Hey neat, an iteration of this meme that is edited from an edit I posted on linuxmemes a few months ago.
That would cause the turbine to lock up with this design
Yeah but Coke isn't JUST sweeteners (it's real sugar over here u-u) and water. At least according to the ingredients list, there's like, the extract of a weird nut (the Cola nut!), you'd think that would have some sugars and ~organic bits~ (proteins? Idk) of its own
Kinda like how juices with "no added sugar" still have some calories, idk
Most likely your instance is defederated from all the nazi-adjacent instances 🤷
Exquisite taste.
Seconding the Zelda rec, Majora's being my favourite as well, with Minish Cap being a close second. (narrative-wise, that is)
I am confused.
Mosquito will learn why we call him "BIG ALEX"
I've been gaming on Linux exclusively for 3 years now. So. These are all proton-tested-and-approved. Though a couple (especially the old ones) require a bit of tinkering.
- Pillars of Eternity I and II -- Slow burns. cRPGs. Get very good, but take a while to get there
- Tyranny -- Same developer, also a cRPG, but gets to the point faster, and in fact can be finished in one weekend. Do note: It's an "evil campaign" type of RPG.
- Pyre -- A fantasy basketball game with a Visual Novel on the side. Very touching story, made me cry twice. And the gameplay is no slouch either, even if I kinda suck at it. (... Though when you lose the games you don't game over, the story just changes)
- Wolfenstein the New Order -- FPS set in an alternate history where the nazis won WW2, where you play a resistance fighter. Very enjoyable action, and it always feels good to blow nazis away.
- Dishonored 2 -- Stealth-FPS/Immersive Sim where you play as an assassin-princess who can turn herself into a horrid tentacle monster. Also a nice story.
- Enderal: Forgotten Stories -- Skyrim Total Conversion title. Very surreal and trippy story. Pushes the Skyrim engine to its absolute breaking point to realize the developers' vision, and doesn't always get there.
- Fallout: New Vegas -- I mean, if I didn't bring it up, someone would. New Vegas is a flawed and messy game, but it is just about competent enough that you are fine with it being less-than-ideal in the name of getting to the story.
If old games & emulation are on the cards --
- Terranigma (SNES) -- What if Legend of Zelda... But you are literally creating the world by doing your quest. It's nuts. I love it.
- Legacy of Kain series (PS1, PS2, PC) -- Very flawed gameplay on all of them (each in its own unique way)... But it is legitimately one of the greatest tales ever told through gaming. (note: It's also edgy)
- Prince of Persia Sands Trilogy (PC, PS2, GC, Xbox) -- This little trilogy of games from the sixth generation delivers in both elegant platforming gameplay and entertaining storytelling. Does suck that they are from a time that game devs thought subtitling your cutscenes would make your skin fall off (or something. No games back then had subbed cutscenes and it sucked)
- Paper Mario/Mario & Luigi series (Nintendo machines) -- Comedy RPGs about the Mario characters (duh). Very well written, especially Thousand Year Door (GC/Switch) and the original Mario & Luigi (GBA/3DS). Story is as vanilla as you'd expect, since it's Mario, but it is worth it for the comedy imho
All those stepmothers have gotta imply something about the disney fandom--
I call it by two names, depending on how cheeky I'm feeling that day
Cheeky one is "hashtag-Basketball4Freedom"
Non-cheeky one is "one of three video game stories that made me legitimately cry, like straight up bawling -- With a fantastical version of NBA Jam bolted on the side"
Might be me, I have mostly been emulating for the past month. And that only goes through the steam client on the deck