This is just a dumb thought I had the other day so, don't take it too seriously. But, what is stopping anyone from auditioning with literally any song ever written? Who's gonna know? Or call your bluff?
There are so many juke box musicals nowadays and everyone and their brother is making a new musical. There are just too many to keep track of. So why couldn't any song be an audition song, if it fits the material???
Anyway, just dumb, random thoughts from me! Thanks

Hi fellow iRacers, This week am doing the 40min GT sprint on Suzuka in the Porsche 992 and in the first 25 to 30min the car is really listening to my inputs and have a very good grip. In the last 15min the car seems to have very bad grip. Tyre wear black box shows that front left and rear left are about 78% and the other two tyres around 84%. Am new to iRacing so am not if those numbers are good or bad but I remember when I drove the M4 the past 2 weeks in the same series I was not really suffering in the last 15min as I do in the 992, also I have soloed Sebring 3hr in the 992 and the tyres didn’t feel that bad after 60min. So my question, is it just track and car combination? I know from ACC that the Porsche is very intense on rear tyres but am not sure about iRacing Tyre modeling. Will increasing TC during last 15min help persevere tyres better? Thanks

After weeks of grueling gameplay, I finally completed a Only guns + Genocide run (Pinecone Pig simulator). This was probably the most boring and anxiety inducing gameplay ever, but it's over. (To clarify, I don't have proof to post, besides a 19 hour save)
I just wanted to post my route here, which was very inefficient and stupidly slow, but I wanted to be safe, and minimize farming (my run ended at 19:47, probably 12:00 of farming and 03:00 of searching for enemies and loot). So, my route was:
Day 1 morning: - Looted all herbs and stuff; - Saved Henryk (didn't get the Vinushka's bible); - Killed some (sickle & pipe Villager after derelict house) Moonscorched enemies, shooting outside of battle (agility wasn't enough to fight), then ran back to the train through the west; - Went through the sewers towards PRHVL Bop (avoiding every enemy, died a few times), got a book of enlightenment and saved.
Day 1 morning/2: - Looted Dr. Kefer's store and the apartments nearby, getting a Vinushka's bible and triggering a death mask before heading out. - Went back through the sewers, avoiding enemies again. - Slept at the train.
Day 1 Evening: - Went after the Woodsman (without a strategy, mind you), killed him inside battle but lost an arm, recovering on the broken shack. - Got the Pinecone Pig, and then farmed a little bit (keep in mind that loot was still plentiful). - Went back to the village through the west and killed the villagers and vile, had to kill them outside of battle (same agility issue), and looted everything (finally getting the Small thing's amulet, yay). - Slept again.
Day 1 Night: - Killed the dogs and went to the bunker, looting everything. - Killed Chaugnar on the first floor (with the shotgun) - Got down and killed Chaugnar again (that scared me), consuming all of my ammo. - Rushed through Rher's dimension (avoiding everything). -Slept again, learning all of Levi's skills + Short Circuit.
Day 2 morning: - Bought ammo in the store. - Fun time in the sewers again! (Easier this time, through tunnel 6). - Tried to kill all bobbies and the rifleman from the main street (died a lot, both by bobbies and by Needles hands). - Avoiding Needles, looted the bookstore, got the GOFAH bible and saved.
Day 2 Morning/2: - Save scummed the fight against Marinara sauce (she blinded me too many times). - Looted the church and that little area to the east (learned a lesson after trying to kill the trooper, just avoided him afterwards). - Finally went after Needles, killing him outside of battle. - Went back to the village, spent my shillings, killed the decrepit priest, cut the main gate's locks and went after Pav (I didn't kill Marcoh or Tanaka due to poor planning). - Killed the bobbies, said hello to Pocketcat, then backtracked through the sewers and saved in the bop (ritual circle)
Day 2 morning/3: - Farmed a bit with the Pinecone Pig, and went back to the back alleys. - Juked a fecal hound and used his body to block a gate. - Killed the mob with relative ease (marksmanship saved my ass). - Went towards Karin and killed her (also killing the half cocooneds, easy fights). - Got my trusty bear trap and went to deal with that pesky death mask, almost dying in the process due to a visual bug that allowed it to reach me (the MF'er got invisible), but managed to run away and kill it. - Backtracked and farmed more (this time it was a longer session). - Cleared the orphanage and it's Rher's dimension (I left Father Hugo alive, good decision), then went back to the store for ammo. - Farming again... - Went to the sewers and cleared the moonscorched group (big mistake on my part, spent 2 9mm rounds per battle and a lot of healing items), also killing Moonscorched Levi and a rat hag. - Looted everything I had missed, went back to the train and saved (slept), also getting Pav's, Marina's and Karin's skills.
Day 2 evening: - Went on a killing spree (Marcoh, Tanaka, Olivia, Henryk and Caligura) and farmed (very long session, about 01:30). - Went to the Tunnel 7 Rher dimension and cleared it using a syringe of heroin (poor usage, but I was fed up of farming), saving me turns and ammo (1 shot inside of battle). - Ran to the white mold apartments, got in Rher's dimension and cleared it with heroin again (necessary, neighbors were wrecking me, and heroin made me 1 shot them w/pistol). - Went towards the storage near the woods, killing every enemy on the way (bad decision, should have waited until I got "steal"), and Olivia's doppelganger. - Went to the foundations of decay and defeated Moonless by using heroin and Yggaegetsu amulet (August saved her but screw this, I'm not doing all that farming again), and killed Tanaka's doppelganger. - Went back through the elevator to farm even more (almost losing my sanity). - Saved on the train again, with the ritual circle.
Day 2 evening/2: - Went to the church to kill all crimson fathers. Then cleared the way to the mausoleum alley. - Avoided the Bellends and used Pep pills to beat Rancid the Sergal. - Killed the other Bellends (after more farming...). - Got almost every possible skill in the Hexen, got another book of enlightenment and saved.
Day 2 evening/3: - Went to the church to kill dysmorphia, then killed the elite trooper to the east (using steal, best skill ever). - Looted the museum, talked to Pocketcat and got 4 books of enlightenment. - Back to the White Mold Apartments to kill Daan. - More farming... - Went to the woods avoiding the owl cultists (very annoying, resilient to bullets inside battle), killed the dogs, then went back and killed the Centaur (funny thing, he got stuck and I one shot him, really cool). - Entered the bunker, looted it and killed Stitches (too afraid to lose a good run, so I shot her in the overworld, wasting ammo), then I ignored the Living Flesh. - Went back to the train and slept.
Day 2, night: - From this point onwards, it was just Pinecone Pig farming. No loot left anywhere. - Went to the sewers to kill neighbors and other enemies. - Back to the church to kill the Crimson fathers from the hidden passage (avoided them before due to lack of ammo) and the Pillarmen. - Back to farming, saved in the Mayor's manor.
Day 3 morning: - Again, even more farming, then I went after the Mayor's manor Ronteals. - Hunted down the beekeepers in the city (killed them on the overworld). - Killed Father Hugo, getting another 2 Books of Enlightenment. - Went back once again to farm (had to spend a lot of time, since boxes and other stuff was scarce). - Killed all Sew Jobs in battle (taking unnecessary risks, just to save ammo). - Saved with a Book of Enlightenment (tired as fuck).
From this point onwards, I just farmed a lot and killed Rancid the Sergal, the Living Flesh, August (took too long, I wanted to kill him before, but lack of planning struck again), all of the Owl cultists (surprisingly tough, 3-4 pistol or rifle ammo in battle, so i killed some in the overworld) and the Ratkin Gang (surprisingly easy with Marcoh's skills). All of these had farming sessions in-between. At last, I said goodbye to (AKA: brutally murdered) my villager buddies and went for the hard fights.
I killed both the Tormented One and the Heartless One, using the ultimate boss fight setup, that I kept for all remaining boss fights: - Rifle; - Chainmail dress; - Bremen elite helmet; - Salmonsnake Rune; - Yggaegetsu amulet; - Leechmonger ring.
After this, saved again in Hugo's House (spent many books farming w/Pinecone Pig, left 1 for the bunker) and got ending B, which was surprisingly easy. Then I went for ending A, got ammo in the bunker, cleared it and saved on the last bridge, also using my last heroin syringe. Died 3 times in the Platoon fight, but succeeded and killed Kaiser easily. Fighting against logic was tense AF, not because of health, but of ammo. You might not believe it, but after spending 19 .303 ammo and 14 9mm ammo, I finished off Logic with the only shotgun shell I had in my inventory, epic as fuck.
So, this was my run. I wanted to share just to know the mistakes I made, and also because I'm happy with this.
Just to add: does anyone know other challenges that are also hard and involve killing everyone? (Just not maso-mode, I think I'd have a mental breakdown)

