I'm from Ukraine, so normal power is a rare thing. Most of us forced to experiment with DIY crazy shit in the scale of our budgets. So I have a 12V battery with a charger and I have found a DC 12V lamp to save some power on AC-DC 12V-220V converting. Sitting with a light is better than sitting in the dark.

But I start noticing that lamp is emitting light much more dimly than before. It happened gradually through 1.5-2 years, so the first idea was to blame the lamp itself. Shitty lamp working almost constantly for 2 years might started dying. I checked voltage. 13V from the PSU with battery. Ok. Replaced the lamp (luckily I had an unused one from the same set as the dim lamp) and... the same shitty dim light. But I wasn't completely sure that it was brighter 2 years ago. I could easily imagining things. Returned the previous 2 years old lamp. The light became much brighter. Almost as I remembered it.

Cleaned the contacts. All is nice now.

It looks like DC low voltage/amperage doesn't work fine with E27. Oxidizing is more significant in comparison to AC 220V.

I hope my story is dull enough for this community :)

Situation: Game. Typical horror. You know the rules: "no weapons, hiding under the tables, occasional puzzles". But the game was nice enough for me to play it. Until the final boss. Many horrors/adventures still have bosses, but the fight is more puzzlish than just shooting and running. In this case I should lure the boss in the electrified puddle and manipulate with it; and repeat it 3-4 times.

After dying 3-4 times, I started to look for cutting-corners-way. I have found the developer console and it had some options that should make things easier. And you know what? After I increased my health, the boss became literally unkillable. Next time I added a few "medkits" to my inventory, the boss just started avoiding electrified puddles at all.

All experiments led to the situation becoming even worse. I believe that developers made it intentionally. Just for the sake of "fuck you, shit"

What could I do? Uninstall.

The computer has taken its first steps toward actually playing the game. At the moment, its logic is limited to land units (tanks and infantry). Aviation and naval forces are not fully implemented for the player yet either.

The AI can construct buildings and units (within its budget), move them through friendly territories, and attack weak neighboring zones when an opportunity arises.

For now, I’m postponing further AI improvements and shifting focus to the user interface. The goal is to complete the overall game structure and architecture. This includes the main menu, options menu, save/load system, and a basic sound system.

https://rewinwar.itch.io/rewinwar