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bernieecclestoned, do piracy w Megathread removed Edytjedhgmdhm
@bernieecclestoned@sh.itjust.works avatar

No one could spell it

hogart,
@hogart@feddit.nu avatar

Big brain move if I ever saw one!

VraethrDalkr, (edited )

Here’s how it’s pronounced: /ɛdɪtʃɛdʒm̩dʰm̩/

bingbong,

Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn.

VraethrDalkr,

Oui

JaymesRS,
@JaymesRS@midwest.social avatar

Seems like a simple acronym to me:

Everyone Do Your Thing, Just Episode Downloads (for) Home & Great Movie Downloads. Happy Media.

m0darn,

Everyone Do Your Thing, Just Eat Doritos, Hershey’s, Green Mountain Dew & Happy Meals.

kamiheku, (edited ) do piracy w What's the best way to rip music off Spotify so that I can store it on my HDD?

DownOnSpot is the only one correct answer.

Edit: Zotify and Onthespot (which has a GUI) look good, as they too download straight from the source.

AphoticDev,
@AphoticDev@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

Direct links aren’t allowed, you need to edit that. We can talk about piracy, but no linking.

NightAuthor,

Even if it’s a link to a tool, not a specific piece of content?

fox,

I think you misunderstood the rule about not linking to pirated content.

AphoticDev,
@AphoticDev@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

Maybe. I suppose we could always report the comments linking directly, and let the admin decide, couldn’t we?

kamiheku,

Go ahead. The rule is about copyrighted content, not open source tools.

fox,

No, you have misunderstood what the rule is about.

You’re not allowed to link to pirated content, such as a download link to the Barbie movie.

But you’re free to link to places that discuss the Barbie movie, places that discuss where to watch the Barbie movie, and places that teaches you how you can rip the Barbie movie yourself.

The only things you cannot link to, are direct links to pirated content

SaltySalamander,
@SaltySalamander@kbin.social avatar

Look at that, doubling down.

roon,
@roon@lemmy.ml avatar

But it’s just a link to GitHub right

RandomLegend,
@RandomLegend@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

Never heard of it… Always used on the spot

Is it better?

kamiheku,

Huh, wasn’t aware of that one! Looks like it works in a similar way, so should be good. Has a graphical user interface, too, so more approachable. Thanks!

github.com/casualsnek/onthespot

Agent_Karyo, (edited ) do games w Day 365 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing (One Year Anniversary!)
@Agent_Karyo@lemmy.world avatar

Congrats on the 365!

I mostly play indie games, so it’s fun to see some of the bigger titles and get some brief commentary!

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

I think I’d like to give some more indie games a try. Maybe I’ll set a “New Year’s resolution” for this anniversary to try some more? I heard of one called Signalis that sounded intresting

slimerancher,
@slimerancher@lemmy.world avatar

Signalis looks interesting. I am not a horror fan, but want to give that a try. Have huge backlog though, so one day™.

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

I’m in the same boat with the Backlog lmao. I just keep buying things on sale. Just this recent steam sale i probably bought like another 10 games

BigBananaDealer,

play hypnospace outlaw if u havent already. masterpiece

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

It looks interesting. I’m a sucker for things that emulate desktops like that so I’m for sure going to pick it up with the next Steam sale

BigBananaDealer,

let me know your thoughts!

Coelacanth,
@Coelacanth@feddit.nu avatar

We’ve been in an indie game boom for a while, so you should have a pretty huge variety of amazing titles to choose from. I’ve been mixing in indies with Patient Gaming of older AAA/big name titles and having a blast.

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

Do you have any suggestions? I’m embarrassed to admit it, and it definitely shows my age range but the last Indie game I really remember playing was Five Nights At Freddy’s and Doki Doki Literature Club. So I have a lot to catch up on

Coelacanth,
@Coelacanth@feddit.nu avatar

What type of game are you looking for?

Just yesterday I played through GRIS, which was an absolutely amazing experience (though short). An interactive artwork of a journey through grief. Definitely recommend it as a short in-between game. The same developers released Neva last year, which was also very well reviewed.