I may be a peasants but at least i have a juke box
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Hi all,
I’m in the process of getting a new car, my previous car (Manual 2008 Renault Clio) finally gave up and I have been wanting a new car for a while anyway.
I’ve always fancied a 1 Series just for size, speed and practicality but have test driven a few C Class Mercs recently and really enjoyed them.
I’m going pretty niche with an 8.5k budget, 2012 - 2014+ plate, it being an auto, under 70k miles, and something that is reliable for the next 4-6 years as I don’t chop and change cars frequently (I had my Clio for 6 years, been driving for 10 yrs). Having some onboard tech is always a bonus as haven’t had parking sensors, onboard console etc in my previous cars, and something that’s a little punchy when I accelerate 1.6L + engine.
I’ve talked myself out of some other cars due to things I’ve read about their bad auto gear boxes (VW Golf/Polo, Nissan Juke).
I would like some advice really regarding the BMW vs Mercedes in terms of reliability, cost of running (services, auto gearbox, etc), and just overall drive satisfaction.
Thanks in advance to anyway who responds!

The biggest and most beneficial change the game could possibly adopt for me personally isn’t anything character specific, it’s not the juke-box (as desperately as that is needed).. it’s the replay mode.
This game would be MILES ahead of Season 1 if they decided to incorporate a ‘jump into replay’ feature so we can lab out what happened during our recent matches.
The replay mode needs some slight improvements as it stands, like adding the frame data bar to the bottom instead of the janky numbers popping up here and there, and being able to manipulate the replay and training mode while matchmaking is going without it completely freezing your controls, but the biggest most beneficial change in my opinion is the jump-in.
Thoughts?

Clover

Five humans, missing...

