https://lemmy.ca/post/16714260
I think that’ll work. Still not entirely sure on how Lemmy handles links.
Hey.
I’m Dan. A 36 year old father of two who doesn’t have nearly as much time as he needs to do half the things he wishes he had the time to do.
https://lemmy.ca/post/16714260
I think that’ll work. Still not entirely sure on how Lemmy handles links.
Another example, although less painful for the eyes.
Using Boost for Lemmy as the example here.
Since release Sync just hasn’t been able to handle tables. Every other app I use does it no problem, but sync really struggles with it.
Can’t speak to the hardware question but the game itself is definitely worth playing, especially with headphones.
It’s one of the few games that I think everyone should experience at least a little of. The puzzles can be a little meh, and the combat is fiiiiiiine, but where the game really shines is in its atmosphere, world design and use of FMV and audio to really sell it’s story and put you inside the protagonist head.
I wish I had the time for a redux. The early game is absolutely fantastic, but I’ve got such a limited time to play I don’t think I could really commit to it.
Same. I ended up playing it on my partner’s PS5, and it ran well enough (30FPS be damned). Put that on my Steamdeck though, please.
Bloodborne, Sifu or Hyper Light Drifter.
I don’t really want to pick between the three, but I’ll go with Sifu, because it’s got a little of that super tough, Fromsoftiness built in.
Runs like a dream on my Steamdeck too, and has some genuinely really impressive moments of beauty that I wasn’t expecting from a super-hard-beat-people-up-with-a-pipe game.
I played that just after the birth of my second child and it quickly became one of my absolute favourite games of all time.
Not sure if it’s along similar lines but iirc you can’t currently edit posts that have images in them. Could be the same issue?
Bold of you to assume its users want it to replace Twitter.
I’m probably going to play Lords when it’s cheaper. I’ve just finished Lies of P and I’m working my way through Dark Souls Remastered, and with Spider-Man and that new Mario game, I’m officially maxed out with regards to game time.
I tried to get into Mortal Shell twice now and both times I’ve ran away screaming. I hear great things about it, but I find the character feel so cumbersome from the outset that I just give up after an hour or two.
I’ve seen Elden Ring on PC for as low as £30 over the last few weeks if that takes your fancy. I’m also fairly sure it’s on sale on PSN and Xbox ATM (at least in the UK).
Wo-Long maybe? It’s from the folks that made Nioh and is on Gamepass.
Oxenfree messed me up when I played it a few years ago. It’s got this super eerie vibe to it that really ratchets up the tension and sense of dread.
A game I played recently might do the job too, it’s called Signalis. It plays a bit like a 2D Resident Evil game, but with a slightly more interesting story.
I don’t think I’ve encountered one Musk based post in the three months I’ve been on here. Maybe it’s the communities you’re subscribed to?
I default to Sort By New and I can see posts from as recently as yesterday.
I’m a bit surprised by the lack of engagement with you after appeal, that alone would signify that the person behind the account is a genuine human and not a bot.
Can’t speak to .online but I know .Social is infamous for being a poorly modded instance (largely because they’re inundated with members). This obviously doesn’t make it okay and certainly doesn’t look good on their end.
One thing I would say, and I know this isn’t an issue users should be dealing with, but I’d highly recommend signing up to a smaller instance. Tighter community with (in theory) a more personal modding system in place.
Iirc Kbin.Social got defederated from Lemmy.World.
Virginia and What Remains of Edith Finch are two of my favourite narrative experiences. I’ve played through both of them a few times and I’m always eager to go back.
Tearaway was designed from the ground up to be played on the Vita and I’d say it does a pretty fantastic job of using that hardware well. It’s also super cute.