Before that I played Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree, which is a Soulslike Metroidvania with a PoE style skill tree. Really liked that one, the story was so-so but it has really good gameplay and super fun character customization. Good exploration, lots of secrets and i enjoyed the world as well. Looks pretty, too.

Blue Prince from earlier this year is a phenomenal game if you like escape room type puzzles. It’s an incredibly clever idea - a puzzle roguelite - and I had a great time with it. Gorgeous OST too. Definitely worth checking out, though be warned - taking hundreds of screenshots and 60+ pages of physical notes is almost required.

Earlier this year I played Skald: Against the Black Priory and I have a great amount of fondness for that game. A faux-retro RPG that pays tribute to late 80s style CRPGs it hit just right with me and ended up being my favourite RPG in a while. It’s fairly limited in scope, instead focusing on doing a few things well, and I think it really works out well for it. Beautiful music, great pixel art, great story. Also has some nice CRT emulation filters in the settings!

Which speaking of, right now I’m playing Blasphemous, which is another title with CRT emulation filters. It’s basically 2D Dark Souls but with more platforming. I have mixed feelings about the gameplay (I hate platformers) but the world building, story and lore are all immaculate and super cool.

Lastly, even though it’s in that not-quite-indie AA space you should play Claire Obscur: Expedition 33. Yes, it is actually that good, and much like when Elden Ring or BG3 released it’s kind of “required reading” to understand the zeitgeist.

But all of this is just my recent experiences off the top of my head, the list really does go on and on and on.

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

I’ve really been interest in trying Claire Obscur: Expedition 33 lately. I’ve been holding off on reading anything about it to avoid spoilers though. I might look into Skald: Against the Black Priory. I’m very picky about my RPGs but generally story heavy ones i enjoy

Coelacanth,
@Coelacanth@feddit.nu avatar

That’s the best thing to do with Clair Obscur. Don’t even watch a trailer, just play it. I bought it full price, but liked it so much I subsequently upgraded to the Deluxe Edition just because I wanted to support the devs.

Skald was a really great, concise experience that really worked for me. If you like a bit of Cthulu-esque cosmic horror you’ll enjoy the world building I think. I finished it in about 20h I think, and it was very nicely paced. No filler or grinding, just a flowing story. Definitely an indie positive surprise hit.

There are tons more indie darlings though depending on what genre you’re looking for. Tactical Breach Wizards, Vampire Survivors and Balatro are just a couple that are all very different from the ones I already listed.

9bananas,

since you mentioned enjoying hopping into a game for a bit in the sea of thieves section, maybe try some rogoulikes/-lites?

try out hades: fun, fast paced, neat story, satisfying gameplay loop, variety, and I’m pretty sure it’s on sale! ;)

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

I tried the demo and couldn’t really get into Hades unfortunately. Though it probably had my lack of interest in Greek Mythology working against it. Maybe i’ll try picking it up again though, that was years ago and i’ve found my tastes have changed

9bananas,

ah, that’s a bit of a shame!

totally get it though: it’s not for everyone…

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

It was one of those things where I can tell there was a lot of love and care put into it, but I just personally couldn’t get into it. I have a copy of the Soundtrack from a friend though that they didn’t want for some reason so I can admit it’s really good

naticus,

I never finished Signalis myself but it’s a pretty interesting game. One that I always suggest but never see much anywhere is a game I got on Humble a few years back called MO: Astray. Seems really simple initially but has a really interesting way of narrating the story that I don’t want to go further into.

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

MO: Astray sounds familiar. I wonder if I picked up a Bundle with it in it too. I’ll have to look into it though because 90% of my Humble library is unplayed

WalnutLum, do gaming w Steam is cracking down on porn games, to keep Payment Processors happy.

Visa continues to set the world’s content moderation policies extra-judicially.

Go figure having all electronic payments be through private companies would have eventual consequences.

Telorand,

The problem isn’t that they’re private, the problem is that there’s not many to choose from. Visa gets to throw their weight around, because they have a stranglehold on a huge swath of banks and businesses. MasterCard has another big chunk, and the rest go to AmEx and Discover.

