Isn’t there a open source game inspired by Thief Trilogy that tries to improve upon it, with tons of community made maps.
Can’t remember the name.
Edit: it was The Dark Mod
Your average friendly nihilist from Finland.
Isn’t there a open source game inspired by Thief Trilogy that tries to improve upon it, with tons of community made maps.
Can’t remember the name.
Edit: it was The Dark Mod


Pay-walled


Doom Eternal


Khajiit wants more heat. Crank up those graphics.


Ifs and buts.
Russians would love this stuff. Killing a Russian on occupied territory as a hate crime against minority for Ukrainians with stiffer penalties or even death sentence.
…as an example.
The minute you start creating special groups it will be abused. Lessons from history is the reason why “all equal under law” was something to strived for.
Why not make the rich a hated minority, so we can get back to good old aristocracy.


Sorry for all the down voters, but this guy is right. Modern western societies have struggled to make laws equal for everyone. This is a step down for on good reason.


Good. Too bad a this PVE game turned in to a PVP game and not a very good one.
Refunded and hoping that they tweak it a bit, but I’m not keeping my hopes up.


Even if dems take the house and the senate, dickless twats probably won’t remove the orange shit stain. Their just gonna run their mouth and impede.


Incredible deep game, although I haven’t played it for a while, because I suck at it and starve quite quickly.


Had very little time to play, so it’s:


So, not just mafia style monopoly anymore. Now also supporting facism.
Exact same thing came to my mind fist.


I guess he got bored just using an aimbot.


Due to history, many East-Europeans (and US apparently) seem to understand socialism as communist dictatorship, because soviet puppets liked to call themselves that.
if you say “democratic socialism” everybody seems to understand it more as the Nordic model.
Political propaganda really likes to use that confusion.


True. For example lattepanda is not a bad option, if you don’t mind the price and availability is not a problem.


If somebody is inspired to get one, I’d recommend getting raspberry pi 500. The 400 is OK, but needs a hefty overclocking to run most robust webpages smoothly. It can still get a little sluggish on really bloated webpages, like using steaming services from a webpage.
Good thing is that you can overclock it quite far before you need to modify the default cooling setup.


I have a privacy oriented raspberry pi 400, that i use for my web browsing, banking, office, microcontroller and video conversion stuff.
Steam Deck is for games and 3d modelling and other stuff that rp400 might not have enough power for.
Steam Deck is mostly 90% on desktop mode mounted on a dock with external display, mouse and keyboard.
I keep my personal stuff out of Steam Deck because I don’t trust steam + games data gathering.
I allowed my son to scavenge my old desktop PC, because I didn’t need it anymore.
Only gripe is that Arduino IDE is shit on both Steam Deck and RP400, but so far Thonny and micropython has been adequate.


…and nobody mentions WINE that did the work for years, before it was boosted by Proton development.
We were playing Windows games before Proton, although the library was far smaller and nothing rarely worked without some extra steps.


If you are planning to buy steam DOCK, don’t. It has been a complete shitshow.
Updates fails dozen times before finishing without crashing. Sometimes you need to disconnect power, so it switches to deck power for the update process even start and same trick works, if the dock refuses to see the external displays. Connect power back after it spasms in the right direction.
30 euro garbage from local supermarket works better.
Haven’t been playing much. I’ve been lerning to code with AI. Where it usually fails and how.