I think the dance dance revolution mechanic is trash, but I could accept it more with a gamepad. And the movement and animation is absolutely intended for an analog stick, so when that translates to a “D-pad” (wasd) it feels janky. But I haven’t actually played it with a gamepad so I really can’t say, but I think it’s not good on kbm.

Gave Helldiver’s 2 a whirl but it’s shitty with MKB. If you’re willing to play a shooter with a controller it’s probably pretty good.

DRG Survivors is fun but my first autoshooter, so kind of weird. Great to play with one hand tho. This one I do play with a gamepad ha

It’s working now. I did reset my router today to get IPv6 working for me, so unsure if that changed anything or in was on your end, but FYI.

I am on Android mobile. Firefox only prompts to download downloadfile.bin. Duckduckgo browser actually opens the file contents. I’ll post it here, since I’m getting it from public I’m hoping that’s okay. This is the content…

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I can erase the direct post link and then the site loads, but then if I click the post title it loads the text again…

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Also prompting me to download a .bin

I used to be vehemently against EA games but there are some good ones. Project Zombiod for one. But a big part of the fun of that game is modding it. And the mod scene is expansive and quality, but I understand lots of people not wanting to mod games.

What pisses me off more is “Released” games like RimWorld that are broken as vanilla and require modding to work properly. That shit needs to stay in EA.

Yeah fuck those Canadians and Mexicans

What a bland generalization

Unbelievable but slightly possible enough to be true. 😄 I was at the last LA EDC (and plenty of orange shows before that). I didn’t go every year but I’m not even sure they had many at the coliseum… So had to be 07/08?

There was actually 2 * more warp than that…

I’ll see myself out…

Ran a WWIV BBS for a few years as a kid. Great times.

I realize my input is mostly meaningless and I didn’t downvote you, but what I think is funny about this whole thread is that the game mechanics and turn based combat are fantastic. I don’t really think those points are subjective, those are literally two of the main things that make the game great. The dynamic aspect of the elements and the surfaces and how those all interplay are just really well done. I’m not in any way saying you should like them, but if you’ve played Pillars and other similar games and are not just a “random dumb shooter” player I’d personally imagine you could be objective about the good parts of the game and still just acknowledge, “but I just couldn’t get into it.” Or “I can see where they were going with the mechanics but I think it’s too much.” (Which would be valid criticism) To me that’s why you’re being downvoted.

I would have disagreed with your last statement/question until playing ATS. The way you discover the glades - which opens up large building areas - is more than enough exploration to fulfill that need. At first I was a little disappointed in no combat, but I found that strategy plus relaxing (but with excitement) was a very viable combination. Especially since achieving a relaxing gaming experience with excitement is so rare. And in 99% of games I turn the music off either right away or once it’s repeated enough times which is usually within 10-20 hours. But I leave the music on in ATS, between it and the rain it’s quite relaxing for a video game. Shit I want to play it now haha

Now imagine if iMessage was on Android…

Against the Storm. Sooooo good. City builders are not necessarily my favorite but ATS is for sure one of my favorite games.

Oddly I had no ads on Boost for Lemmy and I thought my prior purchase had moved over. Now I’m getting ads… :( guess something was fixed…

Did you find the proof? I gave it a half-effort on mobile and didn’t succeed…

It’s not the same because of fps. You’re not playing those games at 24 fps.

Definitely what I thought, but the article putting the [is] in there messed it all up.

Tell me you have no Internet data cap? Because cloud gaming will go nowhere until we go back to no ISP data caps… (Which won’t happen with the engrained cable providers)