Factorio. The game automatically adjusts difficulty based on your speed and familiarity. Pros scaling rapidly are going to have a harder time with biters than a noob learning the ropes on the exact same difficulty settings. Difficulty settings can be scaled up for a true challenge. Mods are supported damn near as much as first party devs. It’s a very well optimized game. It’s just technically impressive, psychologically fun, and fundamentally well balanced.
I still think E3 could have been good if they only accepted games with a release date within 12 months and required in-engine gameplay.
Always felt that getting hype for something from E3 was a eight year track to sadness.
Battlebit works, but they have announced they are switching to FAC in the coming months, and that doesn’t support Linux.
I’m using farming simulator for this.
PC, 22 with Coursedrive, autodrive, universal autoload, etc.
That’s the plan, but starting from scratch. Still a ways to go before it’s automated. I need to learn more about autodrive and how to actually configure it properly.
Farming Simulator 22. I’ve been hopelessly addicted for weeks. Also the other farming simulator, Diablo, in the down time.
Without a doubt. You don’t get to these numbers without trying to throw money at problems. But without proper planning and proper project management, that’s all it is. Throwing money.
POE has also been in development for 10 years.
I’m enjoying Miasma Chronicles. It’s not perfect, but it’s good.
Do you have a summary of changes since A20?
Wrong thread buddy.
Looking at metacritic it’s rated better than I remember. But it was super under the radar at the time, and I don’t meet a lot of people that are familiar with it. It was a great story shooter.
I really loved Singularity, but it was pretty much a flop.
Definitely some kind of driver issue. On AMD card (which is much stronger too), solid 90-100 FPS on ultra. Thanks for making me take another look!
Wild. Could have been a driver issue, was using nvidia proprietary. Haven’t tried since switching to AMD card.
Proton is what I meant. Both expiramental and GE
RDR2. I tried like five times. I could never play it for more than about two hours before being bored and falling asleep at my desk.
Pretty rough in WINE if you’re on Linux. Couldn’t keep 20 FPS on low settings with a 4060. > Linux
This was apparently some kind of driver issue, just tried on my AMD card and it runs great.
Second Aragami. It’s a very chill game to play, and optionally chat with a friend.