Maybe it’s inZOI?
Maybe it’s inZOI?
All the good stuff from Ubuntu has mostly been upstreamed into Debian. And Debian’s rekease cycle is much faster these days than it was back then. So, just run Debian.
I’ve just finished the story mode of Green Hell. Now working on the Spirits of Amazonia mode. I hope I can build a more permanent base there instead of having to move every few hours.
They will be gone with time, but not because anything that Valve does. Microsoft is locking down the kernel after the CrowdStrike debacle. In a few years it will be impossible to run any custom kernel code.
Thanks for the suggestion. Conarium is also in the sale now, so I bought it. Thanks!
I enjoyed “Followers of Cthulhu”, “Permafrost” and “Ale Abbey” during the last steam next fest
Sadly they will probably jack up the price while they are at it too. I just moved everything to my own petsonal .io a few years ago. I don’t want to have to move again.
Also, a baby-faced Meatloaf to really make you feel old
For me it wasn’t some boss or something. It was just some ridiculous precision platforming that couldn’t get past. I’m 45. My reaction times aren’t what they used to be. And the fact that you have to fight your shade every time made it just that much harder.
Ori and the Blind Forest also had some difficult precision platforming but the instant reload and no death penalty made it much easier to just try dozens of times until you get it.
That would be a hurdy-gurdy
American? I’m from The Netherlands and I get maybe 1 spam call every other month or so. And I’ve been using the same number for almost 25 years.
Looks like it from the trailers
That’s wooden acting for ya
How does Early Access work for a Free-to-play game?
ZFS isn’t built-in. I don’t know enough about btrfs to recommend it.
Bog-standard Debian with LVM. LVM can also do RAID, but you could also do mdadm below LVM if you prefer. Keep it simple.
Happy they ditched Electron. Shapez 1 ran terribly on my PC. Too bad they went with Unity instead though.
You got that the wrong way round. It’s Embrace first, then Extend and Extinguish.
Rock and stone!