Is this counting people who installed it and then left out of disappointment? I installed it once, and then I couldn’t navigate through the menu as mouse-less-ly as Linux Mint can, and Steam wouldn’t show any windows at all despite updating (only right-clicking the system tray icon would bring up that menu, but then clicking those entries or double-clicking the icon did nothing). It was just a really disappointing experience so I returned to Mint Cinnamon.
Log in and install it through the free and open-source Heroic Games Launcher to minimize Epic’s telemetry!
It’s not really “immersive” lol; you can fire several shots and enemies will only act individually, with some just several feet away not reacting at all while other pals of theirs are running toward you, and all enemies’ vision is apparently terrible since they can’t see you if you’re more than basically 30’ away from them. It’s totally not S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-like at all based on these elements, and is almost a self-burn to claim that the game was inspired accordingly.
There’s a lot that can be cheesed, too, like just tapping the fire-arrow button instead of holding it to eliminate mouse sway, or hiding in a watchtower where a giant Vendigo can’t reach you while you simply take pot shots at it.
It’s also frustrating because of the aiming sway and the combination of the game’s hard-to-hit, and hard-hitting, monsters.
And yet I’m still playing. It has some fun underneath the wonkiness. Pro-tip: explore even the very start of the game for hidden weapons, and practice right-click-spamming melee weapons to get a sense of how fast they can be continually used. Once you get a bow (there is one out in the field, so you shouldn’t need to buy one) and can sustainably buy arrows, and then particularly discover the Vendigo Heart (which is an artifact that grants passive healing) outside the fort, you’ll have a much more enjoyable time with this game.
Oh, because of the China drama? I read up on that and that seems to have been cleared since then. Even so, there is also HopToDesk. I just think we should always suggest open-source here whenever possible.
Isn’t TeamViewer closed-source? Why are you not recommending RustDesk?
But what if you don’t have a machine turned on at the time, or don’t have the means nor willingness for a server setup? That’s when a Droid app becomes indispensable, and that’s why I personally deal with the downfalls of Collabora to at least have that capability.
Huh? LibreOffice isn’t on Android while Collabora is. That’s kind of important, no?
The easiest way to implement this is to avoid the IoT entirely. I strive to avoid any smart products that cannot be perpetually used offline (a.k.a. most of them).
First time reading that PewDiePie is a “random channel”…
Stop now; better late than never!
Someone suggested elsewhere (I can’t remember where) that Shizuku could be messed around with to allow installation without any computer’s involvement at all, to emulate adb on the phone itself. Would you know anything about this workaround?
Why did the bot resubmit instead of just editing the typo in its duplicate entry earlier? Lemmy users can edit post titles.
Now this seems like it’d be more up my jam than Balatro!
lol you have nothing to apologize for; nothing’s late if the topic wasn’t urgent :)
TROM Search via https://search.trom.tf/?q=%25s will cycle through instances. Sometimes the results suck but you can simply rerun your query. This is what I currently use for everything by default.
Wow, I never heard about this malware trend. I guess this kind of crap will only increase with AI’s help…
I had a user do that with video editing software… seriously, what could go wrong? Ransomware. Literally ransomware.
What app was that? I’m guessing the software was not FOSS.
long enough passphrase
What is that currently, and what would it need to be given the looming threat of quantum computers?
What caused it to crash so many times and how long ago did you use it? I’ve been using Waterfox for years and it’s been mostly great. I also never use Chrome extensions; just stick to Firefox add-ons.
KDE Plasma, on a Lenovo ThinkPad E570 with a… GTX M950, I think.