Hardcore gamers, listen up! If you've ever attended to nature's call in the middle of a fiery battle session, we bring some good news for you.
A YouTuber has done the unthinkable by building a PC from a working toilet. Yep, this PC can not only let you relieve your senses but also keep playing your favourite PC games!
The toilet of the future of spotted first by Eurogamer. Turns out, YouTuber Basically Homeless made a deal with electronics store Microcenter to create a gaming PC inside an actual toilet - with all the plumbing and water works included.
Enabling a seamless toilet-PC experience
This might be especially helpful for people who find it difficult to poop without a visual gaming experience in their hands (yep, that's a thing)! While carrying your smartphone or you Nintendo Switch sounds like a more viable idea, this YouTuber wanted to turn up the heat on the potential of toilet gaming.
According to Kotaku, one half of the tank contains toilet bits. He also built a "Water Wall" made from plexiglass and glue. The computer parts are located on the other side of this wall. The rationale? To allow users to flush the toilet even while you play the game. In addition, the lid has a fan to keep the PC cool.
Thanks to a large cutout, one can easily see the PC and the toilet! What are your thoughts on this odd invention for gamers who never stop? Let us know in the comments below. For more in the world of technology and science.
According to Kotaku, one half of the tank contains toilet bits. He also built a "Water Wall" made from plexiglass and glue. The computer parts are located on the other side of this wall. The rationale? To allow users to flush the toilet even while you play the game. In addition, the lid has a fan to keep the PC cool.The setup allows him to play 120hz FPS shooter games with a mouse and a keyboard while sitting on a toilet. The term AFK is an acronym for "away from keyboard." It is a commonly used term in the world of online multiplayer games.
In the video above, YouTuber Penguinz0, aka Charlie, can be seen creating and implementing an "AFK strategy" in Among Us.
The term is used to imply that the player will not be able to actively participate in the game as they will be away from their device for a while.
Sometimes, players might need to attend to an urgent matter or take a break. In such situations, they can declare themselves AFK to communicate their absence to their teammates so they can cover for them.
Despite their contradictory nature, the terms "buff" and "nerf" go hand in hand in the world of video games.
Whenever game developers increase the power or effectiveness of an element within the game, it is known as a buff. On the other hand, a decrease in power or effectiveness is known as a nerf.
These terms are most commonly used in MMOs, competitive multiplayer games and live service games, which receive updates and patches on a regular basis. Developers make these mechanical changes in order to provide a balanced and enjoyable experience to players
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