ricdeh

ricdeh, 2 days ago

Aren’t C-Suite already liable for illegal actions? I know for sure that it’s that way in Germany, and I cannot imagine it to be different in the U.S.

ricdeh, 2 months ago

Nah 4K is wonderful. The higher the pixel density, the better the display (for me at least)

ricdeh, 3 months ago

Hmmm I love Rogue, it’s such an emotional journey and to me the most compelling and interesting story-wise, seeing an Assassin turn into a Templar and underlining the hubris of the Order of Assassins

ricdeh, 3 months ago

Okay, I agree with the sentiment and all, but don’t you think that your comment is a little petty when you are not contributing to OP’s question and instead hijack the post to push an agenda?

ricdeh, 3 months ago

There are gameplay videos from external YouTubers already, the game holds up quite well

ricdeh, 4 months ago

has zero issues that you might get from emulation (like inaccuracies)

That doesn’t make sense to me. Emulation should be 100% accurate software-wise, at the expense of performance. Can you elaborate?

ricdeh, 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago)

All nominal, successful booster separation, fairing jettisoned

ricdeh, 5 months ago

Upper stage separation

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/98da06dd-d85e-4dd9-8d8f-186e2a7ed0b9.jpeg

ricdeh, 6 months ago

Please make sure that you distribute your game without DRM. Steam games are more often than not a miss rather than a hit.

ricdeh, 6 months ago

No, the grantor requires fees. Screen time is just a bonus

ricdeh, 6 months ago

Then let’s go back to ploughing our fields by hand, surely that will create many new employment opportunities!

ricdeh, 6 months ago

Why .fr lol?

ricdeh, 6 months ago

Linux!

ricdeh, 7 months ago

You should have made that decision a long time ago, but you know what they say, better late than never!

ricdeh, 7 months ago

Thank you kindly for your good write-up. If you were to permit it I would like to use excerpts of this in slightly rephrased forms in similar future discussions.

ricdeh, 7 months ago

… from public corpos

ricdeh, 8 months ago

Hmmm, I don’t think that I can agree with the point about older games having fewer bugs. In my experience, 2000s 3D games are riddled with bugs to the point of becoming unplayable in many instances.

ricdeh, 8 months ago

True. I feel that particularly with ranked shooters like Valorant and their competitive modes, playing becomes less enjoyable and more of a chore. In RPGs and strategy games on the other hand, I can lose myself for hours in wonder and awe at the gameplay, story, atmosphere, setting, etc. That’s why I’d much rather play something many people would consider less exciting like Crusader Kings 3 than Valorant, Overwatch, Counterstrike, League of Legends, etc.

ricdeh, 8 months ago

I think you can probably still get them for some modern games that were crafted with passion, through special editions and box sets. I think that the standard store edition of Total War: Warhammer actually came with a manual as well as a novella, and this was coincidentally the last physical copy of a game I bought.

ricdeh, 8 months ago

I am in full agreement with this statement, and would like to add that I think that older games often have a much greater artistic value. They were concerned with crafting an intricate plot, super immersive environments, powerful and transformative music, memorable characters, etc. One game where in my opinion you really feel the volume of love and artistic expression as well as perfectionism put in is the first Risen, and it’s fairly obscure, but I find it to be so captivating that I’d easily play it with greater enthusiasm than any new Ubisoft copy-and-paste title or Valorant / Overwatch / CS:GO. Still, I think that this art / passion approach of quantifying a game’s “goodness” produces just as many contemporary candidates for great games, like The Witcher 3, Baldur’s Gate 3 or Red Dead Redemption 2. The things I like about old RPGs / adventure games are probably not specific to the past, but instead heavily developer dependent. Developers that love their work and are given enough time and money will produce great works of art in the same way that they have 20 years ago.

ricdeh, 8 months ago

This is restricted to a small part of modern gaming, though. In indie games, for example, you find none of these exploitative practices (talking in general, of course) and get wonderful, masterfully crafted works of art by people who do game development out of passion (also speaking in general, of course).

ricdeh, 8 months ago

Oh man, while I was reading the first part of your comment I was thinking of the Witcher 3 DLCs the whole time, I’m so glad that you mentioned them at the end there!

ricdeh, 9 months ago

The discs are also digital! The correct terminology would be “virtual”.

ricdeh, 10 months ago

What’s wrong with Roboto though lol? It’s my favourite font

ricdeh, 11 months ago

Kerbal Space Program! Sunk 20 hours into that one over the last two days alone!

ricdeh, 11 months ago

Downvoted for the cringe af name

ricdeh, 1 year ago

This is literally just whataboutism. You must be degenerate if you think that there’s a correlation between the research performance of the listed countries and their patent laws. There are dozens of more useful and much more relevant indicators for why these nations are disadvantaged in this regard. But just stick to your belief that North Korea is what it is because it doesn’t have patent laws lol.

Also, for you to better understand the harm that software patents caused and are causing, consider reading Free Software, Free Society by Richard Stallman.

ricdeh, 1 year ago

Actually, display resolution refers to exactly what you call pixel density, and NOT the pixel dimensions. This error is so common that the term resolution has practically been redefined outside of the professional (science and engineering) space, but technically, display resolution and pixel density are the same thing.