Spoilers for all of Undertale Yellow's main routes below
Undertale Yellow is a fan-made prequel to the hit indie game Undertale. While Undertale follows the story of Frisk, the seventh human child to fall into the monster ruled Underground, Undertale Yellow follows the story of their immediate predecessor. Meet Clover, the sixth human. Unlike the humans that fell before, this gun-toting cowboy is unique in the sense that their journey to the Underground was no accident. Clover entered the Underground voluntarily in order to investigate the disappearances of the previous five humans and, if it turned out they perished at some point after their fall, hoped to avenge their deaths. See, while Frisk possessed a red SOUL that embodied Determination, Clover's SOUL is yellow for the trait of Justice. Clover's journey would lead them all throughout the Underground, meeting some monsters that will be familiar to those who have played Undertale and some brand new faces as well.
Like Undertale before it, Undertale Yellow's story can be altered significantly depending on the player's actions. Perhaps Clover befriends the monsters they meet and determines they were unfairly trapped underground, deciding to sacrifice themselves to bring monster kind closer to freedom. Or maybe Clover will blame the monsters for the deaths of the previous human children, avenging them with swift cruelty. Either way, Clover will act in the way they believe they can best embody Justice.

So How Do the Fights Work Anyway?

Like its predecessor, Undertale Yellow tends to treat RPG mechanics as literal aspects of the game's world. Due to the abstract nature of fights in both Undertale and Undertale Yellow, with enemy monsters targeting Clover's SOUL rather than their physical body, it's understandable that there may be some confusion about how Clover actually scales to certain monsters. Luckily, this is a bit more clear in Undertale Yellow than it was in the original game, as the reveal trailer shows that the attacks of monster are things that Clover physically has to react to and dodge (we even see this same attack utilized in game) even though the battle menu only shows their SOUL.
But this is just for when encounters have already begun, what about before that? And what triggers encounters anyway? There's an area in the Wild East where boulders are falling onto the path that Clover needs to dodge. If they fail to avoid them, this begins an encounter too, where Clover is given the opportunity to avoid the "attacks" in the battle menu to negate damage. Other examples include Clover escaping damage from hot steam after touching it and avoiding damage from Axis' energy balls after they hit them. What this means for standard versus fights is a little vague, but it likely means that any attack that would deal meaningful damage starts an encounter and that it would be impossible to simply kill Clover with a sneak attack. Even if it hit them, Clover would still get the opportunity to dodge before the proper fight begins. That said, there is one example of Clover dying without triggering an encounter at the end of the Neutral Route. It's possible this is because it was an unescapable situation but the mechanics of it are still vague and unclear.
As seen with the previous examples such as the falling boulders and steam, it seems that attacks that hit Clover's SOUL and their physical body are more or less interchangeable. Or rather, it isn't possible to circumvent the SOUL to only hit the physical body because even attacks that hit Clover's physical body will trigger an encounter that can then be dodged or endured by the SOUL.
Finally, it's worth noting that the sizes of objects can vary from their appearances in the battle to what they look like in the overworld. We see Clover's SOUL alongside their physical body a few times throughout the game and it's pretty consistently a little larger than their torso. So this thread will describe feats with that scale in mind.

Other Things To Note

• At the end of certain routes, Clover acquires certain abilities/powerups that don't necessarily apply to the rest of the game. Feats or items that are limited to those routes will be marked with the corresponding route.
  
  • [Pacifist] Feat
• Like your standard RPG's, Undertale Yellow possesses a leveling system that will increase the more enemies that Clover kills, with certain abilities being unlocked after certain levels are achieved. However, in the Genocide route Clover showed off the ability to level up rapidly simply by being filled with enough righteous fury. Abilities that are locked behind certain levels will also be marked accordingly.
  
  • Feat^{LV 19}
• The majority of feats will come from Undertale Yellow, but occasionally clips from trailers and other promotional material on the director of the game's Youtube channel will be used, which will be labeled with a T like so:
  
  • Feat^T

Physicals

Strength

• Breaks a piece of wood that had jammed an elevator door with a pickaxe, which broke the pickaxe despite it being described as sturdy previously
• Pushes aside a cabinet
• While physically holding the lid of a trash can Clover is able to deflect Axis' energy attacks back at him which destroyed portable generators about as tall as Axis himself
  • Clover also uses this lid to deflect Axis' bombs
• [Anti-Feat] Needs Martlet's help moving a table

Speed/Agility

• Runs roughly 2/3rds faster than they walk, traveling the same distance in 1.5 seconds that it took them 2.5 seconds to walk
• Climbs a good distance up a rope, though Flowey resets the timeline before they reach the top
• While fighting Decibat they react and move relatively to various attacks that appear to be sound-based
  • Note that blue attacks don't harm you if you're standing still and orange attacks don't if you're moving
• Passes over a bridge when the boards were constantly elevating and lowering
• Moves out of the way of Dunebud's arrows
  • We see in the game's reveal trailer that these arrows move much faster than their in-game counterparts would suggest
• Avoids the soundwaves produced by Starlo's bell attack
• Escapes Axis during their chase
• Jukes the hell out of Axis
• Moves relatively to the arrows and flintlock pistol shots of a pair of mini robots
• Climbs a laundry chute

Durability
Blunt

• A tumbleweed knocks them onto a lower platform and they don't even flinch
• Even while using the Patch, Clover's starting accessory that offers no extra defense, Clover can withstand several giant boulders smashing into them
  • While using the Steel Buckle or superior defensive items, this damage is totally negligible
• Takes several blows from Ed that launch massive boulders into the air
• Withstands the Guardener's attacks which could smash giant gears that are larger than Clover
• [Genocide] Gets hit by large meteors summoned by Zenith Martlet

Falling

• Jumps down a hole into the Underground and lands on a bed of flowers
• Falls through the floor of the Ruins and lands in a bed of flowers in the Dark Ruins, quickly jumping to their feet afterwards
• Crashes a speeding boat over a ledge, sending them over and into the mines
  • Flowey did comment they seemed pretty hurt by this
• Falls down a trap door

