Yeah true, AI art is more "looks OK at first glance, but smaller details are messed up", while this one is the opposite of that so "smaller details are actually fine, but as a whole it looks quite messed up" haha
Started playing Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE by the Danganronpa team, it really does feel like a Danganronpa style game but with a new setting! Kinda refreshing now to get a new setting and not have the story "locked" by the Danganronpa setting, actually.
Also I got back into Hyper Light Drifter, which I played a bit a few years ago, but it didn't quite "click" with me. I think I found the map confusing. However this time I managed to understand how to navigate better, and got more into the game!
Yup, I still visit Reddit daily because of the small subreddits for games I'm playing, which are barely active on Lemmy.
I mostly stay away from everything else on Reddit, but then again I already usually did that even before the recent API changes and removal of third party apps.
You could say I can try to contribute more to those communities here on Lemmy, but even on Reddit I never posted much and would just comment on random stuff once in a while. So it's hard to go from that to actively posting and commenting here on Lemmy...
I wouldn't say that nobody ever should use straws, but there are definitely a lot of people who use straws even when it's not necessary, like when they're just sitting in a restaurant eating.
I can agree that having a straw is easier for takeaway eaten on the go or in the car too, for example.
Wow, that's a bummer lol. Oh well, stuff like that happens... IIRC the well lady does actually hint about it by saying something about "if only there was something that could track stuff" in any case.
Man, I tried my best to find the wells without looking them up, but I gave up when I had two left and used an interactive map to find them.
The most annoying part is that I still feel like they were actually in somewhat obvious places and I could've found them if I had scoured the ingame map a few more times... oh well.
I did read some argument that for certain foods, if they removed the plastic wrapping, the expiration would happen so much faster that food waste would increase by a lot. I honestly have no idea if waxed paper would work as well though.
I do agree that hopefully alternative solutions can be found in any case...
Aha, I found this this video for global total sales over time, which shows that the Switch passed the Wii last year. Kinda interesting to see the comparisons!
I learn all my science from meme communities
so you're saying we should invest in an industrial freight shipping scale for maximum accuracy
Nice free skin!
Hmm, stickers asides, from the trailer I guess this seems like a "point and click" adventure game!
I kinda liked these kinds of games before, but must admit that I haven't really played those kinds of games that much in recent years.
Yeah true, AI art is more "looks OK at first glance, but smaller details are messed up", while this one is the opposite of that so "smaller details are actually fine, but as a whole it looks quite messed up" haha
I actually liked 3D movies and I even bought the Nvidia 3D kit to play my PC games in 3D, it was amazing (to me)!
But it was an imperfect 3D technology that gave many people headaches, so I can understand why it eventually got scrapped.
I do have a VR headset too, but besides Half-Life Alyx, there haven't really been any VR games I am so hyped for that I keep going back to play in VR.
Looking at this cover art again now, it kinda reminds me of AI-generated art lol
Rudy: "I'll probably not see him again"
Me: He's gonna become an exchange student isn't he
Next scene: "HA HA HA HA HA"
Started playing Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE by the Danganronpa team, it really does feel like a Danganronpa style game but with a new setting! Kinda refreshing now to get a new setting and not have the story "locked" by the Danganronpa setting, actually.
Also I got back into Hyper Light Drifter, which I played a bit a few years ago, but it didn't quite "click" with me. I think I found the map confusing. However this time I managed to understand how to navigate better, and got more into the game!
Yup, I still visit Reddit daily because of the small subreddits for games I'm playing, which are barely active on Lemmy.
I mostly stay away from everything else on Reddit, but then again I already usually did that even before the recent API changes and removal of third party apps.
You could say I can try to contribute more to those communities here on Lemmy, but even on Reddit I never posted much and would just comment on random stuff once in a while. So it's hard to go from that to actively posting and commenting here on Lemmy...
None of the students are going to admit they tried to buy drugs
Tough times, tough times
I wouldn't say that nobody ever should use straws, but there are definitely a lot of people who use straws even when it's not necessary, like when they're just sitting in a restaurant eating.
I can agree that having a straw is easier for takeaway eaten on the go or in the car too, for example.
That intimidation stare was super effective lol
Wow, that's a bummer lol. Oh well, stuff like that happens... IIRC the well lady does actually hint about it by saying something about "if only there was something that could track stuff" in any case.
Man, I tried my best to find the wells without looking them up, but I gave up when I had two left and used an interactive map to find them.
The most annoying part is that I still feel like they were actually in somewhat obvious places and I could've found them if I had scoured the ingame map a few more times... oh well.
I did read some argument that for certain foods, if they removed the plastic wrapping, the expiration would happen so much faster that food waste would increase by a lot. I honestly have no idea if waxed paper would work as well though.
I do agree that hopefully alternative solutions can be found in any case...
I have been trying to replace as many of my synthetic clothes and textiles with cotton (or other natural textiles) as possible...
Thanks for the tip, I'll have a look!