tamiya_tt02

Try Open Camera, you can choose all the settings you want manually.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.sourceforge.opencamera/ (also available on the Play store)

I hate Destiny. It's my favorite game.

I started playing D1 during the PS4 Alpha, then beta, and release. Loved it. Played almost daily through The Taken King, and got D2 on launch day. Played the Red War, then took a break. Dabbled in curse of Osiris, took a longer break, played a bit of Beyond Light, more break, then got back into Destiny last June and played a lot through Lightfall's seasons and The Final Shape.

I truly enjoyed my time playing, but now I'm starting to feel pulled in other directions. I got into Warframe, and The Forever Winter looks really good. I tried Helldivers and it was ok, I don't have a group to play it with and don't enjoy randos.

Anyway, all that to say Destiny 2 is dangerously addictive. It feels so good to play. I especially enjoyed the 10-year saga wrapping up with The Final Shape. I'm a very casual gamer, but Destiny makes me feel powerful. That's why I play.

He'll be alright, just give him a few minutes to chill out.

Looks like Townscaper

Instructions unclear, blood is spinning down in the centrifuge.

Channeling FlyingSquid, wherever they are at the moment.

I quit biting my nails when COVID started. Now I keep them painted, so I'm even less inclined to bite.

Warframe. Seems like there's some stability in some of the planets' different cities. I'm not far into the game, so I'm not sure what might happen.

I'm a little confused. Deadlock is a 3rd person MOBA in a sea of MOBAs. Concord is a 3rd person hero shooter in a sea of hero shooters. Seems to me like this is Valve magic, even though ex-Destiny devs worked on Concord.

I'm not planning on playing either one due to my lack of good Internet, I just find it a bit strange.

My family and I started our own versions of this on our devices, then proceeded to enjoy dozens of fun, run-on sentences powered by our phones. We all had a great laugh, so thanks for the post.

From what I've heard, the movie takes the first half of the first volume and the last half of the sixth volume and sprinkles in some plot points from the other volumes throughout. I haven't felt like this since I watched the first season of Invincible, then read all three compendia.

I watched Akira for the first time. It was awesome. Now I need to read the manga!