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that used thinkpad i bought came in the mail! it has a little bit of damage on the screen and that kind of sucks, but i am extremely happy with the performance i'm getting for $270. i can play rivals of aether 2 at minimum settings. on integrated graphics. locked 60fps. that's actually fantastic!
aaaand yup it didn't work. great. that's awesome.
gonna' see if i can get a little bit of help with it i guess, but if not i guess we're fucked and i'll have to use something else. right when i thought i was going to be able to finally start actually developing the game 😭
@beardalaxy what kinda Thinkpad tho 👀
@subnetter E15 Gen 2 Touch Core i7-1165G7
DONCHOO BE DOXXIN ME MUHFUGGIH BITCH C'MON PUSSY ASS NIGGA I GOTCHO BITCH ASS ON DUH INNUHNET MUHFUGGA HIT ME UP ON MY SNAP YOU BE TAWKIN SHIT N ACTIN LIKE YOU SOME SMART BITCH NIGGA MUHFUCKA DOX ME ALL DAY 
niggas be shittin cuh 
get this though: the main reason i bought this thing, to have something newer so the light engine for my game would render properly...
still doesn't work. i'm going to go looking for driver updates to see if that fixes it, but it didn't for my old laptop. probably won't for this either. that's insane. i'm going to probably have to use a different lighting system which is going to suck ass. this one is so nice! then again, i still might just ditch rpg maker entirely and use RPG In A Box instead because they've got pixel movement for NPCs coming soon now too and i can actually run it on this new laptop. or maybe i could try just going back to RPG Architect. idk man. lighting is NECESSARY for this game.
i'm still glad i bought the thing, it's a really good upgrade. still disappointed though.