach of this contract is grounds for a suit.
I have always played inverted and have brought my kids up playing inverted.
I know people have hot takes on whether to invert or not, but for my part, I’m just glad that the option is there to not invert.
Because it just opens up games to be enjoyed by a whole new audience.
The last story reminded me of mark robers super mario effect speech from tedx
Number 7 is like 90% because people are old enough to have played games where the up with the mouse was down. The rest are kids who accidentally set it, and got used to it.
back in the day of halo 1 and 2 i couldnt play without the controls inverted. i dont know when i changed but i dont invert them anymore. IMO whatever is more comfortable you should do it
Know what's worse than a scalper? The people that actually buy the consoles at those prices making scalpers continue what they do.
So at my mom's house my TV is up in the top corner and after a play session my neck feels like crap
Everybody loves Lyber Funk 😂
The last one about BioTech development is awesome 😁
1. Router
2. Space heater
3. comes with a handheld hitachi tho
I also play inverted. Reason is I also play alot of flight sim and ace combat back in the day..
I use inverted also. It's from flying games and sims. How does an airplane joystick work? Pulling down makes the nose go up.
All these issues of cyberpunk and im over here enjoying it on ps4
Actually I shockingly haven’t been playing many games this year
Me too, work took the free time I used to have before social isolation
Cyberpunk is RAD tho. And you are a monster for playing games with and inverted Y
We invert the Y axis on our controls bc we learned that from pilotwings on snes.