I stumbled upon it two days ago and already have 15 hours in it ;-;

Brian look out noooo

I coming back to this, thanks for the quick guide :D

Doesn’t work. Wine is famously bad at allowing multiple instances to interact within the same container

I can’t really find any ocr-based local translators for Linux

country finally starts cracking down on gambling

oh no wait nevermind they just want to sue a videogame company

I’ve been using Linux mint for over a year now. The only problems I’ve ever needed Windows for is

a) playing obscure Japanese games

b) translating said Japanese games

People should be allowed to do things they’re bad at, however…

I get annoyed when somebody does something poorly but with confidence, as they can easily convince others that they’re actually good

Easiest example of this is singing. I’m nowhere near perfect, but I’ve had training so I can spot when somebody is making rookie mistakes and the like

Vtubers are the biggest perpetrators here. I think the only ones where I’ve liked their singing are Susui and Calliope. Surprise surprise, they both have backgrounds in music

Oh yeah, 100% I played for the first ~3 years OW was out and had a blast for the first two

It was after that where I started getting good and saw the flaws of the game. As you said, too many characters counter other characters, and the constricted 6v6 (and later 5v5) made individual performance stressful in many games

If you’re looking for a similar (but imo much better/laid back experience) then TF2 is a great game, where the medic supporter is the strongest class in the game

Just dropping that, while disco elysium is a top 10 favourite game for me, corporate suits stole the IP and none of the money goes to the creator

Pirate that shit boy

I tested it recently on my sister’s laptop, it launches word faster than notepad

Like how on earth did that happen

While it did get more general concepts like antibodies and enzymes, it failed to get anything specific like tgf-b1 after 70 questions

I brought this up in my friend group, and, to quote one of them, the general consensus is “is it weird that I actually don’t care”

Been playing through the adventure mode of MTG Forge

It’s a good time, but I dislike the layout of the world and how quests work. It’d feel so much better if the locations weren’t randomly splodged around the map and instead followed some structure

Similarly, quests are really jank. You’re punished for not taking them, but also punished for abandoning them. Early game they’re either insanely hard or require a huge amount of luck, late game it just feels like a list of random chores

Also it’s annoying to go to a town, rifle through all the shops for a few minutes, before heading on over to the next town. They should cut down the amount of shops per town (right now it’s 10+, each with 6 items to choose from), and just make it a menu to go between them, as the second it takes to load is quite jarring and the travel time when in the town is redundant

But I’m just being picky. Right now it’s a fun game if you’re already into mtg, but with those changes it’d be an amazing game in its own right

Yeah, honestly after 8th grade, history just became about WW1/2. I get why this is (we have very good records of it and it’s still relevant to this day), but damn would I have done anything to swap it out for something way cooler like Australian indigenous history

I hatwcwhen guess try to add too many characters

Earlier on, it felt like I could competently play all characters and, when i saw another in the field, knew what to expect from them

Now, I feel like constantly learning new characters is a chore at best

I thought this meme was just saying that you don’t need to be in the Epstein files to be a piece of shit, but no, they legitimately are defending them in the comments