What’s wrong with gog? Just download the offline installer and do with it whatever you want.

Phew, for a second I was worried you’d say cannibalism.

I don’t like to brag but I’ve used the XLOOKUP function once or twice. B)

I don’t hate From, I just don’t care for souls-like and so I’ve been starved for AC games for years. Hopefully the mechanics from souls won’t seep into AC.

I was talking more about the big studio releases in general. I also recommend keeping an eye on the studio if you love them that much, it’s not uncommon for core devs responsible for making a studio great in the first place quitting and leaving behind an empty shell.

Or worse, they find a more profitable franchise and turns your favorite one into a side project. Looking at you, From.

I don’t think the son of a FTC judge really depends on his Microsoft job to not go hungry.

Devs can do no wrong, it’s always the publishers.

Just don’t buy it or wait a couple years to grab it at good discount. Or if you’re feeling extra feisty, take the high seas.

Vote Skynet for 2024 Presidential Election, the efficient choice!

To make useless plastic cases to help the environment, of course.

Good idea. I think switching accounts in Jerboa is pretty easy so I might end up doing that.

I wonder if there’s a way to block porn on main feed but keep a side one for when I want to see it. I like me a nice ass, but its awkward to have one shoved when I just want to check news and see prequel memes.

Oh no my Linux stocks!

I wouldn’t say I hate Witcher 3 but it didn’t engage me at all because of the “everything sucks” aura it gives. There’s nothing really nice to look forward to or that makes the fight against the Big Bad worth it. However, now that I’m writing this, maybe that was intended and I should get back to the game with the mentality of a jaded mercenary only doing it for money, as I believe the Witchers are supposed to be.

Super Hero mod for 1.6 was awesome, though. Zipping around the map like Spider-Man with a rifle was so fun.

Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead has been mentioned so I’ll add OpenMW to the thread. It’s a open source engine rewrite of Morrowind and requires the base game to run Morrowind but it has the potential to be used to create new games and the devs are looking to expand it to allow the creation of ARPGs as well.

Another worthy mention is Endless Sky, it’s an open source game inspired by the classic space trading and combat game Escape Velocity.

I still haven’t figured out how to look up a community on Jerboa… The desktop site works well enough, though a little slow.

Are we going to see NMS like redemption story on Cyberpunk? Hope so.