Heat

• Survives in the Steamworks with no issue, which was hot enough to light Moe's clothes and stand on fire over the course of their conversation
• Withstands multiple fire attacks from Asgore before eventually succumbing to them (with Asgore being the strongest non-final boss monster in the original Undertale)

Other

• Gets shocked repeatedly by Dalv's electrical attacks, enduring four before eventually succumbing
• A giant fan produces a sandstorm that pushes them back a considerable distance
• Gets hit by dynamite thrown by Starlo
• Survives multiple shots from Starlo's revolver
• Withstands hits from Axis' energy balls which later destroy Axis' portal generators
  • During Axis' boss fight, Clover takes no damage from this at all
• With the highest defensive accessory they take negligible damage from Ceroba's attacks which shatter stone pillars (they also take a glancing blow from these attacks in a cutscene without damage, though it takes them some time to return to their feet)
  • [Pacifist] Clover later withstands Ceroba's attacks after she had powered up into her Kitsune form, which dealt double damage compared to her previous attacks (2HP with the best defensive item instead of 1HP)
• [Pacifist] Endures for a little over a minute after their soul had been extracted from their body (though they were too weak to do anything but crawl)
• [Genocide] Gets crushed by blocks with enough force to shatter them which are not affected by their SOUL's energy beams
• [Genocide] Here is the top of UG Apartments before Clover's battle with Zenith Martlet compared to after, which assuming Martlet's attacks were responsible for any of this damage means that Clover would scale to it
• [Genocide] Clover grows so powerful that Asgore's trident shatters against their SOUL^{LV 20}

Skill

• Shoots a hat off a dummy
• Beats Starlo in a quickdraw contest
• After being fully lasso'd by Starlo, Clover is still able to effectively avoid his attacks and even tricks him into shooting his own lasso twice
  • Starlo is accurate enough to shoot sticks of dynamite out of the air
  • Clover is still able to fight back as well
• Can shoot something as small as a micro froggit
• Opens a door by shooting its control panel
• Plays a mean harmonica^T
• Holy shit they're so sick with it^T

Justice SOUL

• Flowey talks about how Boss Monsters are stronger than others and that a human SOUL is even more powerful than them
• [Pacifist] During the final boss, Clover is powered up and given a plethora of different abilities (the reason for this isn't explicitly stated, but it's likely because they felt their cause was just, more so than they ever had in the rest of the game)^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] Endures repeated enraged attacks from Ceroba that should have killed them before returning to full HP as the next phase of the boss starts^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] Can fire energy blasts from their SOUL which are strong enough to overpower Ceroba's own charged blasts^{LV 1}
    • They can quickly fire smaller shots on top of the more powerful charge shots^{LV 1}
    • A weaker version of Ceroba's attacks could shatter stone pillars^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] Is able to phase through attacks, including otherwise unavoidable AOE attacks^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] Clover is able to Hope, allowing them to take an extra hit without damage^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] Clover is able to Endure, regenerating health from a range of 5HP to 10HP^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] Clover is able to Remember, granting them a speed buff over the course of that turn^{LV 1}
  • [Pacifist] After cracking Ceroba's Kitsune mask, Clover is able to see a memory of her past talking to her dying husband^{LV 1}
• [Genocide] After hearing that Axis, the penultimate boss, killed a human child, Clover is filled with such rage and a desire for justice that they automatically leveled up and developed the ability to shoot energy blasts from their SOUL. The first blast obliterated the trash can lid Axis was using as a shield and after further leveling up they fired a massive beam that obliterated Axis entirely. Clover also gained an assortment of other abilities at this point^{LV 15/19}
  • [Genocide] Smaller shots can be rapid fired and a brief charge allows Clover to fire the beam^{LV 19}
    • [Genocide] It required two small shots to destroy the meteors Zenith Martlet summons and they're completely obliterated by the beam^{LV 19}
    • [Genocide] With enough shots Clover destroys Martlet's armor that their gun was completely useless against (based on the fact that the Fight button is locked during the phase of the fight that she's wearing the armor)^{LV 19}
    • [Genocide] Clover's beam is strong enough to completely obliterate Asgore as well as his throne and the wall behind him^{LV 20}
  • [Genocide] Like in the Pacifist ending, Clover is able to dash which smashes blocks that their shots and beams couldn't break and allows them to phase through otherwise unavoidable attacks without damage^{LV 19}
  • [Genocide] After destroying Martlet's armor, Clover is able to see into mind and witness her backstory^{LV 19}
  • [Genocide] Clover is able to Endure, automatically recovering anywhere from 20HP to 25HP^{LV 19}
  • [Genocide] Here is the top of UG Apartments before Clover's battle with Zenith Martlet compared to after, with Clover presumably being responsible for at least some of the damage^{LV 19}
• [Genocide] Throughout the game, Clover is able to undo mistakes thanks to the SAVE function. Primarily, this is thanks to Flowey doing so for you, becoming an in-universe stand-in for standard RPG Saving and Loading and ultimately allowing them to revive at the latest SAVE point for standard enemies or directly back into the battle for Boss encounters. However, at the end of the Genocide route Clover levels up enough to steal Flowey's control of the timeline, ultimately taking the SAVE ability for themselves which they can use to SAVE and LOAD in the middle of battle^{LV 20}

Gear

Note that while Clover can store excess items in boxes they find around the Underground, they can only carry eight items in their inventory not including their current Weapon, Ammo, Armor, and Accessory. Later in the game they discovered the Dimensional Satchel which allows them to access the boxes from anywhere, but they still only have eight slots to bring into an encounter.
Weapons
Guns