If there were more providers to choose from, this would be a non-issue, but that wouldn’t be very capitalist (/s), and I doubt the big names would simply allow new competition.

WalnutLum, (edited )

The reason there’s so few is because people don’t want to have to figure out beforehand whether or not they can use the payment provider they have at the store they want to go to.

I’ve seen this happen multiple times especially in Japan when the barcode payment craze started. There were like 13 competing payment providers and now there are 2. Because people don’t want to have to carry around 13 different types of card or payment types and have 13 different types of payments. They want one that works everywhere.

It’s why there needs to be sovereign digital payment systems that are legally enforced.

Telorand,

Yeah, like what need is there for these intermediaries in the first place? I get that there was probably a need once upon a time, but that seems superfluous now

Appoxo, (edited )
@Appoxo@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

In Germany we usually use Debit bank cards for payment (if something like a credit card isnt included).
The GiroCard is standard across all banks and usually every shop accepts that method.
Problem is: They don’t work on the interwebz.

theangriestbird,

where do we think we would be at at this point if electronic payments were handled by government entities? Not trying to defend Visa or Mastercard, just genuinely curious what others think.

t3rmit3,

We’d be in the same place. It’s not any better or worse for a private versus a public entity to do harm.

Also, the government is already part of this. If the DOJ told Visa, “hey, stop fucking around with that, you don’t need to be trying to control legal agreements between parties, that’s our purview” (or if they even thought the DOJ might), they’d drop this behavior in an instant. They are doing this in large part because they believe it is in line with the government’s ideology. Preemptive compliance.

WalnutLum,

True to some degree if you’re an American, but this is Visa setting internal policy for American politics, and that reflecting globally.

Not every country has the same laws or politics that the US does.

t3rmit3,

Every company is headquartered somewhere, or has some market that it cannot afford to withdraw from, and that makes them all ultimately subject to said governments. No business decision is made free from pressure when it comes to governments.

WalnutLum,

Again, the issue is this is an American company setting American content policy internationally.

Storefronts and brands can set up local branches and sell through those using the local digital payment provider without getting in trouble with their headquarter’d country. They can’t do that with a private entity that’s decided to set their global content policy to align with America’s.

t3rmit3, (edited )

Again, the issue is this is an American company setting American content policy internationally.

That is not the issue. That may be the subset of the issue that you have a problem with, but the actual issue is a payment provider setting purchase restrictions period. That it is happening in the US is not uniquely bad; it would be equally bad happening anywhere else.

Interpreting the international impact to be “the issue” would mean that if this were only affecting Americans, this would be fine, which is absolutely not the case.

Storefronts and brands can set up local branches and sell through those using the local digital payment provider without getting in trouble with their headquarter’d country.

To set up and sell in that country, they then have to comply with the local payment providers. Which shouldn’t be deciding whether people can purchase something, just as Visa shouldn’t be.

WalnutLum,

Wed probably be in a similar place, but the advantage of a private entity being that it can bridge the already existing digital payments, so if a store big enough like steam had the option to, they could integrate with that country’s digital payments directly.

sleepmode, do games w Thank you, Thor! 🥳

I wish he’d stop getting any kind of attention at all. He is a fraud.

db0,
@db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

That attention is the dying embers of the torch he took to his career

mostlikelyaperson,

Dude had entirely disappeared from my timelines before every youtuber and lemmy poster seemingly felt the need to tell me about how naughty he is.

Flamekebab, do games w How do you keep track of what games you have played over the years?
@Flamekebab@piefed.social avatar

Reading the comments - am I the weird one for just remembering?

bungle_in_the_jungle,

Must be nice to have a functioning memory like this

Flamekebab,
@Flamekebab@piefed.social avatar

The tradeoff is that I'm terrible at time. Anything beyond about ten days in the future is almost meaningless to me.

Phen,

You probably have different gaming habits than me, or a hell of a memory. I’ve likely played over 4 thousand different games over the course of my life so far.

… Now I want to use one of those tools to try to figure out this number.

