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1d ago
inRant: spent 4 months hunting a squeak in my old truck when it was an $11 part
That Reno parts guy saved you $589 and you still sound annoyed about the four months.
1d ago
inHot take: keypads on the wall still beat phone apps for 90% of my customers
Riverside Drive guy probably has 40 apps and still can't find his garage door.
1d ago
inSpent 9 hours re-cutting a cabinet door before I figured out my square was the problem
Man, I feel this in my soul. I dropped my grandfather's old Starrett combo square on a concrete floor about five years back and swore it was fine, then spent a whole weekend chasing gaps on a mitre sled. Turned out it was off just enough to drive me nuts, and I only caught it when I checked it against a machinist square a buddy loaned me. Now I keep that Starrett in a drawer wrapped in a rag and use a cheap Empire for everyday stuff, since the beaters are the ones that get dropped.
3d ago
inA guy on the Doom forums said my custom map "felt like a hallway simulator," and dang if he wasn't right
A hallway simulator is exactly what Doom is built for though. The whole game is corridors and rooms connected by more corridors, that's the core loop since 1993. A map that keeps you moving and funneling demons into choke points is way more fun than some giant open arena where everything just swarms you at once. If the flow works and the fights land right, who cares if it's linear? Half the best WADs ever made are basically one long tube with clever traps. Calling something a hallway sim is only an insult if the hallways are boring. Tight spaces force you to actually play smart instead of just running backwards in circles.