Is there a way to get out of the LAN mode in single player Minecraft?

I am trying to keep the commands off for my video's and I accidentally started LAN mode in single player and I'm not sure how to set it back to normal if it's possible. Question from user Mercedes Thiessen at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: You can close then reopen the world to turn off LAN. Answer from user SirBenet at gaming.stackexchange.com. . . . [More]

Is there a way to get out of the LAN mode in single player Minecraft?

I am trying to keep the commands off for my video's and I accidentally started LAN mode in single player and I'm not sure how to set it back to normal if it's possible. Question from user Mercedes Thiessen at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: You can close then reopen the world to turn off LAN. Answer from user SirBenet at gaming.stackexchange.com. . . . [More]

Whats up with Geodudes gen 1 moveset?

I read on pokemondb.com that in gen 1 Geodude learns Defence Curl, Harden, Self Destruct and Explosion. This seems like a strange combination of moves to me, and I have two questions. Harden and Defence Curl appear to be identical, both increasing defence by one stage. Is there a difference that I'm missing? Why would Geodude learn both moves when they are the same? Explosion and Self Destruct also appear to be almost identical, both causing Geodude to faint and also dealing heavy normal type damage. However it seems that Explosion de . . . [More]

Whats up with Geodudes gen 1 moveset?

I read on pokemondb.com that in gen 1 Geodude learns Defence Curl, Harden, Self Destruct and Explosion. This seems like a strange combination of moves to me, and I have two questions. Harden and Defence Curl appear to be identical, both increasing defence by one stage. Is there a difference that I'm missing? Why would Geodude learn both moves when they are the same? Explosion and Self Destruct also appear to be almost identical, both causing Geodude to faint and also dealing heavy normal type damage. However it seems that Explosion de . . . [More]

In Zelda TOTK, Is there a way to select a material for all arrows?

When aiming a bow, pressing ↑ opens the Materials list "Select a material to attach.". Is there a way to avoid having to open this menu for every arrow that you fire, if you wanted to fire the same type multiple times in a row, whether through a menu option that I have overlooked, or some upgraded ability, or weapon? Question from user AChrapko at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: It must be done per-arrow. There is no power or setting to make this any simpler, unfortunately. Answer from user Seiyria at gaming.stac . . . [More]

In Zelda TOTK, Is there a way to select a material for all arrows?

When aiming a bow, pressing ↑ opens the Materials list "Select a material to attach.". Is there a way to avoid having to open this menu for every arrow that you fire, if you wanted to fire the same type multiple times in a row, whether through a menu option that I have overlooked, or some upgraded ability, or weapon? Question from user AChrapko at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: It must be done per-arrow. There is no power or setting to make this any simpler, unfortunately. Answer from user Seiyria at gaming.stac . . . [More]

Can you add a custom item to Minecraft Java using a resource pack?

I'm trying to add a custom item to Minecraft that players can use as a currency (e.g., a gold coin block). Can I do this with a resource pack, or do I need a full client-side mod? I haven't been able to find anything about it online. Question from user Vera at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: No, adding custom items using resource packs isn't possible. Resource packs only provide a way to modify certain aspects of in-game elements, according to the Wiki:. The resource pack system provides a way for players to customi . . . [More]

Can you add a custom item to Minecraft Java using a resource pack?

I'm trying to add a custom item to Minecraft that players can use as a currency (e.g., a gold coin block). Can I do this with a resource pack, or do I need a full client-side mod? I haven't been able to find anything about it online. Question from user Vera at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: No, adding custom items using resource packs isn't possible. Resource packs only provide a way to modify certain aspects of in-game elements, according to the Wiki:. The resource pack system provides a way for players to customi . . . [More]

How can I see the version of steam deck?

I was thinking about buying a Steam Deck and to save a couple of bucks, figured I'd try to buy one used. Before I hand over the cash, I'd like to verify the one I'm buying is as advertised. As there are three versions advertised (and perhaps varying generations (?)), is there a way I can determine the version—especially the storage distinction of the 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB models, based on the outward physical appearance or the internal menu—and if so, how? I've found a YouTube video demonstrating how to find t . . . [More]

How can I see the version of steam deck?

I was thinking about buying a Steam Deck and to save a couple of bucks, figured I'd try to buy one used. Before I hand over the cash, I'd like to verify the one I'm buying is as advertised. As there are three versions advertised (and perhaps varying generations (?)), is there a way I can determine the version—especially the storage distinction of the 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB models, based on the outward physical appearance or the internal menu—and if so, how? I've found a YouTube video demonstrating how to find t . . . [More]

What do the numbers next to the achievements mean in Overwatch?

