I agree the settings here are very user friendly. I usually go to settings when I get a new device just one time, put it how I like it, and rarely return.
Play with your settings
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voiceofTheAuthority wrote:
I agree the settings here are very user friendly. I usually go to settings when I get a new device just one time, put it how I like it, and rarely return.
Yeah, me too. You know it's usually just not right when it doesn't have any settings. "Come on, at least make it look like it's got a setting."
I've always liked to press buttons and tweak some notches. From far back then when I was just a little boy.
It's true, the 'settings' section of any tech or machine is a dream come true for those who love to play (just don't delete yourself).
But that's not all there is to the 'settings'.
We should all eventually get to that point. Why? Because that's where you really get to feel around, to understand your options. It's the moment you unwrap your toys. It's where you customise, and it's where you input your personality, make it yours.
Go ahead, try it, you'll be surprised at how fun it can be. Chess.com makes it very easy to do so. It didn't feel like I stumbled upon a nuclear station where I should think twice before pressing anything (😆 "press me", "no press me"), no it's quite simple, straightforward, and most importantly, fun.
Demolition Derby/Destruction Derby, wooh! That game was fun.