God damn, it looks and sounds exactly like I remember from a lifetime ago. Sure, now all those dozens of pixels are stretched over a 4k monitor, but it’s still exactly the same game!
I was also able to run it on Linux pretty easily, despite the warning from Gog that it is incompatible with my system.
It’s not really a free game, since you need to have Robbo Millennium (which is paid) to play it. On the other hand, this game is my childhood and Robbo Millennium is cheap anyway so I bought it.
I can confirm, for me an old Brother laser printer works with no additional drivers needed. Many other things work surprisingly well. I also switched to Mint and the transition was so easy that my geek side was actually disappointed (nothing to tinker with!)
I just did exactly that. It is my third try but this one is the easiest. Linux has evolved a lot since my last try (my printer just works! Out of the box, no issues). Windows was never perfect but this time it’s clear they are making things worse on purpose.
Hopefully I will stay for good this time.
In science there is an answer “you are not even wrong” which is a polite way of saying that wat you said makes so little sense, that it cannot even be disproven.
“relies solely on the player being forced to randomly try every conceivable combination in those insanely cryptic puzzles”
Did you consider that maybe you just missed all the clues that were spread around the island?
I remember having to backtrack many times because I realised the key to a puzzle was in the text in the library or on the painting or in some other place that I recognized but didn’t remember well enough to repeat it without getting back to that place.
NPC, I give quests to others
Her radio wasn’t off-the-shelf hardware. But I bet that her plane wasn’t either. What she tried to do required much more effort and knowledge than just operating off-the-shelf tools.
What I am trying to say is that she wasn’t stupid, she was just not prepared enough for the task.
Stop posting censored sh*t on the internet.
Also: MAGA doesn’t like subtle actions like that. Soft power is gay! /S
That would guarantee a bright future for Dubai
For the younger generation it might be a philosophical experience, because that is, The Icon of Saving!
My Bose headphones didn’t break, but they looked awful after two years of usage, like garbage. So I decided to buy a Sony… Sony broke after one year after they fell off the bed (cheap headphones would survive this without a scratch, but those were expensive)
</\Vader voice>We Overhauled Our Terms of Service, pray we don’t overhaul it any further</Vader voice>
I’m from Poland and didn’t think about it until I found that in the first part of The Witcher games, the game that is directed to adults, they had to develop a special versions for the USA. The version included full violence with decapitations and gore, but showing a woman’s nipple was too far so they had to censor it.
Too soon, it might kill AI chatbots (fingers crossed)
They already have four. What they need is one which supports 100% of the features, is easy to use and selected by default. They might keep other more advanced UIs but forcing new users to select UI as a first step, before they can do anything in the software is just plain stupid.
I understand that real men like you want their software to hit them in the face on start-up, and then refuse to do anything until you type SUDO, but LibreOffice UI isn’t even “good” kind of difficult. It’s not like Vim, where once you learn how to use it you become much more productive. LibreOffice is just a plain old mess. You start by selecting one of four UIs, where you need to guess which one actually works (I remember that a basic feature that I needed, after the extensive search, turned out to be unavailable in the UI that I selected at the start).
Oh! I know! It’s on a boat. Added so the bed won’t move during the storm. Right?
Right?