Eternal punishment
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Hell is just real life but someone keeps eating nature valley bars in your bed.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Yes, I know it's real because I just found Satan.
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And there's a lag..
Yes, changing between 1-4s
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Don't forget the endless TFA challenges, which will either never arrive, will arrive after the code is expired, or the code just won't work.
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Me who already does this on PS5
"I thought hell would be worse."
They're new credentials every time and the passwords are 32char randomized strings that include equal amounts of lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and special characters.
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That's the upper level. On the lower level you use a remote control, and there's tons of input lag.
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That's the upper level. On the lower level you use a remote control, and there's tons of input lag.
AND ghost clicks. And just enough time of input lag to make you click again, just to see the key being pressed twice, and now you have to go to the backspace button
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That's the upper level. On the lower level you use a remote control, and there's tons of input lag.
No, it is just endlessly looking up and trying to get a movie to play on Paramount+
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It blows my mind that in many cases I can't use my voice to enter text in fucking 2025.
as someone with an accent, may I beat you up with a 1997 modem for asking for more voice input?
those things are a nightmare.
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That's the upper level. On the lower level you use a remote control, and there's tons of input lag.
"@" and "." need to be accessed by a separate punctuation page.
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I vote the PS3 Onscren Keyboard.
Other systems like the PSP and Xbox are actually usable in a way. But the PS3 is hateful. Spaces when you don’t want them. Unintuitive button layout and use. Laggy interface. It has it all.
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They're new credentials every time and the passwords are 32char randomized strings that include equal amounts of lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and special characters.
and I/l and 0/O are nearly indistinguishable.
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and I/l and 0/O are nearly indistinguishable.
The keyboard is also neither ABC or QWERTY. It completely randomizes with every character selected and there is no backspace.
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The first level of the game is called “input a 3000 word essay on why you are in hell”
Any spelling mistakes will require a full do over.
Depending on your crime the return/erase button may be disabled.
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Question: Do I have a choice on what controller I use?
For some reason, I imagined the controller scheme of a Wii and using the pointer controls to type each letter
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Depends whether we talkin predictive T9 or not
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I forgot that was a thing. Since we are talking about passwords, predictive T9 would be truly evil.
On real world cases even predictive T9 beats typing with the arrow keys on a alphabetically order virtual keyboard with a remote's arrow keys.
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The keyboard is also neither ABC or QWERTY. It completely randomizes with every character selected and there is no backspace.
QWERTY except it randomly swaps two characters every time you get comfortable.
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That's the upper level. On the lower level you use a remote control, and there's tons of input lag.
Also the passwords are in a key manager and are 30 random characters. You have to look at your phone and manually enter them one character at a time via the remote.
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As someone who grew up inputing passwords in Mega Drive games with one: there are worst things.
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Nah, that’s merely “Heck.” In Hell you use a TV remote.
One that sometimes lags and doesn't type what you pressed... then catches up and double-types or omits part of it.
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