Gaming

Ooh, yes. I'd forgotten about that.
I do know where he is now thanks to quest markers on the map and it is that area where I keep seeing those Squirrel people hiding in the trees.
Time to march over there and pretend that it wasn't me that did that earlier killing.

One of the gameplay gimmicks I 've grown to like in the Witcher 1 is when you hold down the ALT key and it automatically labels everything on screen that you can interact with. You obviously don't need it in things like Skyrim where you can interact with everything, but in games that have more limitations it does save a you a lot of time and redundant clicks, and it also helps me (mostly!) avoid the wibbly bloedzuigers!
But another "label" I keep seeing in the swamp area is those Squirrelly Scouts lurking in the distance behind some trees. And when I go to investigate they've always disappeared by the time I get there!

I think they're definitely up to something.

No, madam. I'm definitely not trying to eavesdrop on that phonecall in the background. No, no, no.
Can't a man just innocently sit down and read his absolutely engrossing newspaper whilst the people around him talk amongst themselves? Why must everyone be so suspicious of me?

Charlotte wrote:

That guy behind you looks suspicious too....

Oh, I didn't notice him. I was too busy listening to that woman- erm.. I mean, reading my newspaper.

Then I did a game switcheroo and, even though I wasn't playing The Witcher, the squirrels keep following me!






Unity hub?
Is that for Subnautica or are you doing something even more adventurous?

I sort of know where things are for Steam games but I've never investigated folders for Epic games. And if they don't come with easy instructions I've learnt to leave well alone.
A while back I did have the wonderful idea of manually modifying some face textures in the Witcher but after all my "clever" artistic efforts I just ended up with a purple faced Geralt.
I quickly copied back the original files!
Obviously I don't know enough about that DDS image format that they use.

Another thing I'd like to do is to try and export the 3D character models from Skyrim. I know it's possible but reading through the tutorials just reminds me exactly how much I don't understand these days.