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Yesterday I've tried to run Battlefield 1 again because I needed a bit less role playing and sci-fi.
It was the sheep that did it I swear. You can trust me on this, I am after all a Shepard.
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I've been playing Yume Nikki for the first time, lately. It's free on Steam, works perfectly with Proton, and has key-to-gamepad mapping already built in.
I got the 1-in-64 Crick in the Neck event really early on, during the second time that I played the game, too, which I didn't expect after having seen footage where players just couldn't get it to trigger no matter how many times they tried.
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with the RTX 3080 all cranked to max it's nicely mostly above 80, with rare dips to 75.
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Just completed the main story and heading for the "Nightmare Levels" tomorrow ^^
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Not the best performance on my laptop, but still fun to go on a little road trip with the boys. 😄
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No stupid hollywood like cutscenes where time is running out and stuff flying on the screen. It feels more like half life 2 type experience, first person "cutscenes" and kinda basic gameplay with some modern features. Love it actually.