Flamekebab,
@Flamekebab@piefed.social avatar

I can definitely see the appeal of being able to do stuff with the information, and I doubt I could sit down and make a list of every game I've ever played. However my memory is pretty good for this sort of thing. It's very rare for me to lose objects as I have a database-like memory for that stuff.

Amusingly this means that if someone else moves things then I'm comedically awful at searching for whatever it was, and if I move house or re-organise then it takes me a few weeks for my brain to record all the new data. Until then I'm a clueless idiot.

Oh and as I said in another comment - time is my nemesis. I often don't know what day of the week it is and anything beyond about a week and a half into the future has almost no meaning to me. It's not a very useful trade-off!

Elevator7009,

I have definitely not played 4,000 games. I tend to stick on a few games till I beat them and then I move on, sometimes returning to replay. I don’t have an astounding memory, but if a game is mentioned I’ll remember if I played it or not and that is good enough for me. If I forget a good experience, well, that’s another opportunity to have it for the “first time”, a la that old tumblr post about wanting to be able to selectively erase your memory so you could re-experience your favorite book for the first time.

edgemaster72,
@edgemaster72@lemmy.world avatar

If by remembering you mean “I use no tools to keep track of games I’ve played and make no special effort at remembering, either I do or I don’t”, then same. But also in the last few years I’ve been playing a lot less games than I used to (and I didn’t really play that many to start with).

agamemnonymous,
@agamemnonymous@sh.itjust.works avatar

Me too, but I don’t really play a lot of video games, so I could list every game I’ve ever played pretty quickly.

FeelzGoodMan420,

No. I remember all the games I’ve played. I can’t list them all, however if you were to ask me “hey have you ever played xyz”, I would remember if I had or not.

GreyCat,

Well, the point of such an app would be to have them listed I would guess.

FeelzGoodMan420,

Yes. I was just responding to the comment asking if he/she was the only one who remembers if they’ve played a game.

mohab,

Hmm… for me, it's less about memory and more about helping myself see a pattern of what I like and what I don't, which eventually helps me make better purchasing decisions.

Like, when I look at a list of my favorite games, I can conclusively tell you: I like challenging, replayable games with real-time action, synergy among their mechanics, and mechanical variety.

For me, this knowledge would not have been attainable if I didn't sit down and put together a list of what I like/what I don't like.

SatansMaggotyCumFart,

Look at you just raw dogging your steam library.

who, do games w Starting today, Heroic Games Launcher is indexing their Discord server

A flimsy band-aid over the real problems:

  • Locking an open-source project’s community behind a corporation’s private service & license terms.
  • Using a real-time chat platform for long-lived information storage.
ifmu,

Agreed. But it’s a good intermediate step.

dustyData,

It’s not. It’s not even a bandaid. Answeroverflow has a bad indexer and the search is useless. In my experience it produces no information of value whatsoever because all it throws back are messages devoid of context unless you read hundreds of lines of some randos conversation. God forbid the conversation lasted several days, you are better off asking chat again.

fmstrat,

It’s an intermediate step, but not a good one.

If you’re indexing the content anyway, move the whole thing to a forum since it’s the same amount of work. Indexing inside Discord is just wasted hours as more and more items will continue to pile up.

Discord is absolute trash for this type of thing, and when intermediate steps are likely the same amount of work as migrating your community, why bother other than the claim of “it’s where people are already”?

Jeffool, do games w Giant Bomb, a web site about video games, has been purchased from Fandom
@Jeffool@lemmy.world avatar

I’ll say this: props to Fandom for realizing the right thing to do. I know there was really no other good solution for them, but that hasn’t stopped many companies from being so obstinate that they cut their nose off to spite their face.

But more seriously, good for those guys buying it. I hope it goes well for them.

justOnePersistentKbinPlease, (edited )

I hope the indie and AA game communities/devs keep moving off of Fandom.

andros_rex,

I feel like they have a deal with Google/search engines to have independent wikis downranked. There’s no reason why UESP should show up below the TES fandom wiki.

Nurse_Robot, do games w Are there any games you don't play as it was intended to be played? If so, what game and how?