• Toy Gun - Clover's default weapon is a simple toy gun
• Wild Revolver - A gift from Starlo, purchased from Blackjack's shop
  • While the Toy Gun only fires once per turn, the Wild Revolver is fired six times in a row
  • While the Wild Revolver looks and functions like a typical revolver, note that Blackjack does say that he made it so as not to be lethal (though the following line about how anything could be lethal if used enough times consecutively makes this seem more like a meta joke about RPG fight mechanics, even going so far as to mention the ballet shoes that are a weapon in the original Undertale)

Feats
Note that cutscenes will always play out the same regardless of whether the Toy Gun or Wild Revolver is being used, so while the Revolver is obviously the more powerful of the two the Toy Gun is much more powerful than it's name would suggest and the following feats apply to both weapons.

• Damages machinery
• Critically damages Axis who could withstand his own energy balls being reflected back at him with no physical damage, merely draining his power instead
  • After being rebounded Axis' attacks destroyed portable generators as tall as Axis himself
• Destroys robots with repeated shots
• Executes undamaged monsters in cutscenes/scripted fights in both the Pacifist and Genocide routes
• [Anti-Feat] Was unable to destroy the trash can lid Axis was using as a shield

Ammo
Rather amusingly, Clover will jam whatever odd materials they can find into their weapon which somehow works perfectly^T

• Rubber Ammo (AT 0) - The default ammo that Clover started their journey with
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
• Pebble Ammo (AT 3) - Small rocks that Clover discovered in the Dark Ruins
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
• Ice Ammo (AT 6) - Discovered near the start of Snowdin, these fragments of a shattered ice crystal don't melt and cool Clover's gun upon being loaded
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
• Coffee Ammo (AT 4 + 1 SPEED after perfect attack) - Found in a barrel near the exit of Snowdin
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
  • Compare the increased speed to Clover's normal battle speed
• Flint Ammo (AT 9) - Salvaged from an ore deposit outside the East Mines
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
    • Note that the shots make small explosions upon impact
• Glass Ammo (AT 5 + 2HP) - Taken from a shattered glass in the Dunes Gift Shop
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
• Silver Ammo (AT 3 + Bonus Damage for Perfect Shot) - Purchased from Blackjack's shop
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
• Nails (AT 10) - Found in a box in the Steamworks greenhouse
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver
• [Neutral/Genocide] Friendliness Pellets (AT 11) - A gift from Flowey, acquired outside of the Steamworks
  • Toy Gun Wild Revolver

Armor

• Warn Hat - The default armor that Clover started their journey with
• [Pacifist/Neutral] Nice Hat - Visually identical to Clover's old one and offers no extra defense or benefits, but it is a pretty nice hat

Accessories

• Patch (Armor DF 0) - The default accessory that Clover started their journey with
• Feather (Armor DF 2) - A stray feather located in the tunnels near Dalv's house
• Honeydew Pin (Armor DF 4) - Purchased at the Honeydew Resort shop
• Band Merch Pin (Armor DF 5) - A pin given to Clover by a band's super fan in Honeydew Resort
• Steel Buckle (Armor DF 7) - Found inside a cubby in the East Mines
• Safety Jacket (Armor DF 6) - Found on a hook in the East Mines
• Fancy Holster (Armor DF 8) - Purchased from Blackjack's shop
• Safety Goggles (Armor DF 9) - Acquired from Vendy in the Steamworks
• Silver Scarf (Armor DF 6 and +2HP Every Turn) - Given to Clover by Slurpy in Snowdin after freeing his tongue from a frozen pole
  • Here is the scarf in use
• Delta Run Patch (Armor DF 10) - Purchased from Bits and Bites at UG Apartments
• Golden Bandana (Armor DF 12) - Found in a chest in the Steamworks
  • This did come at the cost of sacrificing the Golden Pear, Golden Coffee, and Golden Cactus

Food/Healing Items
Note that at their weakest (LV 1), Clover has 20HP and at their strongest (LV20), Clover has 100HP
Single Use

• Lemonade - 7HP
• Lukewarm Pop - 8HP
• Candy Corn - 9HP
• Packing Peanuts - 10HP
• Sea Tea - 10HP (+ Temporary Speed Increase)
  • Here is the Sea Tea in use
• Monster Candy - 10HP
• Corn Dog - 12HP
• Cold Pop - 12 HP
• Sponge Cake - 14HP
• Hot Pop -14 HP
• Trail Mix - 14HP
• Corn Chowder - 15HP
• Moss Salad - 17HP
• Ice Tea - 20HP
• Green Tea - 21HP
• Flower Stew - 20HP
• Hot Dog - 20HP
• Fruitcake -25HP
• [Pacifist/Genocide] Adult Soda - ???HP
  • It's actually 20HP
• [Genocide] Oasis Latte - 25HP
• [Neutral] Cake - 30HP
• [Genocide] Cinnamon Cookie - 35HP
• Golden Pear - Invulnerability for two hits
  • Here is the G. Pear in use
• Golden Coffee - Increases Clover's speed for 3 turns
  • Here is the G. Coffee in use (also note that this buff carries on to future encounters if the three turns aren't used)
• Golden Cactus - 15HP for 3 turns (Lose 5HP after first bite)

