So I actually disabled TPM the other week because as it turns out it was preventing my pc from entering sleep a significant portion of the time, I think the GPU wasn’t being allowed to save the framebuffer anywhere because the drivers weren’t proprietary Nvidia ones.
Yeah I grabbed a… Mele quieter or something back in November to replace the noisy greenpower thing I’d had for about 2 years and I got a bit more back than what I spent on it, looking at the mele tiny pc today and it’s doubled in price since I got it. So far it’s been nice though, passive cooling unlike the noisy fan on the other one.
I’ve just about finished moving over from windows now. It’s been nice once I got things behaving.
Baldur’s gate 3, the combat was frustrating and the dice rolls popping up in the middle of any skill check were annoying. I’m sure there are others but that’s the one I can think of right now.
XIV is my favourite, none of the others I tried stuck, but I’m pretty sure it’s an outlier
The most annoying thing was when they added Fortnite and I had to basically triple my account security when I didn’t even play games on their launcher. Anyway I’ve basically given up on UE4/5 now. Not that I really make games anymore but Godot is refreshingly lightweight.
Yeah, I haven’t switched cause I just haven’t felt like I’ve had the time
Yeah hunt is great, love the atmosphere, the tools, the learning curve and the stupid interactions. Hunt loss is pretty minor though, takes maybe a few alright rounds to get the fun perks and then you can just buy whatever gear.
I’m pretty sure there’s nothing you can buy that has any effect on gameplay so idk where you got P2W from.
UE5 can do some very neat things but it’s overkill for most games
Tbh with FFXIV you only have to buy the 2? Most recent expacs and you can play free up to 70/100 and the accompanying story stuff without. It doesn’t do the limited time free trial anymore.
My complaint about borderlands 3 was the cringe main antagonists. Like I’m happily shooting stuff and they hop in with painfully mediocre snippets of whatever they’re supposed to be doing. Also they killed off one of the best characters. The gunplay felt nice, the music and graphics were good. I didn’t have any real technical issues.
Wellp, I have started playing the first silksong again finally after getting stuck in the mantis boss thing. Also I bought this one…
Yeah similar here, I could never get into stardew and I played timberborn a while ago but haven’t felt like picking it up again since
Yeah I hope they do, ksp1 is a very important game. I’m still mildly concerned about their choice to avoid steam though.
Kbam is very doable for souls games, the earlier pre-ds3 ones are slightly painful but for all of them it’s mainly about getting it set up right
Cdda is a pretty steep learning curve but I keep coming back to it. One of the nice things about the project is that anyone can work on it, I’ve submitted a couple of minor fixes in the past. It changes pretty drastically over the months if you’re playing the latest build. It’s also a huge timesink when you actually get into it.
It’s fairly playable without mods these days, I’d recommend new players at least try that to find out what they’d want to tweak before diving in. But yeah at 3k+ hours on steam it’s definitely one of the games that’s given a bunch for me. Very moddable but I’d suggest trying to keep your list light (not that that really stops me), use rimpy for mod management and grab the performance mods like rocketman and performance fish.
Project hospital is a fun hospital manager but it’s a lot more serious than two point or theme
Aesthetically it’s not that great, letters on a flag don’t work as well as actual symbols and the colour scheme could do with not being primary colours.