Who amongst us hasn’t played GTA at least once while trying to drive around and follow all the traffic laws for absolutely no reason at all

forrgott,

Hmm. Nope.

That’s what Streets of SimCity was for!

QuadratureSurfer,
@QuadratureSurfer@lemmy.world avatar

Well unless you did sunday driving… And put weapons on your car so you could go around demolishing the buildings you had built up in Sim City.

MNByChoice,

Oh, yeah! Get a car, find a quite park, turn on the radio and chill.

Agrivar,

Every time I log into that game I like to pick a car from my garage, smoke a fatty (in RL), and then drive all slow and chill from my apartment to the golf course. Pretend like I’m afraid of getting pulled over! Then I play a quick 9 holes. Generally, after that, I’m done with GTA for another month or so.

Elevator7009,

There’s a wonderful contrarian-but-is-it-really-considering-it’s-making-the-lawful-choice delight in trying to follow the rules in a game about breaking rules.

No-commentary video of someone just driving in GTA trying to follow the rules of the road. I’m usually really not a video person, but just watching this feels nice somehow.

kratoz29,
@kratoz29@lemm.ee avatar

Is there any mission as of nowadays that forces you to drive according to traffic laws in any of all the entries?

If not I propose a very annoying one like the Driver tutorial as the GTA VI tutorial.

gamermanh,

Sorta? Multiple that make you watch your speed, for sure

Driver’s law mechanics in a mission/mode of GTA would be amazing, wanted level system from 2 included (with a way to clear your on-foot wanted, of course)

CheeseNoodle,

People talk about getting filtered by fromsoft bosses but the goddamn driver tutorial was the hardest shit ever; especially since it used a lot of movie terms so if you weren’t really into american movies about cars half the stuff on the list was kind of gibberish.

kratoz29,
@kratoz29@lemm.ee avatar

And that is why it would be fun to troll the worldwide players with such a tactic, at least for a little while, but the world ain’t funny anymore and they wouldn’t do that with arguably the most expected game of the decade.

YiddishMcSquidish,

Fucking driver! WTF is solemn‽

JRaccoon, do games w Do you wish that you could recycle games?
@JRaccoon@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

I’ve learned that over in the EU, people can actually re-sell their games on Steam.

Unless I’ve totally missed something, this is (sadly) not true.

GhiLA, do games w What games have you sunk the most time into?
@GhiLA@sh.itjust.works avatar

They send BABIES to fight me!

1000030806

SOLDIER IS-MEEEEEEEEDIC

Rai,

TF2 is one of my highest as well, but only half as many hours as you! Lots of hats… cashed out all my unusuals for an Index.

Highest is probably Diablo II+D2R, played every day in my teens, from when I got home to when I slept. Then I started playing while botting. Has to be 3k+ hours. Never been so addicted to a video game.

Akasazh,
@Akasazh@feddit.nl avatar

I’ve got close to 5000 hrs in tf2. By far my most played game ever

Zetta, (edited )

https://mander.xyz/pictrs/image/38ad373a-e208-4fdf-959e-41cbc04eb96f.png

Same, my most played game ever. I find it funny, at least to me, a game from 2007 thats barely supported by the dev is significantly better than the other modern derivatives of tf2 like overwatch and marvel bandwaggon money maker.

AbsoluteChicagoDog,

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  • Zetta,

    I gave it a shot within the first year it came out, only ever played ~10 hours and just didn’t find it that fun I suppose.

    GhiLA,
    @GhiLA@sh.itjust.works avatar

    I’ll tell you what it is. Freedom.

    We can make servers, host servers, have our own communities and set our own rules. Hell, I haven’t played a Valve server in five years.

    Overwatch isn’t a matter of better or worse. It fails to do, at base value, what I value TF2 for, freedom.

    Add however many neat little gameplay mechanics you want, if I can’t play the game the way I want to, I’m not going to get into it or care.

    shrug

    Klnsfw, do games w PEGI gives Balatro an 18+ rating for gambling imagery

    Balatro is a hard drug worse than heroin. We need to protect our kids from the bottomless pit of roguelite games

    Wogi,

    Thank God it’s ten dollars.

