I agree with you 100%. Especially in the early game it can be quite hard to figure out what to do next until you learn how the game does hints and explanations. It's very rewarding when you do figure it out though, and the dopamine hit when you have the many "eureka" moments in the game is unmatched in my opinion.
I also think that the obtuseness didn't bother me as much because I found the original legend of Zelda to be quite obtuse as well. That being said I also agree you should keep a pen and paper nearby. I actually made a digital journal while I was playing the game and it turned out to be really fun to look back on! Such a unique experience!
Have you checked out Tunic? That game very much scratched the itch for a more classic style Zelda and it may be up your alley!
Mod here. Keeping this one up because I think it could be considered "artistic", but please be careful sharing images with explicit nudity like this. Thanks for posting!
Wow they blocked wine? That sucks wow. I bet that means Steam Deck compatibility is a no go now too huh. That really is too bad.
Haven't personally used it but I heard there is a native Roblox client for Linux called Grapejuice. Might be worth looking into to solve one problem. I have no idea if it's good or not but here's a link: https://brinkervii.gitlab.io/grapejuice/
Woah that seems really neat!! Thanks for telling me. Damn it's moments like these I wish Lemmy had awards. So helpful. 🏅
Hey I decided to download Obsidian and give it another shot. Have you tried migrating any databases to the database plugin? How comparable is it to using them in Notion?
Thanks for letting me know, the few times I had tried Obsidian in the past I was unaware of plugins. Sounds like some of them might be adding the functionality I'm looking for! I'll definitely check it out again soon!
I know people are going to come for me for this one, but definitely Notion. I know I don't own my data and what not, really would love to switch to Obsidian at some point, but I have trouble with markdown and I really prefer "What you see is what you get" editors. I have Notion databases for keeping track of physical video games I own, I write all of my notes for D&D campaigns in there, I have a reminders and to-do page. It's slow, it's not very privacy focused, but it's a dead simple and very feature packed tool to organize virtually anything.
Around 2017 I spent three days on and off trying to diagnose why my laptop running elementary OS had no wifi support. I reinstalled the wifi drivers and everything countless times. It worked for many days initially then just didn't one day when I got on the laptop. Turns out I had accidentally flipped the wifi toggle switch while it was in my bag. I forgot the laptop had one. Womp womp.
Holy shit HypnOS is real!!
Skate fan here, why are we included? Skate 3 may be the one most of the community plays, but I think most skate fans agree one and especially two are good games in their own right. In my opinion skate 2 is just a more stylish version of skate 3 really.
Just tried Severed Steel this week after trying the demo for the studios next game on next fest last week. It's an incredible movement shooter with a great soundtrack and really satisfying gameplay. Highly recommend. Regularly goes on sale for five dollars and it's a steel at that price. :)
This looks really fascinating. Looks like this may have some more features that I need for my Stream Deck compared to other ones for it on Linux. Might have to hope on a Live USB and check it out. Thanks for sharing!!
I did take a look at that once before and it didn't quite have all the features that I use daily on my Stream Deck, but thanks for linking to it! Maybe I should take a look again since it's been a year or so.
Gamestream client for the New 3DS. Contribute to zoeyjodon/moonlight-N3DS development by creating an account on GitHub.
Thanks to GitHub user zoeyjodon for dropping this incredible 3ds fork for the Moonlight PC game streaming client. You can run this software on any hacked 3ds (though a new 3ds is recommended) to stream PC games from any PC to your 3ds. Although it's not super useful for most games since the 3ds has such a pitiful screen, this is still a really cool piece of homebrew and I imagine running retro games from later than the n64 era could be really sweet. Attached is a picture of me running Super Mario Sunshine through Dolphin on my PC being streamed. There is shockingly a very low level of latency at play here. Just wanted to shout out this cool project. Head to the GitHub page if you want to check it out!
Hello folks! After seeing some anime art generated with AI, I felt inspired to try and generate some nostalgic Ghibli styled images myself. Here's some of my attempts at generating images with the following prompt:
Young woman tending to a garden, in the style of Studio Ghibli, landscapes, hand drawn, paint, art, 1980s anime, pretty
It's fun trying to use Studio Ghibli's unique style in some generations. Here's one with a more mature young woman with the same prompt:
I wanted to make an advertisement for a cheeseburger in the style of the art found in many Bibles and similar to the artistic style of Leonardo Divinchi.
Here's the prompt:
A cheeseburger, in the style of the bible, advertisement, hand drawn, Roman era art, Renaissance painting, old
I tried using strictly the style of Divinchi but it wasn't yielding the kind of result I wanted.
