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Conversely, what also makes you give a sandbox build a thumbs down?

Amount of tasks to do?

Description/summary?

Originality?

Current star status?

Would love to know what fellow builders and players think!

I'm building my first house in sandbox mode. I would like to create a house for someone else to flip (thereby creating a Job).

I've watched the tutorials on all of the tools, as well as how to mark something to sell vs something to buy.

My question is, do I create a trashed house to mark for reno? If I mark things to buy, how do I test where they fit in the house without deleting what I have marked to sell? Or do I do the reverse, where I create a clean house and then damage it?

Appreciate any advice! I'm new to HF2 building but not other building games.

Looking into vending at local conventions to build my network and customer base. I did a couple last year, applied to more this year, and... the investment isn't where I want it to be.

I evaluated my budget at the end of last year. My operating expense is higher than the income. A good chunk of the time, it is due to how much it costs for a vendor space. I live in a rural area, so I am often traveling to bigger cities for these conventions (I have friends to stay with most of the time, so I am not factoring that into my expenses), and don't have the opportunity for a smaller con nearby.

I've applied to more cons this year, but each them for 2-3 days costs $200 or more. Profit on a single d

I did some digging into this subject, and I'd like to make sure I understand the process clearly.

When it comes to claiming the rights to a fictional character, it must be in a piece of work (story, comic, art). Only then can it be submitted to the US Copyright Office.

When a piece of work is also published online, it is considered Intellectual Property by the creator at the time of publication. From what I understand, this is kind of a broad way to say, "Without going into too much detail, it's yours, but you're on your own for fighting for it".

By claiming actual copyright over the piece that the character is featured in, only then can legal action be taken.

I've also seen a few posts

If you're an artist featuring prints of your work, how do you figure out how many prints of each piece you need to bring?

Do you scale it at all by expected attendance of the event?

Do you consider the popularity of each piece and bring more/less than another piece?

What is your plan for selling out?

If someone sees a piece in your profile/portfolio you do not have printed, what do you do?

Any advice is appreciated. I'll be vending for the first time in August, so I don't really have a history to work off of.

Thank you!

Hello! I'm a self-taught new guitarist.

I recently got a distortion pedal on my electric. I'm having trouble dialing in the sound. I've played around with the volume/gain/sound level adjustments on the guitar, the pedal, and the amp, but it all sounds like one bit BLAHHHH when I'm playing.

If anyone could help me figure out some ideal adjustments, that would be lovely.

The gear I'm working with is:

• Ibanez RG Standard
• Fender Full Moon Disortion Pedal
• An old Lion amp leftover from when I played bass when I was a teenager

Thank you in advance!

Hi everyone!

I'm a digital illustration artist looking to expand my portfolio. I'd love to make some TLOU fanart, as I don't see enough of it available at nerd conventions. I'm drawing a bit of a blank for inspiration, and I'd love your help!

Please this isn't a bait-and-switch scam. I'm not going to make it and then ask for money. If you look through my profile, you'll see that I'm also a huge fan of TLOU. I have Ellie's tattoo on my arm. I'm genuinely looking to do work for free! Doesn't matter if it's game or the show. I'll go with whichever if you prefer.

Trolls bashing characters or anything like that other subreddit will be ignored.

Thank you!

My friend is currently subscribed for the one-time purchase plan of the Pro Ver 3. They initially activated and installed this on their laptop.

Now, they are trying to activate this same code on their tower PC (second device). However, when they do, they need to deactivate the version on their laptop. They were not running the program simultaneously. Since then, they have activated the PC and deactivated the laptop.

Will they need to do this every time they switch devices?

Any search for information on dual access comes up as the monthly subscription plan, but my friend as already paid for the one-time purchase plan. Does that mean they have to purchase the monthly subscription in additio

Doing the Arms of Chaos quest. Had no problem picking up all the artifacts, searching for info on the Sea Stallion, retrieving the ring, summoning the dremora, or defeating the dremora.

I can pick up the sigil stones for Lyrkynaz (green) and Sovereign (orange), but not Sehtkynaz. A quest arrow hangs above the dead body.

Can't loot it like the other dead dremora. Can't pickpocket, either. Tried hitting it with a weapon and shouting at it, thinking it might move it, but it's stuck. The last attack I hit it with was with a sword. I also tried waiting an hour (since that seems to fix some of the bugs sometimes), but to no avail.

I tried finding other resources for this question before posting

Looking for some advice on running a low magic campaign in a modern setting. I would love to explore a campaign centered around the paranormal, weird science, and some eldritch horror.

So far, I'm thinking of implementing an "Attention" mechanic that when spells are cast, it alerts others in the surrounding area (such as the local populace, a government oversight agency, enemy entities). Magic, much like the paranormal, is bizarre and dangerous.

What has worked for you in low magic settings? What hasn't? Is there a good way to make magic-casting classes still feel good without the Attention mechanic nuking their abilities?

Looking for a heartwarming/breaking slice of life anime to get into without a romance. Coming of age and high school lessons are great. I tend to like these stories in more grounded reality than magic, but a little magic is okay; I finished watching Suzume yesterday, and have enjoyed things like Little Witch Academia and Silver Spoon in the past. Really looking for something I can kind of find comfort and lose myself in. Not too over the top with humor. What would you recommend?

Forgive me if this has been posted previously, but is there an official ND/Playstation cosplay guide for Joel? I'm able to find one for Part II Ellie, Bill, Tess, and Marlene, but Joel is surprisingly... elusive.

Hello! I'm a fledgling manager of a team of 3 in a retail environment.

Over the past few months, my team has become chronically stressed due to a number of outside factors (understaffed, gloomy weather, irritable customers, increasing volume). I've implemented a lot of broad techniques to try and remedy this, such as being empathetic and removing barriers where I can, but I feel like I need something more specific.

A lot of what I am finding online are short games or exercises, but how do I experiment with one of these if they're so stressed out, they won't take it seriously? Additionally, in a retail setting, we don't have the luxury of focus when a phone is ringing or a customer is walk

So... Have you ever had a moment when you're writing peacefully, totally in the flow of things, and think, "Oh! I'm pretty sure I referenced that earlier!"

And so you go back to the reference point only to discover... it isn't there. AT. ALL. Poof. Erased.

You comb through all your backup save files in desperation. It must be there. You wrote 20k words of it how the fuck could it not exist???

Then you remember. You deleted it, thinking you made a copy of it for a later day, but you didn't make a copy at all, did you? And... Oh, god. That was over a month ago.

Doom.

DOOM.

But there is hope! You can restore a previous version. You can't do it from your phone or your tablet