mycus

ooo same folk that made thronefall.

thanks for the tip, def gonna pick this one up

• Shattered Pixel Dungeon
• Sunset Overdrive
• Your Only Move is Hustle
• Death’s Door
• Super Woden GP 2

steam drm is so easy to bypass that it almost doesn’t count

there is virtualization so you can run windows on it and work with those pesky proprietary softwares, but yeah performance will never be better than running things directly (except games with shitty directx implementation that run better with dxvk, ie sekiro, elden ring), albeit it can get really close. If you’re into tinkering, this will not be a problem.

on that topic, I was considering giving cassowary a try since my partner uses some windows only software too, looked promising.

then there is the game problem, but really, unless you play something that uses anticheat that doesn’t support proton, you’re good to go.

I’ve been gaming on it for over three years now.

Just wash your flies before consumption.

I like Tauon Music Box.

Python based. Relatively easy to compile. It’s also on flathub.

I mean, I don’t mind too much the lack of a grid system but I just can’t get used to the turn-less combat system of games like “Pillars of Eternity”, Tyranny or Pathfinder.

They are great, though. It’s just a nitpick I have.

this reminds me of cataclysm dda innawoods challenge. dunno how it is now, haven’t played for a good while but looks like you can make camps and assign tasks to fellow survivor npcs.

it’s a pretty solid game, beats any survival game any day if you are into turn based roguelikes.

Wasn’t a guy convicted on france not long ago and the deciding factor the judge used was because he used linux? WTF is going on there?

clowaca

this gets more disturbing the more I think about it

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edit: lmao got’em

oh yeah, it is n * (n - 1)

bc ~700 bots need to do ~700 minus 1 actions

a continue inside an if statement checking if the bot domain is the same as the subscribing one would suffice

edit: or use a search algorithm to pop the domain from the stack before starting the loop, that would be more efficient

edit2: even better: assuming all bot names are the same, you just iterate over the stack (constant), and pop each domain (new stack minus popped domain) and feed it to the 2nd loop.

edit3: SCRATCH EVERYTHING. The bot names don’t even have to be the same, you just iterate over a constant stack of botname@domain entries and pop the iteration from it… feed the new stack to the second loop (nested) and done. Why did I take so long to reach this?

wait, so if you federate with another instance through one community, you won’t get to see the rest of the feeds from that instance?

would subscribing to the domain directly (like kbin allows, maybe lemmy could in the future) reduce the number of actions to 700^2?

Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead isn’t really indie, it is straight up Open Source and a freaking good roguelike. The DDA variant focus heavily on the realism aspect of survival, but there are forks that try to gamefy it more.

There is also Rain World, which I am addicted for 3+ months now. It is also on sale, but before you buy it, know that you are going to die A LOT, but it really isn’t a big issue; it’s actually funny most times lol. Great lore too.

And one that I’ve rooted for a long time and I think flopped hard in its release is Below, but I very much still love it.

Also, one that I played for a bit last week and the soundtrack slaps hard is APE OUT.

This was circa 2003 when I was a 5 or 6 yo gremlin.

I was jumping on my aunt’s couch like a maniac, slipped and hit my forehead on a glass table’s corner; full-speed.

The table shattered, my cranium shattered and the only thing I remember is that, on the way to the hospital, the city was cold as hell.

And now I look like a penis :)

Cataclysm: DDA comes with a shitton of mods bundled and is superfun