this is precisely why i gave up on multiplayer PvP games for the most part. the era of casual PvP pubs is long gone and now, if you don't have the "play for glory" mentality, you simply can't enjoy such games anymore. and even then, having that mentality already doesn't sound enjoyable to me.
on the flipside, i also find myself struggling with being interested in modern PvE/co-op games as well, especially since most of them adopt the 4-player format, pretty much necessitating having friends willing to play with you for a truly fun experience. the niche of big lobby PvE games is rarely tapped, unfortunately.
i've used Void in the past and i can confidently say that it's worth giving it a try if you are knowledgeable enough in the Linux space. it's not super hard to install and configure tho.
main thing i liked about it is how fast it booted up compared to systemd distros. this was especially helpful when i was still stuck with a crappy laptop running the system from a HDD.
thank you for creating a polygon amalgamate.
thank you for saving Sal's obsessions.
thank you for creating complete global saturation.
thank you for creating free reign content.
there's no shame in liking some dark humor.
oof, ouch, my eldritch bones.
this is precisely why i gave up on multiplayer PvP games for the most part. the era of casual PvP pubs is long gone and now, if you don't have the "play for glory" mentality, you simply can't enjoy such games anymore. and even then, having that mentality already doesn't sound enjoyable to me.
on the flipside, i also find myself struggling with being interested in modern PvE/co-op games as well, especially since most of them adopt the 4-player format, pretty much necessitating having friends willing to play with you for a truly fun experience. the niche of big lobby PvE games is rarely tapped, unfortunately.
i have recently decided to revisit the game.
my first run was a Nomad solo running at people with a shotgun.
now i have decided to do a Corpo netrunner build with some sword melee mixed in.
wait, they cancelled the Companion Cube shroud?
the type of man that can find glue.
don't forget Jensen Huang as well.
now that's a fizzy drink.
ahh, yes, the bone is made out of bone.
i never knew monsters are illuminating like Nuka-Cola Quantums.
i prefer a crimson frog.
i've used Void in the past and i can confidently say that it's worth giving it a try if you are knowledgeable enough in the Linux space. it's not super hard to install and configure tho.
main thing i liked about it is how fast it booted up compared to systemd distros. this was especially helpful when i was still stuck with a crappy laptop running the system from a HDD.
The Round One
thank you for following the AI's request to generate content!
thank the content for creating itself.
my pick is definitely The Day the World Went Away.