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Stranger on the internet: Let me tell you why you are wrong to enjoy this thing and should feel terrible for having the gall to even try.
Also, you cheaped out on buying that entry-level Hobbything 1000. You need to at least buy the expensive 3000 model to enjoy anything.
Yeah 3000 if you’re an idiot, for the price of the 3000 you’d be an idiot not to get the 3000m-ti, you won’t ever use the features but you’d be an idiot not to have them.
I used to always buy a K series chipset even though I never used the iGPU. It's literally like a 50-70 dollar savings depending on the chipset going from K to KF. I figured I'd rather have it for troubleshooting and not need it, rather than need it and not have it - but if you're using the iGPU chances are your dGPU is fucked in some capacity, so it's really pointless when you're trying to troubleshoot a graphics card problem.
I still think it's worth it and why I only buy Ryzens with G, my GPU died during the pandemic and I was able to hold out until I could buy a cheap mid range used in mining from AliExpress.
this is why I say that "ti" stands for "totally ignorant" please don't listen to them op, if you haven't trained up on models 300 to 2300 variants m-nl to qq-pp then you're probably just going to hurt yourself and your hobbythingcraft
sorry but this is wrong you need to EARN the 3000 I've been a fan of Hobbything since I was 8 and even had a Hobbything themed wedding and even I wouldn't DREAM of using the 1000 until I'd totally mastered Aspect 1, 2, and 3.
PSP-1000 > PSP-3000 and I will die on this hill.
That one is just plain truth though. I’ve got a few hobbies like photography, watchmaking, gaming, knives… The cheapest options are never good.
You should always buy more than you think you need at that time. Because if you do grow in that hobby, you won’t be limited right out of the gate.
You just wouldn’t enjoy playing the cheapest guitar, painting with the cheapest paints or cursing the cheapest woodworking tools.
I’ve always bought better stuff than I needed and have never regretted doing so.
Because I take on a new hobby like every five years, and sometimes give up before then, I generally recommend for people like me that you start out with the cheapest possible option and work your way up from there.
But my biggest hobbies are art, writing, fancy writing, preserves, baking, and game dev, so they don't rely require much in the form of materials
Objection stranger, you are very wrong and have fundamental issues! You'll never get better.
Also, let me introduce the fan meta which will inevitably ruin the original artistic vision, by popular demand.
Also, I'm going to call right now the entire plot of the second season, and if it doesn't aline with what I think should happen, then the show is garbage and the writing is bAd.
You're not just wrong for thinking something different about a consumer habit I have, you're a morally bad person for it too.