

ew no please, i dislike Valheim and i do not want it at the base of all survival craft games
you’re free to enjoy what you enjoy, but don’t make sweeping statements about how a whole genre should look at one specific game for inspiration
just me


ew no please, i dislike Valheim and i do not want it at the base of all survival craft games
you’re free to enjoy what you enjoy, but don’t make sweeping statements about how a whole genre should look at one specific game for inspiration


not every good game has to innovate, some games take what’s already been made and improve/combine it in a way that elevates them above other ones.
not saying this game fits the descriptions - it’s on my wishlist but i’ll make a judgement when i can actually play it. but just saying that just because it’s been done before, doesn’t mean it can’t be good
making all my own food isn’t really feasable for me with my level of executive dysfunction. even one self made meal a day is a win
i appreciate the advice but i don’t want to live like tomorrow’s the apocalypse
if some form of collapse does happen i’ll just raw dog it
i mean yeah of course, simple life is the best. but that guy sounds like he’s watching every coin go out of his pocket with fear, and so denies himself any and all luxury. even though when a great depression vol 2 hits all his savings will be rendered worthless, so it’d be better to use them now instead of watching them turn into kindling
live like I’m pore
soaking in lots of moisturising creams then i assume?
that’s deeply sad :( you’ve denied yourself so much, and you still can’t even afford your own house. at that point why care? why not enjoy things like eating out, travel, or non-critical medical care?


remember that the end of the world has been caluclated many, many times now. sometimes with vibes, sometimes with actual data, and so far it hasn’t happened, somehow we keep on persevering despite everything
however sure you are of your estimates, the world is to chaotic to ever truly know


dubious method but correct conclusion, i’d give you half a point


i’d be willing to suffer another year of ram shortage if that meant all smart devices fucked off
maybe we could even see actual physical buttons on devices again! i miss buttons and toggles


if you want to be treated seriously maybe provide some proof instead of saying that you’re attuned to all datapoints and can therefore see the future lol


i’m being sincere. games are good, but when the environment they get released into is rotten, then they aren’t even allowed to thrive! and as much as i’d love to see portal 3, i’d rather see changes for the better in the gaming world


aw whack you’re right, when my banking app stops supporting my OS version i’ll have to update
ya i know, but i don’t really download anything on my phone or click suspicious links, i know this is not a perfect defence, but honestly, i hate UI changes more than i worry about malicious software


so this is what Valve is doing istead of pondering the number 3. actually great work! hope they keep being this cool forever


can i walk around this by simply never updating my phone? been (not?) doing that for a year already anyways


consider though - politicians nowadays don’t think. they think so little, in fact, that the last time i checked websites for self harm/sexual assault support or reporting were considered “too adult” for kids to have access to in the UK
if it was about kids’ safety, this wouldn’t have been omitted


idk what to say man, the game literally has an autopilot, all you need to learn is how to take off, and land. but you can’t relay on the autopilot to do the exploring for you - being able to control your ship when needed is necessary
what other accesability options can you think of adding to a space exploration game that needs 360° of movement?


i wouldn’t worry about it too much, we all struggle with the ship at first :) even the best of us! piloting it becomes second nature after some time though, just gotta learn through practice


there is a way around that friend!
(light spoilers for the core mechanic ahead, first half an hour or so of playing):
it’s all about perspective. i also highly dislike timers in game, but don’t think about it like a timer, because it’s not really? yeah sure sometimes you get cut off in the middle of reading in a difficult to get to location, but thanks to the loop you are also just… immortal. all the knowledge is saved even when you fly yourself into the sun by accident. there is no real time pressure, you can roast those marshmallows, nobody can stop you - you have infinite time, you just need to hike to your desired campfire every now and then
not every loop has to be a race, wander around, get lost, as fast or slow as you like. yeah sometimes you need to sprint to get to a time sensitive place but even then you have the infinity to keep trying. and as you have the time when you wait for something to happen for the second time (because you forgot to put on your suit the first time) listen to music, take in the sights :)
i bounced off this game 2 times before it got me, but there’s no rush, it’ll wait for you
idc about the popularity data, if every artist only sought to replicate what’s the most popular thing around we’d enter an age of total homogeny
you have what you like, i don’t like what you like, i have what i like. multiple things that some people like, and some dislike, can exist at the same time, and that is good