

Warframe for me. I don’t think I would have very good chances of making through a whole year.


Warframe for me. I don’t think I would have very good chances of making through a whole year.


Try a lot of different weapons. Greatswords are fun, but big hammers are awesome too. I think the great club is easy to get early hammer
IMO their algorithm is ass. The front page is always all plastic titties and shitty step-porn and I actively click "not interested’ on those.
Subscribing to channels/creators is useful enough to warrant creating an account though. I do wish the subs page wasn’t so limited
Physical releases cost a fair bit to make, from just printing the media and designing the package and so on. And then there’s storing and shipping the game around the world so people could actually buy it.
Shipping could be out sourced to the customer easily enough (some kind of direct to customer sales model), but the rest is still a good chunk of extra cost for the publisher. Manufacturing like this also typically has to be paid in advance, so harder for smaller publishers and Indies to get it done in the first place.
I don’t think we will see a comeback of physical releases for PC other than as a collector items, it just doesn’t make sense for normal releases at this point.


little soup guy got paws
I would have guessed the one on the right as Noki (soot in Finnish).
Nice to see them getting along well enough to share the chair.
if you have spider infestation, that means you have something for the spiders to eat


Yeah the good old Hema. There’s now “adversary” version of it in the game that you can get in an hour or two. it’s significantly stronger than the original, but I believe the original Hema research has not changed. Warframe is full of silliness like that, and to some extent I think it’s fine. It creates stories and gives the player base something to bitch about together.


PoE is my highest recorded hours as well, 2308 hours on Steam, probably another couple thousand hours before I switched to the Steam version. I stopped playing sometime last year, but I’m sure it will grab me again at some point
Browser / Bowsette maybe? I’m not sure how canoniical this one is though


Wikipedia doesn’t give “legal advice”, it has information about these laws, with the sources cited.
That is very different than asking LLM anything and it throws you random bullshit from unknown sources, with no easy way to verify where it is from or if it is at all accurate.


Nobody ever reads the manual, unless they have already ran into an issue and they have no other alternatives left.
Starting a little FAQ / common issues page might help, though eventually it also might start to count as manual and nobody once again reads it.


Of course not, but whoever posted it here should


Unless you want to have all the beer yourself…
That’s fair. Silksong is harder and more importantly much meaner game than Hollow Knight. It is still a really good game, but it’s a bit of a love/hate relationship for me as well.


Saksa in Finnish, no clue what the origin of that is. It doesn’t even mean anything that I know of.
The end bit of the goblin camp is tough, even on normal difficulty, so nothing wrong with struggling with it. Most areas have a fight or two that are intended to be very difficult, but these are usually optional, so you can return to them later.
I would say BG3 does have a fair bit of these difficult fights, but there’s usually also a lot of options to deal with them. Utilising stuff like stealth archery, area denial (grease/web spells/scrolls), environmental damage (like that pushing dudes off ledges) and so on is important. There are also often other ways around these fights (stealth, conversation options, using environment).
And yeah like others have said, I would generally stay away from Steam forums, there’s lot of assholes in there and a lot of the responses are often straight up wrong.
Well most of GOP is also predators, just with a small “p”
Yeah, that’s how I do it at work. Anything not specifically sent to me will go into one of my extra folders. I don’t often look at most of these until I ran out of other work, which very rarely happens.
The CGI is of course dated at this point, especially the space battle stuff. Characters are largely practical though, so they look fine still.
Otherwise IMO the first season starts a little slow and there’s a ton exposition heavy stuff early to introduce the world. It does pick up soon though and it avoids the returning to status quo after episode quite well. Pretty much every episode moves some of the bigger background plots forward