MagnificentSteiner

I have been very happy with RecipeSage.

There ain’t gonna be any justice for that guy who had to move back to Australia and leave his dogs behind though. It’s bullshit that he couldn’t keep his work visa while this all got sorted out.

Always remember…

Boromir didn’t come from the kingdom of Jondor

:)

Hamtaro

News overlord Edwin first wrote about Danchi Days in the now distant year of 2024

I wonder if there’s some oblique reference here to the Overlord anime.

I can’t answer your question as I haven’t taken that step yet, everything is still confined to my LAN.

Here’s a similar thread from last month that had a lot of replies. Hopefully will be some useful info there for you. Good luck!

I’m being the most patient of gamers this week and playing WoW Wrath of the Lich King :D

Just got my server set up today. Now I need to set up addons and some playerbots to populate the world. There’s even a client with updated graphics for it which is sick.

After trying quite a few games that I didn’t get on with, I played so much of the Guildrun demo that I got a bit sick of it (it’s really good though).

I’m planning to try the Combolands demo this week too (it’s a roguelike city builder).

I have put almost 30hrs into the Guildrun demo. It’s a PvE autobattler in the same vein as TFT, Autochess and DOTA Underlords.

Before that I 100%'ed Wayfinder which was really a better game than I was expecting. Was pretty darn good value for £3!

Now, probably today, I’m going to try to set up my own World of Warcraft Legion server in Docker or Podman.

I have more control over it and I don’t need to create accounts and give out my email address.

Thanks Demigodrick for all your work! Thanks also to the other admins and moderators for keeping this place running!

I spend a fair bit of time here so I’ve set up a recurring donation to help out. Hopefully you’re able to break even on the costs.

Cheers

The games are from Itch.io. The initiative is just sponsored by Necrosoft. They’re DRM free games you download.

They’re DRM free downloads afaik. On Linux you would just run them with Proton by adding them to Steam/Heroic/Faugus etc I assume.

I played it entirely solo and had no issues with the highest difficulty dungeons or world bosses. I imagine it’d be a blast to play with other people but if you start on your own you can create another save slot to play with friends or just use a character you haven’t leveled up yet.

I finished all the achievements on Wayfinder. I really enjoyed it for what it is. It’s clear from some things that they ran out of budget/time to really smooth all the edges. What is there though is a fun action RPG with beautiful art and pretty satisfying progression.

I haven’t been sure what to play next but I just started Clair Obscur Expedition 33. Not sure about the parry/dodge system, it seems pretty anti-fun but I’ll give it a couple more hours.

If that doesn’t work out, I think I’ll start on the Yakuza games. I have Yakuza 0 and Like a Dragon, not sure which I’ll go for first.

Yeah, I tried all the stuff I could find online by changing the working directory and also repointing the target on Steam for the installer exe to the dlc exe to make sure they use the same prefix :(

Was just easier to download from Fitgirl, add setup.exe to Steam and run it xD

The only thing I want from GoG for Linux is a game download in 1 file instead of many. I spent an hour today trying to install the DLC for Yakuza Like a Dragon and it just would not detect the game installation.

Ended up downloading the whole thing from Fitgirl instead because it’s better service.

Welcome :)

Here’s a couple of things to help you find your way around:

Lemmy Explorer is a great site to browse communities on Lemmy/Piefed/Mbin to join.

FYI everything on Lemmy is relative to the instance you are on. For instance if there was a community on lemmy.world called ThisIsAnExample (lemmy.world/c/thisisanexample) then to you (on lemmy.zip) it would appear as lemmy.zip/c/thisisanexample@lemmy.world and you would link to it as !thisisanexample@lemmy.world. Same goes for users.

You can see these icons on each post or comment…

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The first one is a link to it on lemmy.zip. The second one is a link to the original post/comment on the users home instance.

Good luck!

Hi,

Here’s a great site to browse communities to sub to lemmyverse.net

FYI everything on Lemmy is relative to the instance you are on. For instance if there was a community on lemmy.world called ThisIsAnExample (lemmy.world/c/thisisanexample) then to you (on lemmy.zip) it would appear as lemmy.zip/c/thisisanexample@lemmy.world. Same goes for users.

You can see these icons on each post or comment…

Image

The first one is a link to it on lemmy.zip. The second one is a link to the original post/comment on the users home instance.

Good luck!

The technical term is “spicy pillow” :D

Perhaps I’m too cynical these days but what chance did they have with a name like Build A Rocket Boy?

Every time I see it I think is it “Build A Rocket, Boy” a la GoW or “Build A Rocket Boy” a la Astroboy… like WTF does it mean!!!

Thanks for your work and thanks again for sorting my issue with images.lemmy.zip and VPN access. Everything has been working perfectly since then!

That worked perfectly, have had no issues today at all.

Thank you very much!

Fantastic, thanks!

I’ll be sure to reply here in a few days to let you know either way.

Hi, I’m in the UK so I can’t access the site without a VPN at all.

I figured it was worth posting because I don’t have to constantly pass a cloudflare challenge to access lemmy.zip or stay logged in (i’ve been logged in without interruption for weeks). It’s only images.lemmy.zip that I have this issue with so it seemed to me that was not in keeping with other parts of the site.