I wanted one, but between the price and the single-channel RAM, I decided against it. None of that is Valve’s fault, but I’m still pretty disappointed.
It would be hard for me to say what are my definitive top three, but in general my favorite two are the ones that spawned the category: Super Metroid and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
After that, there are several that I hold in very high regard, but I most appreciate the ones where the map loops the player back to the next area once a new item or ability have been found. Those that allow the gameplay to flow while still moving forward. I dislike excessive backtracking and poor map design - which a fast travel system doesn’t fully make up for in my opinion.
Hollow Knight just doesn’t click with me, partly because it doesn’t respect the player’s time. When you die at a boss, you don’t just try again right away. It forces you to travel to the boss before you can attempt it again. I find that really frustrating and not enjoyable. I have other reasons as well, but I know it was a very popular game and plenty of people love it and the sequel. I’m just not one of them.
I skipped the Steam Machine, so I think I’m going to get the Frame unless it’s like $2k.
The market is what the market is, and that doesn’t look like it’s going to get better anytime soon
At one point, Valve had stated that they were shooting for a price under the Index, so that would have been below $1k.
People are really not getting your sarcasm
Yeah but they’re more valuable when burned for warmth
I appreciate all your work. Thank you for sharing!
Fuck off with this shit! This person is grieving a loss and you think it’s appropriate to insult them?
Something is seriously wrong with you. Get a grip!
Damn I feel this. I’ve got a spot in my neck that must be a pinched nerve because no amount of popping, stretching or massaging it is helping.
That’s my fetish
They ban anyone who isn’t utterly negative about Linux.
If it were some kind of schtick, something actually funny, then I could get onboard with linuxsucks, but I really don’t think that’s the case.
And I can hardly think of any social network less welcoming of this sort of garbage than the Fediverse. Like, wow is this not their audience.
You fools!! Giving the working class what they need is a path to success!
Very nice! I was really interested in that LED bar too. I appreciate your interest in improving OpenRGB too!
Oh for sure. It’s just that I’m too frugal to want to do that for something I don’t absolutely need.
As a compromise, I bought an AsRock BC-250 bitcoin miner that I am in the process of building into a pseudo-PS5.
Why do you hate yourself so much that you’d subject yourself to that?
(Note: I gave you an upvote because this comment is meant in jest.)
I wanted one, but between the price and the single-channel RAM, I decided against it. None of that is Valve’s fault, but I’m still pretty disappointed.
Hahaha. Yes I think that’s corrrect
Which distro is most like indica?
Yeah also not one of my favorites
Hell yeah. Me too!
It would be hard for me to say what are my definitive top three, but in general my favorite two are the ones that spawned the category: Super Metroid and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
After that, there are several that I hold in very high regard, but I most appreciate the ones where the map loops the player back to the next area once a new item or ability have been found. Those that allow the gameplay to flow while still moving forward. I dislike excessive backtracking and poor map design - which a fast travel system doesn’t fully make up for in my opinion.
Hollow Knight just doesn’t click with me, partly because it doesn’t respect the player’s time. When you die at a boss, you don’t just try again right away. It forces you to travel to the boss before you can attempt it again. I find that really frustrating and not enjoyable. I have other reasons as well, but I know it was a very popular game and plenty of people love it and the sequel. I’m just not one of them.
I adore Dead Cells!