while davinci resolve is probably pretty top shelf as editor, just be mindful of limitations, namely: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/DaVinci_Resolve#MP4,_H.264,_H.265_and_AAC_Support

DaVinci Resolve free does not support decoding or encoding H.264 and H.265 video, regardless of the container type.

Neither DaVinci Resolve free or Studio versions support decoding or encoding of AAC audio streams.

Unless you feel like buying the studio version, you can't really use h264/h265 video codecs. For me this is pretty much a dealbreaker as I don't have hardware which could encode eg. AV1 video reasonably - and I really don't want to transcode recordings to different formats for editing.

It's been a while since I last played fallout 4 - outside of Fallout: London, while it's "technically" the same game, it's not. Haven't played the "next gen" patch version.

Anyhoo:

Right there with you about the settlements.

Building my own fortress just for the sake of it? Sure, but functionally literally a single container box, few crafting tables, bed and maybe walls if you really want to is needed. I don't mind some settlers to make the place a bit more lively, but they have absolutely zero agency of their own. I just can't be bothered to micromanage a bunch of idiots who seem to be starving until you literally hold their hand and make them farm the plants that were right next to them all the time. Haven't tried sim settlements mod.

The thing that starts to really annoy me is how some settlers seem to get captured by bandits all the time. My "favorite" was this one lady who got captured on weekly basis, and was held every week in the same bunker, tied down on the same spot. After several rescues the bandits just stopped respawning, so she was just sitting in the bunker tied down and all the doors were open. I like to imagine it was her kink and not just badly implemented repeating quest. Eventually I just stopped caring, it was getting stupid - even in Fallout's standards. In general the generated "quests" are fine, but they start to repeat pretty quickly.

My preferred method was just to mod carry weights to zero and vacuum everything scrap looking on my adventures and craft away - I know I could just consolecommand in the parts, but I'd rather do some collection on my own.

The adventuring in F4 was pretty great, I did enjoy snooping around the city and doing odd jobs here and there. I've played the game few times to like lvl 60-whatever but never finished the main quest - furthest I've gotten was apparently to start pushing the final attack to the institute but I just couldn't be bothered. I did finish the dlc's, tho.

All in all, kinda feels like it's the middle of the road Bethesda-game, decent-ish on it's own, better with mods.

I don't think you can take your 3 curved monitors in eg. trains or other travel with you. :P

I don't have steamdeck either, but seems like pretty dope portable system to me.

list of surprised people:

wonder if it's going to rat someone out by saying something along the lines of

A member of your Steam Family already owns Horny Hentai Ladies: Stupidly huge dongs GOTY

I'm ok with timezones, but the guy who invented daylight savings time I'd slap to all the way to the sun

c'mon man, you forgot to call .EnableUltraWideSupport()

when the company as allocated at most 5 seconds per delivery and you've already spent 3, reading instructions is not going to happen. Gotta go fast

[malix@derp ~]$ fewer .bashrc 
bash: fewer: command not found

:(

"If you decapitate Karlach before having spoken to her and then resurrect her, she'll no longer spend the rest of the game headless."

Man, some interactions in this game are wild.

well, I do understand that in tournaments the games shouldn't be modded.

Otherwise: let players do what ever they please.

but what about programmers with problems hearing? An alternative of webcam video with sign language, pantomime and subtitles is needed!

edit: OOH! Use AI to generate the sign language videos. Could be wild, considering how good AI is at drawing hands.