Gaming

I tried taking on the troll again. And failed again. And Norton keeps warning me about high CPU usage mid fight.  

And as usual, figuring out where the screenshots are is a chore, with online guides being mostly wrong. And Steam being wrong too. So, the game says to press Alt + F2 to take a screenshot and this opens a panel where you can change a bunch of settings and press "Snap" which I did. But Steam says to press F12. The web says that the best way to find Steam screenshots is to use the View screenshots function in (on?) Steam. That function displays absolutely zero screenies. The settings says they're saved in my Documents folder. There are no screenies there either. So either I failed to take any or they are saved in some other location altogether, that apparently even Steam is unaware of.  

I did TRY to take a screenie of the cats, though. But I couldn't take one of petting them because apparently that counted as a cut scene so the Alt+F2 didn't work. Maybe F12 would work, though? (I didn't know about that one at the time, but tried PrtScr which apparently did nothing whatsoever.) 

Also, I hate it when I search for guides on how to make mods and end up on pages explaining how to download and install mods already made.

If you are taking screenshots in any Steam game, it's usually F12. When you close the game it normally automatically opens the screenshot viewer if you have taken any during that game session. You can open the folder through Steam by going to the view menu and selecting screenshots, in the window that opens (Screenshot Manager) there's an open folder on disc icon which will open the folder in Explorer.

EDIT - The ALT+F2 is probably the games own camera mode, so it may replace the Steam screenshot function.

Uhm, yes. And I have no screenshots.

Then you didn't take any 

I am aware. But I DID use the in-game screenshot function. It's annoying. And also an explanation as to why I still don't have any cats to show Val. Important stuff.

Maybe you're a muggle and just can't do screenshots 

In Windows 11 Print screen automatically saves a png in a screenshots folder in the default pictures folder.