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| | | | | Parenting blog about academic work/life balance, kids with ADHD, and a snarky look at raising 4 kids. | |
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www.epbot.com
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| | | | | Is it possible to take TOO many pictures at Dragon*Con? Because I think I did. I've been cropping and tweaking and sorting cosplay pics for ... | |
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www.containsmoderateperil.com
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| | | Despite its many flaws, Cyberpunk 2077 launched with a very comprehensive "photo mode". Developer's CD Projekt Red put a lot of resources into creating the game's aesthetic and recognised that players would want to explore it and record how their avatars interact with it. The ability to take screen captures is a selling point for many games, especially in the RPG and MMORPG genres. It allows players to keep a permanent record of their activities over time and also adds another social aspect to proceedings. Players love to share screenshots that showcase their avatars and record events they've participated in. Some fan sites are predicated purely upon in-game photos. Either highlighting the various cosmetic items that are available or capturing the beauty of ... | ||