Hello all, I've been experimenting with trying to get Midjourney to generate super heroes and here is one of my favorite results so far. Generated with this prompt:
superhero, in the style of comic book art, dramatic, contrast, vibrant, bold, thick outlines
Some other results, including a weird Batman Superman hybrid:
Generated with Midjourney using the following prompt:
Ghost of Tsushima
Without a doubt, Ghost of Tsushima is one of my favorite games of all time. This generation by Midjourney perfectly represents the vibe and aesthetic of the game. Really loved how this turned out.
A Lemmy community dedicated to host video game giveaways. Rules: - The only posts allowed on this community are giveaways, no making posts begging for games. - It is highly encouraged that you don’t post any game keys themselves, bots are easily able to claim them instantly. - Remember to mark your ...
Hello everyone! Things have slowed down quite a bit over on Gift of Gaming, so I thought I would post about it on here to get some more eyes on it. We are a community dedicated to hosting Video Game giveaways! You can come join for a chance to win some games, or if you're feeling generous you could always host a giveaway too!
Right now I am personally doing a giveaway for Doom Eternal, and I hope that by giving away a bit more of a substantial release I can bring in some new people to the community. A lot of our previous giveaways had no one enter, so we had to close them and keep the unredeemed keys.
If hosting or winning giveaways for video games sounds interesting to you, we'd love to have you join in. Many more giveaways are planed for the future. I have 300 keys that I have been holding onto from Humble Bundles over the years, so there just might be a game in there you might want. Thanks for listening!!
https://lemmy.world/c/giftofgaming
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2295545
> Back in May of 2022, I was bored so I decided to boot up Brickadia and create some pixel art of the map of Pallet Town. It took me a few minutes to find the map of the town online, load it up in a pixel art software, and recreate the color pallet (pun intended) in Brickadia. Over the next hour I proceeded to place each of the blocks down to perfectly match the pixel art in the original games. After finishing that I was thinking about how it would be neat to make the pixel art 3D. > > I spent the next four hours systematically making 3D voxel models in Brickadia of all of the objects in the town, filling out the town as I went. I had finished everything except the patch of tall grass and Professor Oak's Lab before having to close the game to go to work. I would then forget about the entire project until today, July 28th 2023, when I accidentally stumbled across the files on my PC. > > I spent only another few hours making Oak's Lab and the tall grass models, placing them in the scene and finishing the town. I can't believe I forgot about the project!! It was a lot of fun and really not too bad for only taking about six hours or so. The hardest part was definitely the water area, because I had to decide how to make the 2D texture of the rock 3D while maintaining the pattern on all sides to keep it looking seamless. I think the finished version looks pretty acceptable, but there where some ugly versions in there at one point. > > That's about it. Thanks for listening to my story about my fun little day project.
Back in May of 2022, I was bored so I decided to boot up Brickadia and create some pixel art of the map of Pallet Town. It took me a few minutes to find the map of the town online, load it up in a pixel art software, and recreate the color pallet (pun intended) in Brickadia. Over the next hour I proceeded to place each of the blocks down to perfectly match the pixel art in the original games. After finishing that I was thinking about how it would be neat to make the pixel art 3D.
I spent the next four hours systematically making 3D voxel models in Brickadia of all of the objects in the town, filling out the town as I went. I had finished everything except the patch of tall grass and Professor Oak's Lab before having to close the game to go to work. I would then forget about the entire project until today, July 28th 2023, when I accidentally stumbled across the files on my PC.
I spent only another few hours making Oak's Lab and the tall grass models, placing them in the scene and finishing the town. I can't believe I forgot about the project!! It was a lot of fun and really not too bad for only taking about six hours or so. The hardest part was definitely the water area, because I had to decide how to make the 2D texture of the rock 3D while maintaining the pattern on all sides to keep it looking seamless. I think the finished version looks pretty acceptable, but there where some ugly versions in there at one point.
That's about it. Thanks for listening to my story about my fun little day project.
I'm currently running a sci-fi D&D campaign, and I needed an image to represent the spooky spider boss crawling around in the sewers under the city.
Generated with Midjourney using the following prompt:
an image of a spider in the shadows, in the style of sci-fi sewers, richly detailed genre paintings, airbrushing, neogeo, space art, blacks, handsome --ar 16:9
If you happen to be a person who plays D&D with me who stumbled upon this post, please ignore. There is no giant spider in the sewers. Don't worry about it.