Two Uses

• Grassy Fries - 14HP
• Beef Jerky - 16HP

Unlimited Supply

• Spider Donut - 12HP
• Popato Chisps - 13HP
• Honeydew Coffee - 14HP
• Honeydew Pancake - 16HP
• Ice Water - 15HP
• Monster Candy+ - 15HP
• Root Beer - 18HP
• G.B. Bear - 20HP
• Dihydrogen Monoxide - 20HP
• Feisty Slider - 30HP
• Gravity Granola - 30HP
• Cinnamon Butterscotch Strudel - 30HP
• Floral Cupcake - 50HP
• Gun Powder - ???HP
  • Completely maxes out Clover's HP
  • Note that Clover can only acquire one of these on the Genocide Route

Misc

• Solves Martlet's extremely complicated lava rock puzzle
• Beats the infamous Shuffler gang at their own game
• Uses flint and a steel buckle to burn a thick stick that was jamming an elevator
• Keeps up with El Bailador during their dance off, who was out of breath after the fact
• [Pacifist/Neutral] The Doc in the Wild East can overcharge Clover's health with a one time extra 15HP (nearly double their health at LV 1)
• Stealthily creeps around the Steamworks factory, figuring out a passcode while staying out of Axis' view
• Clover has incredible willpower, since even after Flowey kills them and attempts to absorb their SOUL, Clover is able to resist him for the entirety of the ensuing boss fight which ends when Flowey realizes they'd be fighting for all eternity if they continued and opts to simply reset the timeline instead
• Breaks it down

Somebody calls for help
You answer the call

Hello! So, I’ve been told this video may not be real if that’s the case I’m sorry. But there’s a video an amazing video. The song juke box hero is playing in the back at a house party. A guy tries to hit in nails into a board and failed, then the next guy steps up. He one handed, I think he had a drink in his other hand, grabs the hammer and drives the nails into the board as the song hits its like dramatic part. I swear it’s a real video if you could please help me it would be great. Also maybe the same video maybe not, I think it has a white border around it with a caption on top. Yknow those videos?

throughout the early 2010's to like mid 2010's i was familiar with vocaloid who are technically AI machines that vocalize through special instruments and sing alot of Jpop and modern stuff and now i'm hearin of obscurest vinyl who does similar except with a juke box and hearin an 80's sound. i was researching on Obscurest Vinyl and it strangely made me think of the Vocaloid crew. do y'all find this comparison weird?

Some of my choices would be Smooth Operator, Live and Let Die, Juke Box Hero, and quite a few songs from the Eurobeat Genre

I would like a Phtotomode ,Boss challenge Mode and some kind of JukeBox with the Game Soundtrack that you can listen in the hideouts

Since my 8 tracks cartridges and cassette mix tapes no longer work in my Jeep, what are your top ten “Gen X tunes” that can be blasted over my iMusic playlist on my jeep speakers going down the highway?
Throwing mine out there to start then conversation, in no particular order:
Video Killed the Radio Star
99 Red Balloons
Fame
The Final Countdown
We Didn’t Start the Fire
Juke Box Hero
Holding out for a Hero
Sweet Dreams (are Made of This)
Land of Confusion
Rock me Amadeus

Okay, I'm going to be up-front that this is my own fault. I'm just having a hell of a time diagnosing exactly what I FUBARed. I tried to make the switch from Windows 11 to Linux. Before I did that, I made a backup of my MO2 profile -- as in, the entire profile. Slid that on over to a 4TB external HDD. Tried Fedora Workstation 40. I actually really liked it, but... there were a few things I couldn't figure out how to get it to do, to my satisfaction.
Remembered that all those things are just dead-simple to do on Windows, plus I can turn off or otherwise deflect most of Microsoft's spyware, and I'm Just Not That Important when it comes to all the other paranoia-related reasons to ditch Windows. So I switched back. (This is all context for the issue I'm having, I promise.)
So back on W1123H2, I get everything reinstalled, drop the backed-up profile into MO2 to overwrite its stock 'default' profile, fire up the game (after all the requisite bare-metal stuff like 4GB patcher and NVSE) and...
There's stuff missing. Pretty much A through C in the left-hand pane. I spend a day or so tracking down all the missing stuff via my (also backed up) Downloads folder, putting everything back and back in order.
But now I've got a weird bug.
Whenever I load into the FO3 side of TTW, I spend between 1 and 5 seconds in a blank void before the world pops in.
Here's my load order:

This file was automatically generated by Mod Organizer.

