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Anyone know how to fix a PS4 that constantly tries to eject a disc?
Mine did this about a year ago, mysteriously stopped, and it started up again a few weeks ago. Now, it has escalated to the point where it does it when it is off (so I get woken up in the middle of the night by BEEP and constant whirring) and it consistently whirrs every 10 seconds to spit out a disc that doesn’t exist.
I’m finding it annoying to try and play something and dealing with hearing that noise every 10 seconds. Has anyone encountered this before? I looked up some solutions and I’m trying them so fingers crossed it works!
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• Aim to 100% every game, unless I want to blow my brains out at the very thought of a game. If I get burnt out, put it down and return in a couple of months to finish out the 100%. • Be the only one on my account who earns the trophies. Any trophies earned by a stranger, even if I fulfill the requirements at a later date, feels strange and like the trophy isn’t truly part of my collection since the time stamp reflects not my achievement of it, but someone else’s. • No microtransactions. Just no. • No super EZPZ platinum trophy games. My only exception would be if the game looks fun to me and it happens to have an easy platinum. So far, not many EZPZ games look enjoyable to me. An exception to this is Aer. I’ve been loving this game so far, and I’m taking it slow and just enjoying the aesthetics and enjoying the flight. Spent half an hour throwing my character around the sky islands by transforming from bird back to human 😂 • Boosting is okay. As long as I’m fulfilling the requirements, I have no problem working with like-minded players to get a specific task done. • No rubber banding / turbo controllers. If there’s a grindy trophy, I want to be there every step of the way. Like with Rocket League’s 500km trophy, I want to have driven all 500km by myself. Not 250km by me and 250km by my sweet rubberband. • Play any kind of game, regardless of the skill level. Even if I don’t think I’ll get 100% if the game is hardcore, I’ll get as close as I can realistically get. Sometimes I might surprise myself and actually get the 100%. • Limit any Day 1 purchases, partially due to any game breaking / trophy breaking bugs shortly after release. I’ll only buy a game Day 1 if it looks exceptionally fun to me and I can’t wait a few months for the inevitable sale. • I’m okay with being carried, as long as I contributed in some way still. I don’t want to win 100 multiplayer matches where I literally wasn’t present, but I’m okay winning 100 multiplayer matches even if I had a 0.5 K/D. Every little bit counts.
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PSNProfiles, I have a confession to make. I’m a fraud. A clown. I hope you all can forgive me for what I will admit to you today.
Despite being Rock Lee... I still haven’t even finished the original Naruto series, and I have touched Shippuden yet
If any of you need to block me or unfriend me, I understand
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Went ahead and deleted it for you @Fuwafuwa-no-Neko as per your request
Watching you though with that @Irresolute-Igloo talk. You too @Chocolate GiddyUp 👀👀
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Nobody is entitled to unlock everything in a game just because they want to. I appreciate the spike in difficulty because it’ll make it more fun and rewarding going for the 100%, but to each their own. I’m glad that they removed it; even though I haven’t started the mode yet, it’ll make it feel like it was actually earned instead of just cheesed.
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It's been a week. Did I miss anything?
Did @ChristIllusion12 complete NYMHC? Did @PooPooBlast post another disturbing article?
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@PooPooBlast When it comes to this trophy, it's not the case of 'if' it's the case of 'when'
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UPDATE #1 1. Days Gone 0% --> 19% 2. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel 23% --> 36% 3. inFamous: Second Son 0% 4. Actual Sunlight 0% 5. Spider-Man 0% --> 16% My first update! Days Gone: I swapped out Hitman 2 for Days Gone. Overall, I'm loving the game so far. I made it as far as the southern area, but I've still got a lot of work left to do. When I'm playing this game, hours go by and I don't even notice, which is something I haven't experienced in a long time. Burning out infestations and taking down ambush camps doesn't feel like a chore at all; in fact, it's exciting to explore a Freaker-infested area to try and take out as many nests as possible. Planning out your attack and path of escape is interesting and almost mandatory, since if you slip up, you can die. The world is random and dynamic - for example, I was just riding on a dirt road and all of a sudden a laser fixes on me and I'm sniped off my bike by a random ambush of marauders. The story missions have consisted of too many fetch quests, but the characters are great and I heard that the story gets better as the game progresses. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel: I ended up beating the game with a friend of mine a few weeks ago. I still have about 25 sidequests left to do, and then I'll just be cleaning up any other trophies and doing the DLC. If anyone wants to play, let me know Spider-Man: I started this game a few weeks ago, and it's (already) been put on hold by Days Gone. However, the game is phenomenal, and as a Spider-Man fan I couldn't have asked for more. As many others have said, web swinging in this game feels amazing and it's one of the few games where fast travel is an incorrect choice to make. I made it through Act 1, and haven't yet touched any story missions for Act 2. I'm currently just freeroaming and gathering collectibles. I am greatly enjoying the game though
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If they balance Saitama so that he no longer defeats enemies in one punch, then who is he anymore?? He can't be called One Punch Man if it takes multiple punches. Plot twist: the entire plot of the game revolves around Saitama's mental collapse around learning that he can no longer defeat enemies in one punch. He has an identity crisis and ultimately resigns himself to a quiet life, giving up fighting monsters for the rest of his life.
