Checkmate, Christians. /s

Hmm, I didn’t realize that it’s still in Early Access. But yeah, StS1 has a bunch of mods I still haven’t checked out yet.

Well, anyway, I think people praising StS2’s multiplayer clearly haven’t played Hellcard. Perhaps I’m spoiled by it because I think it’s the best co-op deckbuilder so far.

I didn’t review it, but… I have been honestly a little disappointed. I thought there would be more characters and it doesn’t feel different enough from StS, like, the original characters are more the same than different, really.

The multiplayer in particular sucks. There is nearly no coordination at all; you’re all just playing it separately together, versus Hellcard in which you are tightly coordinating exactly which enemy order to strike in what player order, every time. The decks are actually critical in synergizing there. I would rather play Hellcard for multiplayer every time, so it was disappointing to me that Megacrit didn’t play Hellcard or learn from its fantastic design.

This is partly why it’s been so hard for me to leave my job, haha; my higher-ups fully let me create, find, and/or use any tools I prefer to get the job done.

Geez, the half-color clicking is really counterintuitive. Why couldn’t they just go with radio buttons or something?! Thanks for the detailed instructions.

Interesting, I’d heard of the name but never looked into it. Is it better than Syncthing or is that simply what you tried first and have been fine with?

Off-topic: do you have a guide on how to get uMatrix to do this blocking? That sounds great but it looks to be all manual. Do you run it with uBlock Origin?

And have to worry about their health, happiness, and education… heck no!

Hmm… well, better than nothing!

I abhor all mouse-based games that require you to stop moving to attack. There’s just something about that mechanic that I will never enjoy no matter what. I’ve tried Diablo, Titan Quest, etc. multiple times and have always come to the same conclusion: you can’t (easily) dodge enemy attacks while also attacking yourself, which is irritating to no end. (I wonder if that’s why I love the independent attacking behavior of units in Total Annihilation…)

Anyway, glad you’ve found it to be fun. I’m still on the hunt for any similar ARPG that’s more twin-stick in nature, though.

I ride off of friends’ suggestions just as equally as my own discoveries; Sword Art Online has been interesting.

I don’t like when things end most of the time.

My friend, let me introduce you to the sprawling hit video game Noita.

I mean aside from that, since the fork is based on the original. I already use it, but people are fearing that it, too, will follow soon.

Do it and pick it up!!

No need. We here are all aware of the cesspool that the store has degenerated into. F-Droid is the last standing bastion of quality.

So… how is it? And can we not simply use our Pixelfed account for this?

The only exchange I can think of might be Pancake Swap, but I’m not sure. You could trade coin with anyone who gets theirs from actual miners. I think this is probably the only way to fully avoid KYC.

I would not pay for a VPN, personally.

Why, it’s so they can detect fake, AI-generated faces, of course!

Share it when you’re done!

Restoration is beautiful.

Then why didn’t you respond to his initial suggestion about seeing a professional?