Next to each achievement in Overwatch there's a little number in a circle, what does that mean? Question from user Wrigglenite at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: The number signifies the amount of "Achievement Points" the achievement is worth. The amount of points directly corresponds with the Achievement's difficulty. . As of right now I cannot find a way to see all achievement points accrued. I don't like the current achievement menu; it shows you your 6 most recently earned achievements but you have no way . . . [More]

What do the numbers next to the achievements mean in Overwatch?

Next to each achievement in Overwatch there's a little number in a circle, what does that mean? Question from user Wrigglenite at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: The number signifies the amount of "Achievement Points" the achievement is worth. The amount of points directly corresponds with the Achievement's difficulty. . As of right now I cannot find a way to see all achievement points accrued. I don't like the current achievement menu; it shows you your 6 most recently earned achievements but you have no way . . . [More]

How do I find the ID for a game on Steam?

Every game on Steam has a different Game ID (also known as App ID). For instance, looking on my own computer, Portal has an ID of 400, and FTL: Faster Than Light is 212680. How do I find this ID for a specific game on Steam? Question from user IQAndreas at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: Go to the game's store page and check the URL. The last number in the URL is the application ID. All the store URLs are in format store.steampowered.com/app/APPID, so for Wasteland 2, the URL is http://store.steampowered.com/app/240760/, and a . . . [More]

How do I find the ID for a game on Steam?

Every game on Steam has a different Game ID (also known as App ID). For instance, looking on my own computer, Portal has an ID of 400, and FTL: Faster Than Light is 212680. How do I find this ID for a specific game on Steam? Question from user IQAndreas at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: Go to the game's store page and check the URL. The last number in the URL is the application ID. All the store URLs are in format store.steampowered.com/app/APPID, so for Wasteland 2, the URL is http://store.steampowered.com/app/240760/, and a . . . [More]

How do I activate Sidons water bubble ability in TotK?

I'm currently exploring the Water Temple, where I can reach the water wheels. Now, every guide I've seen so far tells me I need to use the water bubble ability on the water wheels, but none of them tell how to do that. How do I activate that ability, step by step? Which buttons to press, which items to select, etc. PS. I remember the water bubble being introduced just before the mud worm combat, but I actually defeated that worm without much help from Sidon, by simply clearing up mud with splash arrows. Question from user Dmitr . . . [More]

How do I activate Sidons water bubble ability in TotK?

I'm currently exploring the Water Temple, where I can reach the water wheels. Now, every guide I've seen so far tells me I need to use the water bubble ability on the water wheels, but none of them tell how to do that. How do I activate that ability, step by step? Which buttons to press, which items to select, etc. PS. I remember the water bubble being introduced just before the mud worm combat, but I actually defeated that worm without much help from Sidon, by simply clearing up mud with splash arrows. Question from user Dmitr . . . [More]

Is there a way to de-fuse weapons in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom?

Sometimes I want to de-fuse a weapon because I've found a better component I want to add, or a better weapon to use that component. Is there a way to de-fuse a weapon or shield? Question from user David K at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: If you want to un-fuse a weapon, you can select the "Destroy Fused Material" option in the item menu, but you will lose the item you fused to it:. You can always go into the item menu, select the weapon you’ve Fused, and select the “Destroy Fused Material” option. . . . [More]

Is there a way to de-fuse weapons in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom?

Sometimes I want to de-fuse a weapon because I've found a better component I want to add, or a better weapon to use that component. Is there a way to de-fuse a weapon or shield? Question from user David K at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: If you want to un-fuse a weapon, you can select the "Destroy Fused Material" option in the item menu, but you will lose the item you fused to it:. You can always go into the item menu, select the weapon you’ve Fused, and select the “Destroy Fused Material” option. . . . [More]

Is hacking spectres in the game mode Attrition recommended?

When hacking a spectre in the game mode 'Attrition', you'll get points (about 4) for that and nearby spectres change sides and start following you. But they now can be killed by the enemy team. . Will the enemy team receive points for that? (making your points gained by hacking useless). Question from user Marcus at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: When you hack a spectre, you get +1 points in attrition, the same as if you killed it. In addition, spectres tend to come in groups of 3 or 4, and if you hack one of them, yo . . . [More]

Is hacking spectres in the game mode Attrition recommended?

When hacking a spectre in the game mode 'Attrition', you'll get points (about 4) for that and nearby spectres change sides and start following you. But they now can be killed by the enemy team. . Will the enemy team receive points for that? (making your points gained by hacking useless). Question from user Marcus at gaming.stackexchange.com. Answer: When you hack a spectre, you get +1 points in attrition, the same as if you killed it. In addition, spectres tend to come in groups of 3 or 4, and if you hack one of them, yo . . . [More]