You’re not kidding. Legit looks like someone just took the models from StarCraft and then freshened them up. Protoss Terran Zerg, all of them. In fact you could have removed the context and just showed me the raw footage and I would have arrived at the same conclusion, that it was a mod.
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My wife and I watched the whole thing, and I’ve frequently watched LTT in the past. We both agreed that the humor wasn’t really well placed, given the situation and came off a bit cringey in my opinion. I know some folks are saying damned if you do, damned if you don’t, which is fair. However I think that if they kept the humor out and it was a “generic apology video” there would be less criticism about it. But again, that’s just my opinion.
I use zerotier as a way to connect to my private emulated servers without having to worry about connecting to an external IP address and opening up a ton of ports. Plus if you have a dynamic IP, the address can change. Some people set up a domain name to circumvent the dynamic IP, but it still means you have to port forward. Zerotier solves it via creating a manageable virtual lan network. Think Hamachi.
In my use case, I run a solo EverQuest server emulator, WoW server emulator, City of Heroes, Ultima Online. I simply spin up my virtual machine connected to zerotier then boot up my steam deck. Then I can connect to them while I’m out and about at a hotel, friends place, etc.
It’s lightweight, so not much bloat, does exactly what I need it to do and initializes on startup. Then if you want to disconnect/reconnect, it’s really simple to do. Been using it for about a year now. Zero complaints (no pun intended).
Yeah, not a bad idea to hedge your bets. With all luck, it’s not for another long while. I know for myself, I’ll buy mostly on Steam, but if I got a game I really really like and want to preserve, I’ll get it on GoG then stash it on an external SSD. So if shit hits the fan and Valve grows devil horns overnight, I’ll at least have my favorite games sans DRM.
He did. He failed the skill check to bring him out. His question was if there was another way to get him if you fail pulling him out of the portal.
Played 5E for the better part of 6 years. Overall it’s helpful for the systems, but I also almost exclusively played Druid with a little bit of wild magic sorcerer and Cleric in a couple one shot/two shot campaigns.
I think as the game matures, we’ll see some mods come into play that make it a bit more faithful to the tabletop. I don’t know how it’ll affect the overall “balance” of the game, but I’ve always felt that mods can help tailor the game to your personal taste. Maybe Larian will patch in new features as time goes on
I don’t think I’ll ever willingly purchase a vehicle with built in subscription services to features already existing in the car. But if I didn’t have a choice, I’d be sure to start looking up ways to bypass it.
The thing that’s alarming is we have this subscription car crap now, which would have been absurd back before 2010 (still is, but even more so then), is that I feel we’re another 20 years from subscription AC cooling in cars. They’ll bypass it by giving access to AC cooling to 82 degrees, but if you want that good cool you’ll need to fork up some dineros
Holy shit man. I don’t know what it takes for the death penalty in Australia, but this would be a strong contender in my opinion.
It wasn’t .99 but it was 2.50 at one point, and that was Terraria. Poured over a thousand hours into it. The consistent free mega updates they push out breathe life into it and I’ve been floored how much they’ve supported the game well over a decade since it’s launch. The team there could have just walked away after the 1.1 launch which helped fix some bugs and introduced some new things and called it a wrap. I’m very glad they didn’t
Absolutely killer news! I play BBR on my main rig at home, and play on steam deck when I’m out at a friends place. The game is just a blast. When I heard that they were moving from EAC to FaceIT, it was a little bit of a blemish on what is otherwise a perfect little shooter. So to see the devs taking that feedback and making an earnest effort not to alienate part of their audience just tickles me pink.
I’m excited. Watched the first four seasons. The first two were pretty rough with the CGI, but once you get to the third and fourth, they get better visually. You still get some jank CGI here and there in the form of spearmen on horse back looking like they’re rowing a boat, but the story is great. If I’m correct, it predates the 3 kingdom era, but gives a lot of Dynasty Warriors vibes due to the relatively similar eras. Would recommend a watch for those that like the ancient Chinese history and warfare.
Agreed. I know that my leaving isn’t going to change the platform, get Spez fired, or have any substantial effect. But the key thing is I know that I’m not supporting it.