u/Die4Ever

I loved The 7th Guest VR

should be in your profile settings

oh I love this game! maybe my favorite JRPG, or Grandia 2 (can you tell I don't like straight turn based games? lol)

Ok this is really cool, maybe Valve should start selling these lol

direct link https://store.steampowered.com/greatonframe

sadly I don't see The 7th Guest VR on here, maybe it just needs some testing or a patch

I think the CPU should be at least 50% faster, and the GPU more than that. I believe they said the GPU was up to six times as fast, but I feel like the "up to" might be doing some heavy lifting in that statement

Ayyy this fixes a bug I reported, nice lol

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5794

Wow that's a lot of fixes

I tried to export/import my user settings and subscriptions, but the import failed in voyager with a 400 error (I didn’t have the network tab open so I didn’t see the error message, and now I’m rated limited so I’ll have to wait to check again)

I tried the new signup via Github and got an error

client.js:2 Request error while calling POST /oauth/authenticate with {"code":"CODEREDACTED","oauth_provider_id":1,"redirect_uri":"https://voyager.lemmy.ml/oauth/callback"}
wrapper	@	client.js:2

Good idea, gotta save something for v1.1!

Yeah no way Valve sells a non-functional device, defeats the entire purpose of the product

I used Lutris for bnet games that are not on Steam, works great with SC2, if you want to force compile all shaders, run the "unit preloader" custom map

I've heard Faugus is good too

They used to have this

https://www.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/microsoft-makes-windows-free-on-small-devices-1239665

https://www.theverge.com/2014/4/2/5574146/microsoft-making-windows-free-on-devices-with-screens-under-nine

But I think they ended this deal at some point

I actually thought Microsoft excuses handhelds from Windows licensing fees? Or discounts them?

Here's an interesting discussion about astroturfing on Reddit (I know, ew lol)

https://old.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/1ot0nvg/game_dev_admits_to_large_astroturfing_campaign_on/

Basically it seems like the rule only punishes the honest devs, dishonest devs will just make/buy fake accounts and pretend it's an organic post