Yes you can! There’s plenty of places where you can turn prayer beads into consumable chains.

Lucky! I had to try more than ten times due to unlucky behavior in the waves before the boss, and finally managed to win only by using tools.

Most runbacks aren’t too bad, but fuck the Bilewater one. That shit was too hard and annoying. I had less trouble with the First Sinner than that boss.

There is a way to make Pilgrims Rest free :)

GPs comment was hyperbole, but it holds true for most countries.

I live in Germany and make a pretty good salary as a developer. If I could, I’d take ½-1 year off work to develop one of a few games I’ve been designing over the last couple of years. In-between jobs I always start working on them, and those 1-2 months are a blast, much more fun than regular work.

But even though I have enough savings to do so, I really can’t, because it would mean:

1. My career progression will pause, less future income
2. I need my savings for unforeseen emergencies
3. Losing out on a year of income will worsen my chances of ever affording my own apartment/house, and will worsen my private retirement savings

When the result is most likely making 0€, it’s hard to justify the risk.

Because by the time I use awk again, I’ve completely forgotten that it supports this stuff, and the discoverability is horrendous.

Same here - I couldn’t believe how bad the sprint was, until I enabled Proton. Suddenly, the movement feels just as tight as it did in Hollow Knight!

Bout tree fiddy

For ever!

Expedition 33 is very good at what it does. It’s a great experience, well worth the money (though I found combat to be repetitive over time) and as others have already explained, a lot more artistic.

BG3 however was a mind-blowing game for me. The amount of choices you have at every point was something I’d always wanted, and I’d always been let down.

I still think about E33s story often after my ~20h playing it, but for BG3 I really wish I could play it again for the first time, after having played over 200 hours already.

Oh, it’s actually 0-click (though a couple dozen key presses)

It’s IMO also so much clearer regarding data types. You can’t accidentally write a boolean when you want a string.

IIRC he was the son of Zeus, so a demigod, and became a full god.

It does, but it doesn’t look like Kent will get his shit together. He cannot accept that he might be in the wrong.

If an online game is offline after 3 days, it’s better not to have preordered it.

It’s much easier to treat it as an art if you do it because you want to, not because you have to.

Like most things in life, really.

It doesn’t contain a labrador, but I’m open to being convinced. What’s the advantage?

It’s a separate package tool that works on every distribution. Usually Debian derivatives use apt, Redhat ones use dnf etc. Flatpaks work everywhere.

Me following the recent bcachefs drama

Oh god, why do I suddenly feel the need to sneeze