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bizarroland, do games w What is your favorite indie game?
@bizarroland@lemmy.world avatar

Cave Story, the original 2004 version.

I played it a long time ago and I still think about that game from time to time.

Flagstaff,
@Flagstaff@programming.dev avatar

Cave Story is undoubtedly the greatest Metroidvania made to date of which I know.

Zoomboingding,
@Zoomboingding@lemmy.world avatar

Cave Story really isn’t a metroidvania. The path splits at points, but there’s very little choice where to explore. It’s just a platformer action shooter.

My favorite metroidvania has to be Aquaria. Vibes of the game are on point. The story is great for a game in that genre, and the traversal and combat are unique and tons of fun. Soundtrack is phenomenal.

Check out Gato Roboto if you want a metroidvania similar to Cave Story!

Flagstaff,
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I tried a bit of Aquaria but couldn’t get into it… Thanks for the Gato recommendation. I didn’t know it was CS-like.

BodilessGaze,

The OG. The fact it was all done by a single dude blows my mind. People often praise Toby Fox for the same reason, and he definitely deserves it, but he wasn’t good at programming. Pixel was good at everything: programming, music, writing, and art.

Evotech, do games w What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games?

Morrowind, but in a good way

But_my_mom_says_im_cool,

I still remember the first time playing morrowind and being blown away by the freedom. For some reason my clearest memory of that game is a dude falling from the sky and splatting. Then I stole his magic boots and died the same way.

CCAirWater, do games w What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games?

Just started playing a simple isometric game called Tunic. It’s cute, and you play as a little button mashing fox creature with a sword in a language that’s gibberish as you find hidden paths in the isometric style. It’s frustrating for being so simplistic, because the hidden paths are hidden. I kinda like it so far tho. Just simple, relaxing, chill music, and cute AF artwork.

EveningPancakes,

Absolutely adored that game! It’s one of those that I wish I could replay without having remembers how I uncovered all the various secrets.

CCAirWater,

It is super, super cute. I started it on a whim and I love that it doesn’t really give ya anything. Like a souls-like game, it’s just ‘figure it out as you go’ but a cute fox and bug creatures.

rustyricotta,

Fantastic game. If you haven’t been already, you can tilt the camera slightly to get a peek at some of the hidden paths.

CCAirWater,

Yeah with the lock on button? When I figured out that holding the dodge button let me sprint, it blew my mind haha

j0ester, do games w What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games?

Metroid and Legend of Zelda I and II for NES.

Tin,

Metroid for sure.

Phunter,

Metroid 2 was really bad for this too. If I hadn’t been on a very long and boring vacation all those years ago, I probably would have never finished it.

Everyone should feel free to start their Metroid journey with Super Metroid.

OldChicoAle, do games w What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games?

For me it’s always been Zelda games.

ChexMax,

I spent so long on the 3DS in ocarina of time just running all over the entire map not sure how to progress, I eventually gave up. Those stupid boulders are supposed to give you tips but idk I just couldn’t figure it out back then.

Grangle1,

The Water Temple.

Alaik,

I don’t mean to brag but 9 year old me beat it blind… took me a long ass time though

Grangle1,

I never used a guide or anything either, I was 13 when I beat it the first time, but finding that one missing key always trips me up for at least a few minutes.

DoucheBagMcSwag,

I honestly cannot fathom how someone WITHOUT NINTENDO POWER would figure out East Peninsula is the Secret and to burn a specific bush

kayzeekayzee, do games w What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games?

Animal Well, but that’s kinda the point

uninvitedguest, do games w Looking for a local co-op game to play with my SO (Steam Deck)
@uninvitedguest@lemmy.ca avatar

… Genital Jousting.

Fluffgar, do games w Oblivion Remastered - Bugs, Glitches, and Fixes
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The Unofficial ES wiki mentions some of the newly introduced bugs. en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Remastered_Changes

theOneTrueSpoon,

Thaedil’s balls are no longer missing a texture

Finally, the game is playable!

Skezlarr, do games w Day 287 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games l've been playing

In case you’re interested, the guy who made those Minecraft and desert maps also made a “cursed halo” mod that goes along with them, and he’s also a YouTuber. Here’s the link to his channel: Inferno Plus

MyNameIsAtticus,
@MyNameIsAtticus@lemmy.world avatar

I actually discovered his channel on complete accident a few months ago. The funny part is i had all Cursed Halo, The Desert Map, and the Minecraft ones all installed installed and never realized they were all made by the same guy until i found his channel

Tattorack, do games w Oblivion remake is... really making it apparent how outdated Bethesda is in its approach to making games
@Tattorack@lemmy.world avatar

Lower expectations…?

Bethesda Game Studios has been on the decades-long trend of watering down all their proper RPG elements. Morrowind is significantly more jank in combat and movement than Oblicion. Oblivion significantly more jank than Skyrim.

However, Skyrim is over simplified compared to Oblivion in all of its RPG mechanics, and has removed a number of gameplay features that were previously present (e.g. Spell crafting). In turn Oblivion is itself more mechanically shallow than Morrowind, significantly lacking in such things as speech options.

The Oblivion Remaster is so more a reminder of something we’ll never get anymore; an open world RPG that isn’t as weighed down as Morrowind and not as over-simplified as Skyrim (though honestly complex NPC interactions need to come back from Morrowind).

TES VI will likely have better combat than Skyrim, but still incredibly dated compared to other games, and mechanics that can barely be called “RPG” anymore.

the_crotch,

Replacing spell crafting with blacksmithing makes sense for the setting. It would have been nice to have something a bit deeper to replace it though.

Omegamanthethird, do games w Oblivion remake is... really making it apparent how outdated Bethesda is in its approach to making games
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

All I wanted from the remake was character models that didn’t look like cartoons and a leveling system that didn’t punish suboptimal builds, and by God that’s what they delivered.

People keep clamoring for a Morrowind remake, and I disagree. It’s perfect the way it is. Oblivion NEEDED this.

Makfreeman, do games w Oblivion remake is... really making it apparent how outdated Bethesda is in its approach to making games

I personally don’t really pre order or set up prior expectations for games these days. No matter the company’s prior track record a game is only judged on its own, not because how good a previous game was. Oblivion is great because it is, In my opinion, better than Skyrim. It is dated by today’s standards. Heck starfield was dated as well. Even when elder scrolls vi comes out I don’t have any high expectations for it.

GoodOleAmerika, do games w Reminder if you're leaving Discord for this Revolt server ( Linux + Steam Deck devs / creators)

Is it e2e encrypted?

Mubelotix,
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No

LarmyOfLone,

I think all you can do in an open group chat is use vpn/tor/anonymous email. Besides private messages, but then the server can be forced to disclose the metadata.

lgsp, do notjustbikes w NotJustBikes uses Linux!
@lgsp@feddit.it avatar

I mean… He also self hosts his mastodon instance, take a look Gere:

social.notjustbikes.com/

For sure he is technically skilled!

Kertyna, do notjustbikes w NotJustBikes uses Linux!
@Kertyna@feddit.nl avatar

I think he did mention he worked in IT.

Zagorath, (edited )
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Yes I think so. He also runs his own Mastodon instance at notjustbikes@notjustbikes.com.

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