Quoting: Ehvis

Quoting: pb

Quoting: whizse

Quoting: pbThe artwork looks suspiciously sloppy, especially the backgrounds...

From the Kickstarter page "Everything is hand made, with no AI used in any part of the process".

I don't know what is worse, if that turns out to be a lie or the truth. ;p

Having something hand made doesn't automatically make it good of course. But yeah, the scenes look boring and inconsistent.

Maybe that's why it's called Less Miserables but in a bad way.

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Quoting: mr-victory

Quoting: ToddLI remember back then when I was visiting the SteamDeck Reddit page

How time flies, I did the same and I don't even recall when I stopped. Perhaps it was around the time the subreddit had its mod changed and became like instagram

I stopped visiting it when it got to the point that people didn't follow the rules the mods had in place for people that kept posting photos of their Steam Deck and got tired of seeing those dumb memes like smelling the Steam Deck (which continues to gets posted to this day when I last checked) or the numerous times someone would post/repost about the Steam Deck being used for controlling a rocket during the Ukraine/Russia war.

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I remember back then when I was visiting the SteamDeck Reddit page regularly, there were some people that actually wanted this browser since they were coming from Windows but at the time, the installed failed to work. Now, they can finally rejoice if they're still interested in it...4 years later!

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Nice feature to have and this is what Lutris does as well when you add a game on the program that you can link up to Steam. The last time I fiddled with RPCS3, I had to use some additional commands on the Launch Options after adding the emulator to Steam in order to get the games to run.

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It's great to hear games like Slay the Spire 2 being made on Godot over something like Unreal Engine and I hope they continue to have great success with every future game release.

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I've been using CachyOS for about a year and so far, it's been great! I have two machines I use for gaming and it hasn't given me too much issues with the games I'm playing. I haven't had the desire to distro hop like I used to do back then now that I've used CachyOS.

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Good thing I don't care what M$ is cooking with Project Helix because there's nothing from Xbox that interests me when it comes to gaming and I'd rather just stick to Linux and Steam Deck gaming since it satisfies my needs nowadays.

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I can't wait for the day that the AI bubble bursts so that everyone can go back to enjoying new hardware again without worrying about components. Also, for those that build PCs, it'd be nice to go back to the days where RAM, SSD and other components were affordable instead of the high price markups that we see today.

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Happy belated 4th anniversary for the Steam Deck and while the situation is terrible with AI companies sucking up the hardware resources, I hope that the Steam Deck will continue to sell whenever it becomes available again. Still one of the best PC handhelds to this day despite showing it's age.

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Quoting: mr-victory

Quoting: suchHDDs are getting up there as well. I can only assume FDD is next in line, and punch card users should probably start getting ready.

That's not even going into raw materials.

Imagine Blu-Ray & archival disks go out of stock before CPUs or GPUs.

It'll happen in due time since Sony is already starting to discontinue making Blu-ray machines and others will eventually follow. Before you know it, Blu-Ray & archival disks sill start to go away.

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