FalloutNV.esm
DeadMoney.esm
HonestHearts.esm
OldWorldBlues.esm
LonesomeRoad.esm
GunRunnersArsenal.esm
Fallout3.esm
Anchorage.esm
ThePitt.esm
BrokenSteel.esm
PointLookout.esm
Zeta.esm
CaravanPack.esm
ClassicPack.esm
MercenaryPack.esm
TribalPack.esm
TaleOfTwoWastelands.esm
YUPTTW.esm
ClaimtheMojave.esm
ClaimtheCapital.esm
Sortomatic.esm
CouriersEdge.esm
Functional Post Game Ending.esm
Functional Post Game Ending - TTW Patch.esm
FyTy - Moveable Statics To Items Clean.esm
A World of Pain Revised.esm
BraveNewWorld.esm
RagdollsTTW.esm
Walking_Inertia.esm
ELECTRO-CITY - CompletedWorkorders.esm
ELECTRO-CITY - Highways and Byways.esm
StreetLights.esm
SD_Transporters.esp
CaravanTravel.esp
Two Wastelands Redesigned.esm
TWR CKR patch.esm
Evergreen.esm
D.C NPCs.esm
Mojave Raiders.esm
Cocktail Waitresses.esp
3DNPCFO3Bundle.esm
SpecialDelivery.esm
ZionTrail.esm
3DNPCFNVBundle.esm
The New Bison Steve Hotel.esm
SomeguySeries.esm
Th3OverseerCore.esm
KhanInitiation.esp
Animal.esm
Big Town Extensions.esm
MoreMojave.esm
TLD_Travelers.esm
classic188.esp
brayduck_classic.esp
Adobe_ClassicAdobeRedRockCanyon.esm
Enhanced Vegas Ruins.esm
Ruins at Repconn.esm
Freeside Overhaul - Episode I.esp
LightBright.esp
SpringvaleGarage.esm
ADOBE_RingaDingDing.esm
DMCaffiend.esm
Advanced Recon Tech.esm
Advanced Recon Gear.esm
Advanced Recon Gear TTW.esm
ClaimtheMojaveBigTownExtension.esm
Helmet Overlay.esm
OX Toolkit.esm
Main And Pause Menus Overhaul.esm
FO3_Optimization.esm
PFTP - Merged.esm
The Mod Configuration Menu.esp
TTW Quick Start.esp
TTW Town Stores.esp
MMM Moreau.esp
FNVLODGen.esp
tmzLODadditions.esp
MuchNeededLOD.esp
SSTRemasteredQuarries.esp
Burning Campfire.esp
BC2.esp
JustAssortedMods.esp
outsidebets.esp
Uncut Wasteland.esp
Uncut Extra Collection.esp
Functional Post Game Ending - Uncut Extra Collection Patch.esp
Functional Post Game Ending - Uncut Wasteland Patch (OB).esp
FPGE-Rebuild Vegas.esp
Lots of Caps NV.esp
Aid Addon.esp
BraveNewWorld-FPGE.esp
BraveNewWorld-OutsideBets.esp
BraveNewWorld-UncutExtraCollection.esp
Immersive Fast Shot.esp
S6S Base Game Perks Redux.esp
S6S Base Game Perks Redux TTW Side.esp
S6S Perks.esp
Forced Entry.esp
Dynamic Terrifying Presence.esp
VM_Recoil.esp
CameraRecoil.esp
B42 RWMS.esp
Quickthrow.esp
B42Descriptions.esp
LiveDismember.esp
B42Inspect.esp
B42Dropmag.esp
B42Bash.esp
BURN - Hardcore Fire Effects.esp
BLEED.esp
BRN Plasma burns.esp
Bleedout.esp
Bleedout - TTW.esp
Bleedout - BLEED TTW.esp
Bleedout - Aid Addon.esp
LightUpAndSmokeThoseCigarettes_edisleado.esp
lightupandsmokethosecigarettes_dm.esp
hitdaciggy.esp
Animated Ingestibles.esp
Animated Ingestibles - Perfect MKII.esp
ScrewdriversNV.esp
HitDrugsTTW.esp
TTW - Energy Visuals Plus.esp
ATMOS Ambient Overhaul.esp
ATMOS Sound Overhaul - TTW.esp
AWSOMER.esp
JSRS.esp
Sex Sounds Fix.esp
Little More Lamplight.esp
Little More Lamplight - ELECTRO-CITY Patch.esp
CaravanFastTravel TTW.esp
NV_Trains_MojaveEdit_Redux.esp
Bouncing Natural Breasts.esp
CharacterKitRemakeHHandsFix.esp
CharacterKitRemake-Hair.esp
TWR - YUP [MergeMe].esp
Character Kit Remake YUP TTW Patch.esp
F04Ghouls.esp
TTW LLL Scavengers.esp
EvergreenDCNPCsPatch.esp
Mojave Raiders.esp
Mojave Raiders - Nipton Takeover Disabled.esp
ForgottenFeralGhouls.esp
ZionTrail-NV.esp
ZionTrail-NorthernPassage.esp
MM Caravan Guard.esp
CaravanGuardTTW.esp
SD_RadiantInfinium.esp
SD_RadiantInfiniumTTW.esp
NewVegasBounties.esp
Russell.esp
NewVegasBountiesII.esp
TheInheritance.esp
NewVegasBountiesIII.esp
RandallPlayerHome (1).esp
TheBetterAngels.esp
KingOfTheRing.esp
SomeguySeries Revamped.esp
Russell - AWOLP Tunnel Patch.esp
Eliza.esp
Headhunting.esp
HeadHuntingZionPatch.esp
NorthRoad.esp
DepthsOfDepravity.esp
TheHighDesert.esp
AWOPR-ElizaPatch.esp
JIP Companions Command & Control.esp
Flora Overhaul.esp
Animal TTW.esp
CaravanTravel - TLD Patch.esp
classic188 - ElectroCity.esp
ADOBE_ClassicAdobeSloan.esp
MMDD.esp
Better Strip View.esp
Strip Lights Region Fix.esp
LightBright FPGE Patch.esp
Better Strip View Lightbright patch.esp
YamsPinupParade.esp
Strip Trees Gated.esp
Lucky38Overhaul.esp
SpringvaleGarage-Home.esp
Courier 6 Sierra Madre Safehouse.esp
Courier 6 Zion Safehouse.esp
Courier 6 Hopeville Safehouse.esp
UpgradesFromTheCommonwealth.esp
LilBitsTextureFix.esp
Windows of the Mojave v1.2.1.esp
GlassExplodesInShootouts.esp
AC_RealLifeStateCrossingSignsNoCellEdit.esp
GlobalImposterReigon.esp
NVxMcCarranMonorailAnimation.esp
Animated_WorkBench&ReloadingBench.esp
NVAnimatedGarageDoor.esp
AnimGrill.esp
Functional_Dino_Thermometer.esp
NVxAnimatedJukeBox.esp
Prime Terminals - Vault 22 Terminal Fixes.esp
Prime Terminals TTW - Vault 22 Terminal Fixes.esp
AAM.esp
AmaccurzerO's Animated Wastelands.esp
KrisAnimTV.esp
Animated Wastelands - visible Zeppelins.esp
MWRWPMeleePack.esp
Walther PPK.esp
Springvale Garage & Friends Patch.esp
Wicked Pistols.esp
AK_AR15WP - Cyn's Edition.esp
AK_AR15WP - TTW Unique.esp
Mk47.esp
AK50.esp
Physically Based Rangers.esp
Combat Armors Replacer TTW 1.3.esp
Titans of The New West.esp
Titans of The New West - Power Armor Sprint JAM.esp
1nivVSLArmors.esp
1nivVSLArmorsTTWLevelLists.esp
DR_Badge_Tou.esp
Randall_BHBadge_Tou.esp
SSTPlayablePipBoyGloveNV.esp
Advanced Recon Equipment Patcher NV.esp
Universal Pip-Boy Customization.esp
MCPipBoy2000MK6.esp
MCPipBoy2000MK6_clock.esp
Stinger.esp
Omega's-Radio-Merge.esp
NVB-E2.0 Patch.esp
NCR Emergency Radio - Restored Functions.esp
krTunableRadios.esp
ClaimtheMojaveTLD.esp
ClaimtheMojaveFPGE.esp
ClaimtheMojaveMojaveRaiders.esp
ClaimtheMojaveUncutWasteland.esp
RadiantQuestPatch.esp
CommonTTWPatch.esp
RAD.esp
AidUI.esp
Vanilla UI Plus.esp
M.U.X. Series - Interface Overhaul.esp
Impostors and LOD Flicker Fix.esp
ExRB.esp
ExRB-TTW.esp
CC - Rain.esp
CC - 3D Rain.esp
Interior Rain.esp
Interior Rain - TTW.esp
GeneralLightingOverhaul.esp
AfterglowNeonIllumination.esp
WindowsAmbientLightAtNight.esp
DNWeathers.esp

