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The image shows a still from the movie Inglorious Basterds, framing the character Hugo Stieglitz looking absolutely annoyed and fed up with the game of Who Am I? that is being played. His head is replaced with that of a goldfinch, which in Germany is commonly known as the Stieglitz, and he has a card on his forehead that says Marco Polo

I'm currently trying to get Transistor to run.
EndeavourOS, Nvidia gpu, and I have the Windows version that was free on Epic that one time, so ideally I'd like to run it through Heroic.

According to PCGamingWiki, it can be run DRM-free with the -AUTH_LOGIN=unused launch option, so that's what I'd like to do.

EDIT:
I want to be able to sideload the game files

Looking on ProtonDB, people mainly suggest setting the compability to Windows XP, and it seems to run best with Proton Experimental. One report mentions adding it to Steam to launch it there, but it's all the same for me:

Quick blackscreen with the game trying to launch, and then it crashes back to desktop.

Did anyone get it to run recently? Any other ideas I might've missed?

So you know how sometimes your brain remembers a post you saw and doesn't let you rest until you've found it again?

Well, a few days ago I looked through wlw/lesbian/sapphic memes, and there was this one cute drawing of a strong, tall woman in the first panel going sth like:

Hey, look what I can do!, as she crushes a watermelon with her thighs.

The other woman, seen in the next panel, just stands there, frozen in place, being all😳, with watermelon squirting in her face.

This image tickled my brain the right way, and I need it back🙈

Can you help me? I'm offering to put you between my strong thighs as a reward.

• [x] Blahaj Lemmy transition
• [ ] medical transition
• [ ] social transition
• [ ] legal transition

Jokes aside though, while I'm struggling to find therapists for an official diagnosis (which I need for hrt to happen) I unexpectedly got an appointment with an endocrinologist already.

While that won't get me anywhere in the foreseeable future, it's still nice to have this first talk, and get all the important things out of the way ahead of time.

So, what are some important infos I should give them?

• Medical history: Past illnesses and diagnoses, known allergies, medication I take
• My personal goals, what I wish to achieve
• How does my current day to day life look in terms of physical fitness and mental health

And what are some important questions I should ask them?

• Potential risks and side effects
• Does any of the info I gave them conflict with hrt
• What changes can I expect, and how quickly
• How often should I have follow-up appointments for which purpose, either twith them or with my GP
• Where do I go to freeze some of my genderfluid, in case I want to have biological children one day
• How would a change in calorie intake affect the changes hrt introduces (primarily in terms of fat gain)
• Are there any lifestyle changes I should make to ensure everything will go as smoothly as possible
• What support resources are available for further questions that may go beyond endocrinology expertise

Do any of you lovely ladies have anything to add?
I want to make the most out of this first appointment even if it won't make the whole process go forward by much.

At least everything will be taken care of by the time I'm officially allowed to take E.