Sonotsugipaa
@Sonotsugipaa@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on spagett 5 hours ago:
Put some pineapple in it, then we have a deal
- Comment on Day 566 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 15 hours ago:
delete everything except app data
You mentioned before that you’re on Linux, right?
If so, beware:
I haven’t bothered verifying this (because I try to keep “persistent” game data in my home dir and backed up), but as far as I know, deleting games that run through Proton also removes their data in the steamapps/compatdata directory - which almost always includes the data people usually say Steam doesn’t delete. - Comment on Bunch of lads 1 day ago:
someone said “you are what you eat” after he ate sushi :c
- Comment on Bunch of lads 1 day ago:
That Time Will Smith Reincarnated As A Fish
- Comment on Bunch of lads 1 day ago:
- Comment on Gaming market melts down after Google reveals new AI game design tool — Project Genie crashes stocks. (A.K.A . Investors panic because they don't understand what "real" videogames are) 1 day ago:
If you ever feel like you’re stupid, ignorant, absolutely microbe-brained, and that no one on this planet could possibly be more braincell starved than you:
remember that at least you don’t invest in the stock market for a living - Comment on Who is he??? 1 day ago:
- Comment on Bunch of lads 1 day ago:
Well, he did kill Hitler
- Comment on Who is he??? 1 day ago:
But who’s Joe?
- Comment on Legal action over 'unfair' Steam game store prices given go ahead 2 days ago:
More like 3.33$ (or 3.33€ in my case) plus fees, but agreed
- Comment on Legal action over 'unfair' Steam game store prices given go ahead 3 days ago:
Mindustry is straight up open source, it is available on github under the GNU GPL v3
- Comment on If cannibalism were the norm and human meat was freely available in grocery stores, there would surely be people who prefered to eat only the meat of people of their own ethnicity or only women's meat 3 days ago:
Usually that type of bait post has a generalized accusation of hypocrisy, that’s the secret ingredient that turns comment sections into 360-era COD lobbies - this post’s title is missing that, so to me it doesn’t look like deliberate ragebait
- Comment on Mass Effect is one of the greatest games ever and EA makes good games 1 week ago:
EA has a bad reputation on Lemmy
EA has a bad reputation everywhere, and they mostly deserve it - even if you barely hear about said hatred anymore, because so many publishers and even a few indie devs managed to supersede their reputation.
- Comment on Moder games with Abuse-like controls scheme? 1 week ago:
I haven’t played it in a while (a decade, even), so I may be mistaken, but I know of Ghost 1.0.
(it’s definitely not “modern” though)
- Comment on Lawks 2 weeks ago:
Anything?
… I’ll see myself out
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Not whom you asked, but I imagine it tastes vaguely like canned Heineken
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 2 weeks ago:
The Farmer Was Replaced — I got this game as a gift on Steam to a friend because they asked for a Python crash course recommendation, as I was assisting him with the learning process (considering that the game doesn’t use the real Python) I ended up playing it myself.
Some resources are surprisingly challenging to gather efficently, and my friend said that the in-game guide didn’t explain basic procedural programming concepts (paraphrased) well enough; he’s planning to start another run, with minimal assistance from me.
I’m not sure I should admit to such things on Lemmy, but I’ve also recently discovered the Peripeteia EA and I’ve played it a few times.
It’s… certainly a game, minus “certainly” — it’s full of bugs, the levels look unfinished (tbf, they are), the Funky Zone™ level is extremely hard if you don’t know the routes by heart, and its gameplay and aesthetics are an acquired taste.
I really enjoyed it (excluding the last currently available level), but I also really enjoy “games” such as X3 or Halo 2 on legendary so my enjoyment doesn’t really mean much.
- Comment on Day 543 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Maybe the RAM shortage will make software less bloated? 5 weeks ago:
I suspect companies behind needlessly memory-intensive software would rather push (harder) towards cloud services, or ignore the problem entirely - I’m sure they’ll find a way to enshittify their products in a way that solves the problem for them, or see lower profits and learn absolutely nothing.
If the software in question is something people need for their job, those companies can absolutely just decide that it’s not their problem and that you’ll just have to face the shortage head-on.I recall listening to half of a video from SumitoMedia, where his answer to your question is, quote, “do you hear how fucking stupid you sound?” (you can probably guess why I didn’t watch the rest of it).
- Comment on I love it 1 month ago:
You can’t tell me what to do >:c
- Comment on I love it 1 month ago:
Vintage Story ahh meal
- Comment on The ancient Greeks or Chinese should have already had words for this. 2 months ago:
Is there anyone who can’t (partially) control their breath?
- Comment on The ancient Greeks or Chinese should have already had words for this. 2 months ago:
- Comment on The ancient Greeks or Chinese should have already had words for this. 2 months ago:
Without rigorously researching the phenomenon, I’d put myself in the 2, edging towards 3 - I can visualize things with however many details I can see with my own eyes if I focus a little, but instinctually I only see vague shapes that serve their purpose in whatever scenario I’m thinking of.
I can rotate objects and remember the back-face details;
I can picture a moment from a story I was reading, where a bipedal nocturnal lizard in a cramped spaceship violently recoils from having a flashlight pointed at its eyes;
I cannot quantify the spacing between its eyes compared to the height between those and the tip of the nose as seen by a front-facing isometric projection, even if it’s all a fiction and I could just make things up.Basically my mind is running Unreal Engine 5 with medium settings, low LOD and AI generated textures - which would also explains a lot of other things now that I think about it.
- Comment on The ancient Greeks or Chinese should have already had words for this. 2 months ago:
I’m not as puzzled about the concept of aphantasia (or the opposite) as much as the fact that people here, and two I know IRL, always self report as either 1s or 5s, with a handful of exceptions (ATTOW).
Is there a selection bias, where anyone in-between doesn’t relate to either extreme enough to comment, or do said extremes conflate the ability to “picture” fine details with the ability to remember them in the first place?
- Comment on They let me pick, did I ever tell you that? Choose whichever spartan I wanted... 3 months ago:
It’s a verbatim quote from Halo 3, I wouldn’t read too much into it
- Comment on Over 47% of Stop Killing Games Signatures Have Already Been Verified 3 months ago:
Hey, to be fair, if Helldivers 2 taught me something is that we’re all a complainy bunch
- Comment on Over 47% of Stop Killing Games Signatures Have Already Been Verified 3 months ago:
Following your logic and example, since we can’t individually do much for the homeless we should go around shelters and aggressively try to convince volunteers that destitute people are a lost cause.
- Comment on Sad but true 3 months ago:
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- Comment on Sad but true 3 months ago:
At least þey aren’t writing like þis, which I’ve seen from at least one user on Lemmy
