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I hadn't thought about it, but citizen sleeper and road 96 actually do have quite a bit in common. However, they are very different tonally and in the moment to moment gameplay. I haven't finished road 96 yet but while I agree that citizen sleeper is a better game, they are also both enjoyable for different reasons

Halo MCC unfortunately doesn't have splitscreen support on PC unless you use a mod to run the game twice and connect the two instances via online (maybe also LAN) co-op.

Many PC games support online co-op but have no splitscreen support. For a lot of these you can use a mod to run two instances at the same time and play them in splitscreen. Here's a link to the supported games: https://hub.splitscreen.me/

Found it again: https://sh.itjust.works/post/129725

I think it is a combination of multiple things.

The game is just too big for me. I have spent roughly the same amount of time on totk as I did on botw, but there is so much left to do.

Then, 2/5 of the world (the surface) is recycled which removes some of the joy of exploring, although I was pleasantly surprised by how different it was. Another 2/5 of the world (the depth) just aren't that appealing to me. What made me enjoy exploration in botw was constantly seeing something on the horizon that piqued my interest, which just doesn't work if the world is super dark.

Lastly, I am not really the creative type. I don't get much joy out of building cool stuff with ultrahand, and other than that the gameplay is largely unchanged from botw, which made it feel a bit stale. For example, I really think they should have overhauled the combat mechanics more. Even in botw combat felt rather simplistic, and after another 100 hours of the same it got really boring.

I am on 121 shrines and have about 3/4 of the depths unexplored but I am really feeling the "just get it over with". Which is what I am planning to do now. It's just very sad because I enjoyed every second of BOTW and did all shrines and even did a bit of random exploring after just because I didn't want to leave the world yet.

I saw a post by one of the lemmy.world admins who said they had a discussion with the beehaw admins and their ideals align enough that they think they will federate again once moderation has gotten under control.

Edit: it was actually the sh.itjust.works admin

Edit 2: here's the link to the post: https://sh.itjust.works/post/129725

The problem is that the One X has a very weak CPU. To keep supporting it there would have to be significant compromises in terms of world complexity etc.

In fact, no one outside of your instance will be able to see it, because everyone else's version is in sync with beehaw, which doesn't get your comments.

To be fair, you're the one to blame for blindly trusting an AI.

minimal A4? Ich persönlich hatte ursprünglich auch gedacht, dass ein A4 großes gerät nice wäre für paper, aber ich habe seit Januar ein 10,3" ereader und musste feststellen, dass das eig perfekt von der Größe ist. Wenn ich paper lese will ich eigentlich nebenbei so gut wie immer Notizen machen, sodass man dann noch die Hälfte des Bildschirms hat. Beim 10,3" display bedeutet das dann man hat ca 1/4 einer A4 Seite. Die meisten paper sind ja eh zweispaltig und bei meinem reader gibt es einen modus, der die Seite in 4 Teile aufteilt, sodass dann jeder Abschnitt mit 100% Größe dargestellt wird.

Haben andere hier im post schon erwähnt, aber ein boox reader wäre vllt was für dich. Da läuft Android drauf und die vorinstallierte ereader app taugt gerade zum lesen von pdfs sehr, kann sogar den Text reflown und somit fast eine epub experience für PDF bieten.