@thewebpro Thank you for those patches! Unfortunately, I stumbled upon a bug that makes the game literally unplayable. At the end of a preparation phase if the blackout occurs, there’s no way to fix it. Flipping the switch in the breaker box doesn’t seem to do the trick. Plz fix 🙏
@thewebpro At first I thought that my pc was not keeping up to the requirements but it turned out that it’s not the issue since as I said, everything else was running smoothly. Plz fix :<<
@thewebpro The huge bug I’ve encountered during the first 2,5 hrs of gameplay is render resolution bug. When I set it to 100% and turn off v-sync, scrolling through sites is nearly impossible. Also, the animations in the tutorial seem to be waaaay slower on 100%.
I took a drive yesterday to clear my mind and find a new gym. Wherever I was when I felt ready to stop driving, I was going to find a gym and train. I ended up at Golds Gym in Fullerton, Ca.
As I’m walking in I met a follower of mine named Sayid and his wife, both very surprised to see me at their gym. “What are you doing all the way out here?”, he asked. He is a huge supporter of what I do and said the kindest things. I was very humbled and grateful.
Throughout my workout I would find him between sets to talk and make jokes to show him some love. When he and his wife were done they asked me for a photo and of course I said yes with a big smile on my face. I thanked them again and as they went to leave he stopped and put a hand on my shoulder, looked in my eyes and said, “The world needs you Joey”. I just stood there in silence. The way he said it it was as if he could see the pain in my eyes and what I’m going through. They left and I just sat there for 5 minutes letting his words sink in. Everything hit me all at once and it overwhelmed me as tears began to roll down my face. “The world needs you”. I had no idea how much I needed to hear that but somehow he did. But how did he know? I thought I did a great job putting a smile on to cover up my struggles and try to make others happy. I constantly have to tell myself, “it’s ok not to be ok sometimes” as I try to heal but it’s much easier said than done.
Sayid, if you happen to see this brother, first off I’m sorry if I spelled your name wrong, second thank you for seeing me the way you did. Your words meant more to me than you know. There was a reason I ended up at your gym today and I believe that reason was you.