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I just got off work to see that Etika died. I had been following the story for the past 2 days, ever since seeing an article about his things being found on the Manhattan Bridge a few days after he was reported missing.
I never watched many of his videos. The few I did see were entertaining. I didn’t know him as well as many of his fans do, but I still feel terrible. I have chills running through my entire body just thinking about it. I knew he struggled with mental illness, and I prayed that his suicidal video he posted was just a hoax or some desperate grab at attention.
I was wrong.
If something’s wrong, don’t be too proud to seek help. Don’t hold off until it’s too late. I know that I can be the same way, too proud to accept help, but he’s inspired me to get my life straight and figure out the important things before I let myself get buried by all of it.
RIP Etika. Even though I didn’t know you well, you’ve changed my life.
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a neighbor in my building committed suicide a few tuesday's ago. he hung himself, its definitely traumatizing. we weren't the best of friends as he had his own set of issues and i have mine so i mostly avoided him, but we definitely live a lot alike. no people in our lives, mostly always at the house not going really anywhere. it hit me pretty hard as i've never experienced anything like that in my life,
i went through a lot of self-blame like maybe it would have been of help if i communicated with him more, but i have asperger's and i mostly try to keep to myself because i'm not the best with socializing, plus i get really introverted where i'd rather be alone in peace most of the time.
when i was crying talking to my grand father about it he basically said it sounds like i was tormenting myself and he said the guy knows he wasn't the easiest to deal with, with his anger issues and talking nasty a lot of the time. but in a way it does make me feel like if i could have been of some sort of help, its just unreal when it happens with someone you have seen around for years, and who lived in the same apartment building of 5 apartments.
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I didn’t think I’d wake up to see this
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Back when I finished Uncharted 4, I said I would post some of the many screenshots I took in photo mode. I finally got around to uploading them (about a month and a half later
) so without further ado, I present to you, my journey through Uncharted 4!
SCENIC VIEWS
Spoiler
ACTION SCENES
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ME BEING STUPID
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Caught Drake dabbing
I don't know why I like this picture so much. I just do
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Platinum #12: Assassin's Creed Syndicate
I procrastinated on this platinum for so long. The story, while not filled with too many noteworthy characters outside of Jacob and Evie, wasn't too bad. The premise is simple: Jacob and Evie Frye take to the streets of London to free it from Templar control by rising to power through their own gang, known as the Rooks.
Some of the trophies in this game were unnecessary grinds. Things like kicking enemies off of trains or hijacking police vehicles are something that is hardly done while playing through the game, and it really turned me off from getting the platinum for a while. Today, I felt the thrill of the trophy hoont in my bones so I decided to buckle down and get this thing done
Overall, Ubisoft has done an excellent job recreating London. The city is breathtaking, and exploring it was easily my favorite part of the game. My advice on this one is: give it a playthrough (if you haven't already), but be prepared for some slight, pointless grinds if you're looking to get the platinum.
On to the Jack the Ripper DLC now! I'm really excited to give that a go, as it looks like an interesting change of pace from the main game.
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I was browsing through YouTube and saw this in my recommended. The video gets clearer as it goes on, but I have to say, the gameplay looks really nice. It looks like your attacks seem to have impact. Especially Captain America’s — his gameplay with the shield kind of reminds me of God of War’s axe. Either way, this video definitely saved the game in my eyes. I was initially excited for an Avengers game, and then I was on the fence during E3 because the character models and voices looked so weird because I’ve been used to seeing the MCU versions. The characters will still take some getting used to, especially with familiar faces like Nolan North and Troy Baker voicing Iron Man and Bruce Banner respectively, but I could see myself getting there. No idea why they didn’t show gameplay at E3, this would’ve won the crowd over.
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I'm trying to figure out how IGN played Days Gone and said "this is a 6.5 / 10 if I've ever seen it"
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@Crispy_Oglop have they announced DLC outside of the Survival Mode and challenges? I’d be excited if they added new areas and new story missions
@LucianaRosethorn I feel like they gave it too low of a score. That’s only my opinion, of course. I could see where some people don’t like the game, but for the genre that it’s in I feel that it’s done it really well.
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Most of the reviewers didn't play more than a few hours in which I would argue is the most boring part, after about 5 or so hours I was completely hooked. I forget which review site went back on their review and apologized after the guy who wrote the review finished the game he realized how good it actually was.
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I have a free weekend and no assignments due for over a week! Time for Days Gone
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@Yuna4353 let me know how Judgement is! I’ve never played a Yakuza-type game before but I usually hear good things!
Can’t believe I didn’t find this sooner.
(maybe it was even around 1000+. some of the people here would remember.)
