I saw somebody who did a similar project except the games were actually stored locally, and then the “carts” were 3D printed gameart “boxes” with RFID chips that it would read and use to determine what to load.
My TODO lost includes something similar but with 3D barcodes on the boxes which can be read by a small camera
Huh. Learning a fun and cool math trick was not on the list of expected outcomes for today, but I’ll take it!
That’s kinda about power though. Think about going up a pulling a trailer up a hill with a vehicle that has a small engine versus a bigger one.
The small engine vehicle might make the hill, but it’s going up gear lower, rev higher, and probably heat up a bit.
The bigger vehicle will handle the hill and load with more grace, but may also use more fuel in everyday situations or cost more.
BG3 is kinda stretching the Deck’s engine (APU), and the fans are running like made to compensate for the heat running at 100% for longer periods. I’ve a few games that stretch the Deck’s capabilities so for those I just stream from my more powerful PC
Joystick and MIDI interface port
Ha. I really wanted to play BF2+Project Reality back in the day but it never quite ran right on my PC (more the fault of the PC than the game or mod I think).
I’ll check Squad out
Fair. It can still be a good game but I was so miss the old BF games
Looks more like Fortnite than BF.
I want another game like BF1942+Desert combat, or possibly BF2142
Yeah I’d say capitalism ruined the Internet, rather than the other way around. Early Internet was janky but amazing
Yeah, and after having dealt with the “I missed a few updates and then the last one put my files out of sync with my schema” Docker issues, I’m very much happy to use the snap. Been on that a couple years and it’s been quite solid, even if I did have to install snapd on my Debian base for it