The unpack process is usually single threaded, and a stock 5820k is slower than a ryzen 1600 in that case, so you’re probably just running out of CPU performance. My server runs a 6700k and it’s pretty slow to unpack even with nvme arrays
Honestly, there are two mobile games I’ve really been blown away by: Night of the Full Moon, and Dungeon Boss Respawned. They’re very polished, very feature-complete games that are on the small and neatly contained side. For PC, Bastion is pretty damn good. Dungeon Keeper 1 and 2 as well, but it’s difficult to get those running anymore. Raft, Ori and the Blind Forest and Stardew Valley are also phenomenal.
I’m sure there are other small games worthy of mention, but I’m struggling to remember them. I usually play large open world games. On that subject, absolutely try Valheim if you haven’t.
I’ll be happy to summarize each of these games if you’d like me to.
No Man Sky definitely has that open world sandbox itch. There’s a lot of stuff to do it. Also go and pirate tears of the kingdom lol, it’s super fuckin good.
@JebanuusPisusII@lemmur jak stracisz hasło do takiego konta, to za cholerę nie idzie go odzyskać, ani nawet stworzyć nowego, żeby jakieś namiary na admina złapać.
Gdzie niby jest problem z odzyskaniem konta do któregoś z IdP? Jedyne, czego brakuje, to żeby jakaś szanująca prywatność organizacja działała jako IdP (np. Mozilla).
Mam na myśli zmodernizowane fora BB z logowaniem przez SSO. Czyli “log in with {FB,Google,GitHub, etc.}” tylko fajnie by było gdyby właśnie ktoś lepszy też oferował bycie IdP jak np. Mozilla albo gdyby stworzono wsparcie dla nomadycznych tożsamości.
If you don’t mind some puzzle solving and the fact it’s a point and click adventure game, there is Beyond The Edge of Owlsgard. It can be completed in a couple hours if you have played it before, but took me so much longer since I had no prior experience.
There is also Brok the Investigator, which is a choice based game where your actions lead to one of something like 6 different endings before, supposedly, getting the cannon ending or something along those lines.
Czerwiec już się skończył. A tak to radzę wyjebać się na akademię, nie bez powodu miałeś kilka lat przerwy. System jest do zaorania, bo jest toksyczny i nawet często nie możesz żadnej sensownej nauki porobić. Może załóż kooperatywę pracowniczą?
No niby mogę przedłużyć do grudnia, a jak dłużej to prawdopodobnie będę musiał powtarzać etap rozliczeniowy. Boje się jednak że przedłużenie terminu mi nie pomoże, kiedy brakuje mi pomysłu na kształt pracy
Procession to Calavry is a point-and-click adventure game tagged as “medieval” and “dark comedy” which is spot on.
The Longing is a pretty experimental game about waiting. You can win the game by waiting 400 hours, or you can go for one of the alternative endings, all of them needing a lot of waiting around.
Return of the Obra Dinn is a game you should take your time in. Explore. Ponder. Explore. Ponder. It has been compared to filling in crosswords.
Ittle Dew is a puzzle game with a Zelda-ish style and cute punk comedy presentation.
Yes, the title has grind right in it, and yes it’s for that reason. But, the way grinding works is handled pretty well. The longer you stay in a combat area, the faster the enemies keep respawning on kill, until there is almost no delay and you are just murdering hundreds of them per minute. Of course when you first get to a new zone, you won’t be able to handle grinding it like that.
But yeah, grinding mechanic aside, the game is also a pretty good narrative and has a really good sense of humor and is well-made. I recommend looking it up despite grind being right in the name, lol.
Fear & hunger will surprise you. It looks like an RPG and it seemingly plays like one, but it’s actually an entire different beast. Lots to understand and to uncover, both gameplay-wise and lore-wise. If you decide to give it a shot, be sure that the game it’s not unbalanced, it just need to be understood.
If you want something less dark and hard, the Mario & Luigi series for GBA/NDS/3DS is crazy fun. The same applies for the Paper mario series, very original and super fun RPGs that don’t really play by the rules
fear and hunger is an immersive sim disguised as an rpg.
the only thing pushing the game further isn’t your characters level but your own knowledge and understanding of the game mechanics and your ability to manipulate them to your advantage but this comes with bashing your head to a wall over and over and over again until you find something that works. it is brutal and not for everyone. the themes are also pretty disturbing so proceed with caution.
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