Yeah, I know YLAD has a stretch of fights/boss fight/cutscenes that took nearly 2 hours without being able to save. The deck being able to sleep mid gameplay is the only reason I was able to make it through. YLAD cutscenes are also super sensitive to instability from undervolting, I kept having cutscenes freeze for me but it turns out that I needed to reduce my undervolting setting a little.
Great games though, I recommend them both.
Meanwhile the 2023 Call of Duty was one of the worst selling ones in the series.
There's a flatpak in the discover store called AM2RLauncher. I installed that and right clicked on it to add it to steam. You have to also have the am2r 1.1 zip file.
Once I had it in steam, I used the SteamGridDB plugin to give it some artwork. The in game controls didn't automatically work with the steam deck gamepad, but if you go to community layouts and hit "show all" there will be at least 3 that change the deck controls to keyboard inputs that do work.
One other note is that the default binding for missiles is control, but for some reason holding control seems to be blocking other inputs preventing you from firing missiles. This could probably be fixed by changing the key, but I instead changed the in game settings to make missiles a toggle ala super Metroid, and that fixed it for me.
Drug R&D is expensive, but it's only 21% of the top 15 Pharmaceutical companies' revenue. And that number is actually misleadingly high because it actually includes some actions that are just meant to help advertise the drugs.
I had tried one of the early Siralim games (2 or 3), and didn't really get into it. Would you say 4 is improved enough to change that, or is it mostly the same?
Sony's website said that PSN account linking would be optional, and they only changed the website to saying it's required yesterday (May 3rd)
In case you didn't know, there's an official community for it here on Lemmy.
The developer of it is active there and everything!
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is available at a flatpak now, and it's a really great roguelike.
The open source projects I've spent the most time playing are OpenMW and Primehack, but they both require you to have copies of the original games.
That would be violating the terms of service, and could presumably get your Helldivers 2 account banned.
It's completely unnecessary, PlayStation accounts aren't available in many countries which would make the game inaccessible to people who already bought it if it's mandatory, and Sony has averaged a data breach every two years for the past 15 years so people don't want to give them any personal data.
I know a guy who installed a large flood light on the back of his truck. He officially has it as a work light, but he uses it to flash tailgaters and people who follow him too close with their high beams on.
I'm really interested in Mr Sun's Hatbox actually, I've played some of his previous games and they were really good. I take it you recommend it?