Guardian + Sci-Fi Loadouts
Destiny 2
A sci-fi shooter space for character identity, loadouts, seasonal progression, social spaces, cinematic moments, and long-session performance notes.
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Projects
Gaming & Simulation Builds
A technical journal for computer builds, gaming experiments, graphics settings, modding notes, and simulation projects.
About This Collection
A technical journal for the games, systems, and builds behind the setup.
This collection documents my computer build, gaming experiments, graphics settings, modding notes, and simulation projects as they grow over time.
The focus is practical: what I am playing, what I am testing, what performs well, and what I learn while tuning games like GTA V, Destiny 2, and future simulation setups.
Game Details
The games currently shaping this collection.
Graphics + LSPDFR + Roleplay
GTA V Modding
A sandbox for visual upgrades, law-enforcement roleplay, custom vehicles, emergency service scenes, LSPDFR plugin testing, and graphics-focused screenshots.
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Arcade Racing + Neon Streets
NEON Protocol
A browser arcade racer set on the neon streets of Solar Spire. Pick your ride and team up with Protocol, your cybernetic co-driver, to chase a high score.
Steer between three lanes with arrow keys, swipes, or on-screen buttons. Dodge traffic, collect power cells, and fire your ray to clear road debris before the clock runs out.
PLAY GAME NOWScreenshot Gallery
Gaming and simulation screenshots.
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Destiny 2
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GTA V Modding
Build Details
The technical layers behind the collection.
Hardware
PC components, displays, controller choices, storage, cooling, cable management, and upgrade planning.
Software
Launchers, capture tools, drivers, overlays, performance monitors, backup workflows, and organization habits.
Mods
Graphics packs, gameplay extensions, LSPDFR plugins, vehicle files, dependencies, load order, and stability testing.
Custom Configurations
Game settings, keybinds, graphics presets, mod profiles, recording settings, and troubleshooting notes.
Technical Notes
Lessons learned and troubleshooting worth saving.
Mod stability matters more than visual overload.
For GTA V, the goal is to keep graphics upgrades, LSPDFR plugins, and vehicle packs organized enough to troubleshoot quickly when something breaks.
Performance testing needs repeatable scenes.
Using the same route, mission, or gameplay moment makes it easier to compare presets, driver changes, and capture settings without guessing.
Clean backups save rebuild time.
Separate profiles, exported configs, and notes on dependencies make it easier to restore a working setup after updates or experiments.