massive_bereavement

Is that a 90s tv remote-shaped massive phone or are you happy to see me?

Ah, both? What are the odds.

Even some of these features are transparent to users but not to devs, for example to say few:

• Multiplayer (big one)
• Microtransactions (eww!)
• Steam Audio (support for specific Audio stuff, not voice)
• Steam cloud (Save games)
• DRM
• Input
• Key management
• Playtest
• Steam Voice
• Valve Anti-Cheat
• Stats and achievements
• Workshop and not as important but relevant to some:
• Virtual Reality support

In a sense, this is not so different from what AWS is doing: Basically you offer a service with an API so your customers don’t need to create the thing from scratch, but at the same time they become dependent of your exclusive services.

For when you want every kernel version.

You can call that partition: EVERYONE

Forbidden Siren 2 vibes here.

Should I play the first game before starting this one?

The x marks the spot

“Playable” in Dr Evil quotes.

Yeah… I’m pretty sure there’s an economic interest behind this decision.

So… You’re saying to buy?

And they probably had to sweat blood and tears to get there, because the videogame industry is a harsh mistress.

I love all DEs equally.

Thank you Ollama.

Nemo’s War is an outstanding solo game, probably one of the best, both tematically and in how much life it has.

As a cooperative though, it is a quite complex game that make it teaching a bit of an ordeal (IMO). So joining someone’s play makes you feeling as if you were dragged along an old sea captain through the complexities of a highly technical submarine.

It needs a first slide where they explain how the play and pause button works and what an index is.

Sometimes I feel that these videos are for some unfrozen cavemen that are trying to fit our modern world of corporate wonders.

I mean, there’s already a British Fallout mod that’s maybe even better-ish than the last two entries.

As the glow of civilization fades to the last ember, a single player still stands, still plays, and he uses a linux distribution which name has been forgotten to time.

It is the year of the linux desktop.

Removed by mod

So a hundred hours more to factorio?

No, not again, I didn’t have time to play all the stuff I bought on last one…

Pretty awesome hack to extend life on devices that are otherwise meant to become e-waste. Kudos!