

Tbf, open source software is significantly more resistant to enchittification


Tbf, open source software is significantly more resistant to enchittification


Tbh, this is just SaaS in general


Forgejo has federation, which could remove a lot of the friction you describe with more adoption on the network. Hopefully with Github becoming a mess, more people will go on there


Crap game. The devs couldn’t balance the game for shit, and when players complained enough they gaslit them with opt-in setting instead of actually fixing the base game. Not to mention the fucking lies in their stupid digital manual/map


Vampire Survivors and games inspired by it are the inverse of the bullet hell genre. Hence the the name “bullet heaven”


The reason none of your haptic controllers played tunes is because the programmers never got to have fun with it, not from a lack of ability.
Go look at 3D printers, most of them use their motors to make little beeps and jingles as feedback to the user. I even have custom gcode that gets added to every print so a tune is played when the print is done. That’s actually useful because I don’t need to wonder whether it’s done and check on it like a pot that’s about to boil


Who are the 2 mf’ers who voted against?


While your teacher most likely acted out for entirely wrong reasons, there’s some logic to picking a preferred side and sticking with it, especially while. It allows you to devote more resources to develop better fine motors skills than you could get if you trained both hands


Yes. Just read the story of Job to see how big of a bastard God is in The Bible


Looks good. I’ve got an itch that this game may scratch. Hopefully it has upgrades like orbital rings and skyhooks


Or just wanting to have a bunch of PR’s in their portfolio


Great. Now can we please fix the same issue for the original Steam Controller on the Deck?


Then they don’t deserve your business
Give their character a disease where they take damage every 10 minutes the player is absent without notice


Require an account three months old, at least one verified purchase in the past year, ten hours played across any title(s).
Most of this was already implemented. Valve required accounts to be at least 1 year old with at least one purchase. They did the same for the Steam Deck


Aren’t most of those scalpers?
While there are some scalpers, there is 0 evidence to the claim that “most” sales are for scalpers. Quit spreading misinformation.


I suspect Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Epic are all funding as much outrage against Valve as they can, since Linux gaming and open marketplaces threaten all of their business models


There’s still some limitations that I’ve run into fyi. It’s certainly better than 1.0, but it still has lots of room for improvement
Let me guess, bottom-right?