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FPS titles with great environmental world-building? e.g. Alien: Isolation, Metro, DOOM '16, even Portal 2 counts -- games that feel like real, lived-in places and not just a series of arenas. in c/patientgamers

[–] basskitten 1 points 1 year ago

I wouldn't say "comprehensively bricked" but on my most recent playthrough (PS5) I did hit one or two crashes that caused me to lose a small amount of progress.

FPS titles with great environmental world-building? e.g. Alien: Isolation, Metro, DOOM '16, even Portal 2 counts -- games that feel like real, lived-in places and not just a series of arenas. in c/patientgamers

[–] basskitten 4 points 1 year ago (3 children)

I just finished playing Deathloop for the first time and I believe it fits your criteria. Very Bioshock, except 60's pop art instead of 30's art deco. I could spend hours just wandering around the island exploring all the detail they've crammed in.

Federated articles delay? in c/main

[–] basskitten 5 points 1 year ago

not sure that's it. i created an account on another instance and i do see my post there.

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Federated articles delay? (self.main)

submitted 1 year ago by basskitten to c/main

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I created a post on lemmy.world. I am subscribed to that same community here as well. I don't see my post here yet. How long should it typically take for an article from a different instance to show up here?

Here’s a playlist of 7 hours of music with NO VOCALS I use to focus when I’m studying /coding. Post yours as well if you also have one! in c/[email protected]

[–] basskitten 1 points 1 year ago

https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/music-for-coding/pl.758c57e64a7b467f81c6e33387ef986e

You'll probably think I'm weird but I love to blast this when I'm in the coding zone.

wefwef is so good it should be an app and not a web app in c/[email protected]

[–] basskitten 6 points 1 year ago

I am a programmin' folk, and I was even considering making a Lemmy reader for my own amusement, but wefwef is so good that I'm not going to bother. I wish I had time to learn React and the rest so I could contribute myself, but my brain is already full of frameworks and I'm afraid if I try to learn a new one, it will push out one that I actually need for my job.

A reddit like frontend for lemmy in c/plugins

[–] basskitten 5 points 1 year ago

The backend and the frontend can be separate things in Lemmy. In this case, you go to mlmym.org and the first thing you have to do is input your lemmy server name. Then, boom, you're browsing the Lemmy instance you entered, but it looks like Old Reddit. It's a thing of beauty. (I'm using it right now to respond to your comment!)