I think a “fuck it we ball” attitude helped me a lot in my jump. I didn’t even bother researching what dual-booting was to give myself a backout option.

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What’s even the point, then?

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A bunch of nerds on lemmy suggested it and I haven’t found any problems with it that make me want to go for another. I use Fedora KDE

obsessing over plants and accidentally dooming the world with agriculture

I only really ever got the urge to spend when I lost a 50/50 for a favorite limited banner character. I stopped playing and hopped to another game instead though, eheh

Baldurs Gate 3

if I didn’t have to mod the fuck out of oblivion to make it playable without a spreadsheet, i’d be very mad at you.

Agriculture is nuts. Put food in the ground, and get more food back later? Cool!

Food preservation is incredible too. A single fish rots pretty fast when it dies, but we figured out a few dozen different ways to eat that fish years after it croaked. In serving sized portions, no less.

First person dungeon crawlers are my jam but Daggerfall absolutely does not hold up. It’d need a total reconceptualization.

I’ve only tried KDE and i’m pretty happy with it. I dunno why I’d want a creepy foot gnome on my computer, and I don’t really know of any others by name yet so… I’mma pick KDE

Solved! I had to swing by a hardware store for some screwdrivers and bemoaned a few secret screws keeping the thing from opening, but I located the keyboard ribbon and removed it. All is well! I even gave the fan a little cleaning, which was long overdue eheh. Thanks folks!

Huh, unplugging the keyboard. I didn’t think of that. I might just see how easy that is to do later tonight.

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do you like sportsball, but think it needs level ups, perks, and gear? no? Me neither. I absolutely loved Pyre though. When a game dev takes a risk on a weird mashup like 3v3 basketball + Fantasy RPGs + visual novels, it’s an easy way to score points with me. What really cemented this as my favorite was the characters and the emergent interactions that develop as part of your decisions during the Rites. No spoilers, but the game asks you to make hard decisions at every turn of the wheel, and that particular kind of tension and release is very unique in my experience. It’s one of the few games I’ve 100%'d to see every permutation of events.

fuck yeah, lunacid. Newest of the fallen, take up your sword and fight.

Yeah its called skyblivion.

That’s okay, I’m here to yuck someone. Blizzard is a fuck, don’t give them your sub money lol

I’m right there with you. I feel like everyone I know’s a bunch of hermit crabs lining up to upgrade from soda cans and plastic bottles into real shells

Sometimes I’ll buy games on sale I have no intention to ever play. Y’know, because of the lingering guilt from the last time I played them but didn’t buy them