What games should do is tell you the impact that settings have on performance. Just a text blurb that mentions how significantly you can expect a setting to matter. I’ve seen it in a few games where some settings are marked with something like heavy performance penalty but it would be nice for more things to be labeled.

Looking at something like the task manager will tell you your CPU or GPU is maxed out, but how do you know what to change to correct this? Can you just change a few barely-noticeable settings, or are you expected to replace your CPU? If the recommended is CPU X, then why is my CPU Y maxed out? If I exceed the recommended build, why is my performance so bad?

Often the recommended build is not enough to max out graphics at reasonable framerates, for example.

Bring back Gondwanaland

Nobody knows because nobody who’s tried to follow through has reported anything happening.

What’s the point of screencapping text that’s already included in the submission? Like the whole process is text-based, and adding pictures or video of that text adds nothing useful.

Are we dating the same woman?

Cover the crust in cheese, put sauce on top, cover the sauce in a thin layer of cheese, add other toppings on top.

If you can, cook the toppings separately and put them on the pizza a few minutes before it’s done, but the cheese being on the bottom does a good job of keeping the sauce from soaking into the crust.

Maybe the sausages are the friends we made along the way

It’s ok, I only do it with ice cream.

Remember when Microsoft said that Windows 10 would be the last edition?