    I almost downloaded it.

    meliaesc,

    Id you’ve ever spent money on a movie theatre ticket, you value your time at $7-$20 dollars an hour. This… is thousands of hours of entertainment.

    sukhmel,

    So, you’re suggesting we make games per hour subscription? A good idea /s

    Wogi,

    I’m not saying it’s not worth ten dollars.

    I just don’t feel like spending ten dollars.

    MonkeyBrawler, do gaming w Inspired by another post

    I’ve seen more posts complaining about complainers, than I’ve seen complainers.

    BuboScandiacus,
    @BuboScandiacus@mander.xyz avatar

    I haven’t seen a single complaint about Ciri being the protagonist of the next witcher game andI believe it’s because she isn’t a “let’s put a woman here for the quotas” type of character.

    MonkeyBrawler,

    Yeah, I honestly haven’t seen an actual complaint.

    Agrivar,

    Is it here, or on the internet as a whole? I have already seen a TON of vitriol in the trailer’s comments on YouTube. They’re loudly skreeeing woke, and DEI, and even the less insane ones are “so disappointed in CDPR.”

    EDIT - I spoke too soon, they’re even here in this very post.

    boonhet,

    so disappointed in CDPR

    Did they play the third game? Do they remember how important Ciri was, how special her powers?

    I’m wagering most of them haven’t.

    scrubbles,
    !deleted6348 avatar

    They just start frothing at the sight of a powerful woman

    surewhynotlem,

    This is Lemmy. You’re looking for reddit.

    SuperSaiyanSwag,

    Currently I split my time a bit on reddit and Lemmy, but at this point I don’t even bother with their gaming communities. Lemmy is miles better in that regard imo as far as discussions go.

    scrubbles,
    !deleted6348 avatar

    We’re a pretty happy bubble here, which is why I’m here

    MonkeyBrawler,

    Nothing happy about creating your own boogy man lol.

    gift_of_gab,
    @gift_of_gab@lemmy.world avatar

    Really? Can you share them? I saw the post on lemmy complaining about wanting male/female options, but there’s also this article with gems such as below.

    image

    Even in the comments of that article though, is “DEI detected = Purchase rejected”.

    So the comments are out there, probably on reddit too, but they are there.

    Maggoty,

    That’s super reaching for straws. It’s a skin in a third party Battle Royale game. He couldn’t even bring himself to compare her to Ciri in Witcher 3.

    anakin78z, do games w Anyone else bounce around from game to game with no clue what to play?
    @anakin78z@lemmy.world avatar

    This actually sounds like depression. Being unable to find joy, and then unsuccessfully searching for it in places where you used to find it. I would consider talking to a professional if you can.

    Or try Dragon Age Veilguard.

    dubyakay,

    If we are going down this path, I’d actually recommend touching grass first (proverbially), before a sinking time and money into a professional. It’s an easy, non-committal step, that may do wonders.

    Jrockwar,

    Not disagreeing with you necessarily, but ADHD also fits the bill. I’m very much a happy person at the moment, I wouldn’t change anything in my life, yet I subscribe to what OP says. Games are too long, too boring to grab my attention long enough.

    I managed recently to complete GTA V because I found the story hilarious, and I only managed that by skipping all side missions. That’s the only long / AAA game I’ve managed to finish in recent years.

    What helps me is understanding that if I get 5h of enjoyment out of a game rather than getting to the intended 50h playtime, that’s also valid. 5h of fun also counts as fun and this is a game, not work, so there’s no pressure to finish it.

    SandLight, do games w Is a Quest 3 really worth it?

    No. It’s a meta product so it should be avoided.

    BigMikeInAustin, (edited )

    I’m really trying to avoid all Meta products, but Quest 3 seems to have the best reviews and there are some good refurbished and used deals.

    I’m not sure what to pick instead, while being cheap and having a PC about 7 years old.

    Kolanaki,
    !deleted6508 avatar

    There’s the Pico 4 if you can get one in your country. Instead of Meta, it’s ByteDance.

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