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Small indie games:

Proximate and Security: The Horrible Nights

500 hours game: Hero’s Hour (I play a bit almost every night before sleeping on my steam deck)

This week I bought and finished two little indie gems, for the price of 5.89 + 4.99. They were great, even if one was a bit short, but I also have around 500 hours on another indie game. Thanks to alpha beta gamer on YouTube i discovered there’s a lot of nice games which focuses on story and mechanics more than graphic. I hope they price Gta VI at 100 $ and it flops.

Yes, I’ve got then by genre, completed, to be played, “butt ugly indies” and “devil’s lettuce approved”

https://m.wiki.pokemoncentral.it/Magby

It because it’s random and not pseudo random. Video games sometimes switch to pseudo random because otherwise things like this happens. Dota 2 had a character with an automatic counter attack which had a 30% (can’t really remember) chance to proc. They had to change it to pseudo random because there were lucky/unlucky people getting 0 counters or 100% counters

https://dota2.fandom.com/wiki/Random_Distribution

Fingers crossed for this.

1. Don’t really care, usually it’s just “nice to have”
2. Better to have a working game at launch
3. An “alive” world is made of stuff like this so I’m happy for these
4. All open world games should have good modding support, not everything can be Skyrim but modders can fix bugs and extend the game lifetime by a good amount
5. I remember waiting 15/30 minutes for this game to load with my matrox g400 ;D jokes aside the best part of Gothic for me was the faction characterization, all with their path, their philosophy etc. Also the world felt very alive at the time

I have a Samsung xcover 6 pro. It has the jack + 2 sims + 1 microsd + removable battery

Isn’t it a noose?

It’s a combination between KDE 6 and Wayland, which required support in the Nvidia drivers. I remember running Nvidia on KDE 5 and had zero issues compared to now, but we’ll just have to wait. Some issues are just configuration changes that needs to be implemented by the distro mantainers (literally a one line fix on a conf file which was communicated by KDE but not picked up)

I do it manually, but I don’t have a lot of dependencies. Download the main package, install it, check the error message for the package it needs, download the new package, install the main package again… For python stuff pip download will also get the dependencies. Maybe you can use the Debian website since it lists the package dependencies and allows you to download from the website the deb files. You can probably automate with a bash script some stuff.

Maybe you can try buying from another country, It’s still available here and there. Otherwise just be happy with the normal one, I honestly think the black version looked better

Me and my friend watched the same movie remotely. They were watching “into the wild”, I was watching “No county for old men”. I understood I was on the wrong one when they commented about the great soundtrack, since the second one has no music ;D definitely after thee first quarter, probably after half. By chance they were talking about the van in the scene where there’s a van smuggling drugs so I did not notice

No, they directly download the files via torrents on your pc

You can just use any Linux distro and start steam in big screen mode, I think steamOs is available but a bit too customized for the deck

Crunchbang++ is alive and we’re using it

echo "Segmentation fault (core dumped)"

I start a windows virtual machine, could not find an alternative for Linux. I did find one for the corsair scimitar but as a mouse it did not last long enough. I’d like to try the Logitech g600 but it’s hard to find

Edit: yeah it’s one off for switching you don’t need to keep it running

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