It's great. We use family sharing, and everything is available.
The only thing to look out for is that because it's so easy to suspend games by just turning off the screen, I sometimes have to go: Who was playing stardew valley, and did you save?
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But if he had stayed on Krypton, he wouldn't have any powers, so it took an event to activate it, which isn't any different than the other scenarios.
Batman was born rich, so he already had the potential to be batman, but it took the murder of his parents to set him on his path.
Really Spiderman is the odd one out.
Ah, yes, I tried Divinity 2 but forgot about it. I think I personally just don't care for Larian games that much. They're definitely in the right vein of games though, so thanks for the response.
Back to Solasta: Crown of The Magister. Playing the Palace of Ice DLC.
My wife and I keep looking for other co-op games like this, but the only one we've really enjoyed was Wasteland 3. If you have other suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
What we've tried so far: BG3, Rogue Trader, Jagged Alliance 3.
It wasn't one specific thing. We were switching from Facebook Messenger, and found ourselves not wanting to use it all that much, often falling back to Messenger. For me, personally, I also didn't like that it didn't have a web client.
I guess it doesn't have to be, but I really like the idea of having control over the data, and not handing it over to some other entity, even if they say they're not evil. It just seems like communication without a 3rd party in between is a good idea, so I'm trying to make that work for now.
I believe Nextcloud Talk uses FCM for notifications. The issue doesn't seem to be on the FCM side, it's the client marking messages as read incorrectly, or not notifying because it thinks it's running in the foreground, etc. They're definitely working on these issues, but my family has lost confidence in it.
We call that a pancake in our house 😆.
It looks like you didn't score it?
It's great. We use family sharing, and everything is available.
The only thing to look out for is that because it's so easy to suspend games by just turning off the screen, I sometimes have to go: Who was playing stardew valley, and did you save? 😆
Not on PC, but it has split screen on consoles.
That lotr game looks kind of fun. I'm always looking for good co-op games.
True, true. I guess I was thinking of the spider bite, not the trauma.
But if he had stayed on Krypton, he wouldn't have any powers, so it took an event to activate it, which isn't any different than the other scenarios. Batman was born rich, so he already had the potential to be batman, but it took the murder of his parents to set him on his path. Really Spiderman is the odd one out.
I'm pretty sure Superman wasn't born with them. He got his powers from his flyby of earth's yellow sun in the escape pod from Krypton.
Ah, yes, I tried Divinity 2 but forgot about it. I think I personally just don't care for Larian games that much. They're definitely in the right vein of games though, so thanks for the response.
Back to Solasta: Crown of The Magister. Playing the Palace of Ice DLC.
My wife and I keep looking for other co-op games like this, but the only one we've really enjoyed was Wasteland 3. If you have other suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
What we've tried so far: BG3, Rogue Trader, Jagged Alliance 3.
"Alexa, what time is it?" is pretty common in my house. I do use my phone a lot for it, but I'm also more likely to get distracted if I do.
Yea, I saw it on a 'best of the year' list and had never heard of it before then. I'm glad they had a demo, because it hooked me.
Has anyone played this co-op? How is it? I saw that only one player can see the text/interaction screens at a time... Is that pretty annoying?
Playing Absolum. I'm pretty bad at it, but I'm having fun.
It wasn't one specific thing. We were switching from Facebook Messenger, and found ourselves not wanting to use it all that much, often falling back to Messenger. For me, personally, I also didn't like that it didn't have a web client.
Yea, we tried Signal a while back, but for whatever reason we didn't care for it.
Thanks for the info. My wife and I tried Signal a while back and didn't care for it.
I'm trying to get xmpp going today, even just as a test. 🤞
I guess it doesn't have to be, but I really like the idea of having control over the data, and not handing it over to some other entity, even if they say they're not evil. It just seems like communication without a 3rd party in between is a good idea, so I'm trying to make that work for now.
I believe Nextcloud Talk uses FCM for notifications. The issue doesn't seem to be on the FCM side, it's the client marking messages as read incorrectly, or not notifying because it thinks it's running in the foreground, etc. They're definitely working on these issues, but my family has lost confidence in it.
I will check out Snikket, thanks!