Hello folks! Mod team here! (Just me right now lol.)
I thought it would be fun for the community to be able to pick what icon and banner we use to decorate our page. In this thread, we are going to vote on the images you think should represent us. For the original icon and banner images I just went back through my Midjourney generation history and picked a few cool looking images, so I figure they are overdue for being replaced anyway. I'm sure you folks have far better ideas and cooler images that we could be using instead.
Here's how to we will run the vote:
- The most upvoted reply with a proposed icon image will be set to the community's icon.
- The most upvoted reply with a proposed banner image will be set to the community's banner.
- I will periodically be checking back on this post and updating the images, so feel free to enter at any time. Whatever image has the highest votes at the time I check will replace the current image.
Some things to keep in mind:
- NSFW images are not allowed for the icon or banner.
- Please only submit a maximum of one icon and one banner at a time. If you want to submit a new icon or banner, please delete your old reply and make a new one.
- If you want to submit images for both the icon and the banner, please create separate replies. Replies with more than one image WILL NOT be considered.
Let me know if you have any questions or concerns in regards to how we are operating this vote. Thanks for visiting the community!!
Hey there Naruto fans!! Want a game about Naruto!? Here's the game I'm peddling today:
Naruto to Baruto: Shinobi Striker
I gotta be honest, I've never seen an episode of Naruto in my life. I assume someone out there on Lemmy has, (Seems pretty likely) so I'm here today to giveaway this game. Seems to be some kind of action fighting PVP game. It could be pretty neat!!
To enter, please do the following:
- In three words, please summarize Naruto for me. I want to know what it's all about.
- Make sure you're subscribed to our Community, so you don't miss future giveaways.
- (Optional) Tell any friends you might have that like Naruto that I'm giving this game away. If you don't have any friends, I'm sorry I asked.
The first person to successfully comment on this post will get the game since no one has entered past the deadline.
Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/633230/NARUTO_TO_BORUTO_SHINOBI_STRIKER/
Hey there folks! Time for another giveaway!! This week I’m giving out a copy of: Into the Radius VR [https://store.steampowered.com/app/1012790/Into_the_Radius_VR/] If you haven’t played it before, Into the Radius is a virtual reality survival game HEAVILY inspired by the STALKER series. The general...
![(CLOSED) [Steam VR] Into the Radius - Prepare to get spooked!! - Lemmy.world](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/6de45e2d-0b1a-4bd0-ab93-33a7eebfa3ea.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
Hey folks! I'm a moderator over on /c/GiftofGaming here on Lemmy, a community that was created to host video game giveaways. I'm currently giving away Into the Radius, but a week has passed and no one has entered the giveaway. Someone over there commented suggesting I seek a place to share the post to bring it to more peoples attention. If you're interested, feel free to head on over to the post and enter. It's a key for Steam VR!
https://lemmy.world/post/1299827
Hopefully this is allowed. If not, feel free to nuke it mods. Thanks!
Hey there folks! Time for another giveaway!! This week I'm giving out a copy of:
If you haven't played it before, Into the Radius is a virtual reality survival game HEAVILY inspired by the STALKER series. The general idea is, you enter the nuclear reaction zone and you have to complete quests and collect resources while surviving the horrific anomalies that live in the area. I personally find this game to be really spooky and stressful, so keep that in mind when entering. That being said, I love the style and the mechanics! There's even a whole system where you have to physically clean and maintain your weapons or they could jam in the moments you need them the most!
Here's the steps you have to follow to enter this giveaway:
- You MUST have a VR Headset compatible with Steam VR. I couldn't find a reliable resource online listing all compatible models so I highly recommend you verify that your headset works before entering.
- Reply to this post, sharing what your current favorite VR game is.
- Wait until Friday, July 14th at around 10am CST. I'm extending this giveaway out for the whole week to allow as many VR gamers to get the chance to enter as possible. Update: Extending the giveaway out for now. I'll try again next Friday instead! Share with your friends that have VR!!
Thanks for entering the giveaway! Remember to follow the steps to enter the giveaway so you don't end up with a key for a game you can't even enjoy. Shout out to everyone who has participated in the giveaways on this community so far!
Edit: Two weeks passed and nobody entered so I'm closing the giveaway. I'll try again later!!
We need to stop these heinous "g*mers" from spreading their satanic cult practices in our cities. I was just trying to buy great American frozen pizza for my family when I ran across this demonic figure in the frozen isle!! What are we doing about this??!!
