nice pixel art, wishlisted.

Their previous game (Lucy Dreaming) looks pretty dope too… how has a point&click this neat looking flown under my radar :o

Kien’s runtime also improved with AMDNR version 0.3.4. On an AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT at 1440p (FSR Quality), the update cut the neural network pass from 73 ms down to 52 ms, yielding a 29% drop in render time.

So, assuming the game’s own render pipeline is instant (ie. 0.0ms, entirely unreasonable, but whatever) - 1000/52= ~19.23, so at unrealistic ideal conditions the DLSS ai-nonsense-pass runs at ~19 fps with the metioned hardware & resolution

edit: 1000/73= ~13.7, so hooray for the 6 extra frames. It is massive uplift in terms of percentage, but still unusable for gaming, imo.

early game? so it does change a bit further on?

I’m a bit two minds about Sacred 2, it is pretty fun ARPG and it sure doesn’t shy away from vibrant colors, but on the other: it feels like a simplistic MMO from which all other players have already left, you’re there alone to run vast distances to kill 10 red mountain beavers for someone, or fetch their family heirloom mcguffin or …

I dunno, I do like when games have a lot of content, but the content is just MMO-tropey.

That said, now I want to reinstall it again, maybe I’ll get a bit further.

Is it unstable even with ScummVM?

Prude.

… what does Tim have to do with Roblox?

The stupid thing about ai’s seems to be that they are so confidently wrong/guessing when they don’t have the slightest idea. Almost like they’ve been told to never say “I don’t know”.

https://github.com/franfermon/8bitdo_update might still work? But the author does recommend using the 8bitdo’s service as first option.

apparently they do now - kinda? https://web.8bitdo.com/ but seems to require a chromium-based browser

Oooh. Bookmarking the dlc2 for later, gotta finish my current playthrough first.

Thanks!

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as if.

Yea! They are pretty great, haven’t played many of them yet, but working on it!

Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis, and Sam & Max: Hit The Road. I have probably played through both uncountable times, love 'em. I do like most Lucas ones, few Sierra ones.

Yep, same. I still regularly come back to my point & click adventure games from the 90’s. Such comfort.

gaming industry is researching new ways to disable old games so aging gamers would buy new games

of course that’s a thing

we must go deeper, surely you can launch minecraft in minecraft? :P

I kinda wish the game would detect modding, or the easymode at minimum, and hold the achievements. I don’t particularly care one way or the other, but some soulslike-folks probably will get their panties in a twist for dilluting the global achievement-stats… maybe? But oh well.

The exploration aspect is pretty cool, there’s hidden tomb-dungeons etc everywhere. Other games where I’ve felt exploration was fun were Skyrim, Cyberpunk and (similarly to you) Subnautica.

Been chipping away with Elden Ring, but I do use seamless coop for the off chance my friends want to join, and some easymode mod because I am so unbelievably bad at these games.

Having fun, but it’s funny when every time I think I could do with less easymode, some enemy absolutely curbstomps me. Maybe one day I can manage without:P

I do like how there’s very little waypoint-guidance, but some todo-list for things I have agreed to would be nice. But that’s the style, I guess.