Doverosa premessa: sono un ignorante totale in materia e sono qui per ascoltare i vostri preziosi consigli!
Per farla breve, sono in procinto di cambiare auto ma ho una fortissima limitazione: ho un box lungo 4.50m ma vorrei acquistare un'auto ibrida che possa andare bene per diversi anni, e che potrebbe essere adatta ad una famiglia di 3-4 persone a livello di dimensione. Diciamo che, per stare tranquilli, dovrebbe essere lunga meno di 4.30m, fino ad un massimo 4.40m con tutti i rischi del caso (significa avere un bumper molto risicato e stare lì a guardare il centimetro a ogni chiusura della porta del box). La sfida sta nel trovare l'auto più spaziosa possibile restando in queste dimensioni.
L'utilizzo sarebbe moderato, indicativamente 15000km/anno, per un utilizzo principalmente urbano con qualche weekend fuoriporta. Date queste premesse, stavo puntando auto full hybrid anzichè plug-in, ma correggetemi pure se sto sbagliando approccio.
Non sto trovando grandissime opzioni. La scelta al momento è partita da Toyota, avevo puntato C-HR e ho trovato una buona proposta KM0 sul modello 2016, ma l'ibrido è datato e soprattutto non sono molto tranquillo sulla dimensione, a 4.36m potrebbe essere difficilmente gestibile. Pensavo quindi di ripiegare su una Toyota Cross, che sembra però risicata a livello di dimensioni interne e soprattutto del bagagliaio.
Ho anche visto Ford Puma, che a livello di dimensioni e spaziosità sarebbe perfetta, se non fosse un Mild Hybrid che mi pare una boiata assoluta. Altre opzioni ancora da approfondire sono Nissan Juke e Suzuki Vitara (che però non mi piace per nulla esteticamente)
La mia più grande difficoltà è fare una ricerca per lunghezza, oltre alla mia totale ignoranza sul mercato attuale. Cosa mi consigliate? Spero quindi possiate aiutarmi, grazie in anticipo per qualunque tipo di input!
TL;DR cerco auto ibrida con interni spaziosi lunga max 4.40m per utilizzo urbano
EDIT: misure corrette

What do you think?

Alien blaster fusion mag
Alien corpse operating bed
Antique globe of mars
Assaultron head
Asteroid
Brahmin grill
Chalky the moo moo back pack x 2
Cryo grenade
Cultist adept hood
Cultist backpack
Domestic tables
Herdsman’s bell
High tech table
Human tube 2
Juke box
Kitten stove
Lawn flamingoes
Meat pile
Milk vending machine
Mole miner gauntlet x 17
Pulse grenade
Raider jet pack
T45 jet pack
T51 b helm
Ultracite cooling vent
Ultracite Gatling laser
Ultracite helm
Ultracite hydraulic bracers
Ultracite jet pack
Ultracite left arm x 6
Ultracite left leg x 2
Ultracite medics pump x 2
Ultracite optimised bracer x 3
Ultracite right leg x 3
Ultracite torso x 2
Ultracite rusty knuckles x 2
Wendi go colossus plushie
Adrenal reaction serum x 5
Chameleon serum
Eagle eye serum
Herbivore serum
Marsupial serum x 2
Scaly skin serum x 5
Six pack diffuser
Talons serum x 2
Unstable isotope serum x 2