kurcatovium

I believe main goal of China investing in green tech is to show middle finger to oil and gas producers. China has virtually none of both oil and gas and so is reliant on import. With mostly green cars and electricity from water, sun and wind, they will have much, much better leverage in global say.

Those fines are always pocket money for these companies. Until it’s % of revenue based, it’s destined to be a joke.

Can you imagine Apple break down in foreseeable future? Because I can not.

But it’s good for bussines, isn’t it?

Official Remaster is meh, so I hope this will be the “remaster” everyone wants.

I’m also very much interested in Skywind. Even more than this one, as Morrowind is one of my favorite games of all times.

Amazing list. I personally would add couple games, that defined my “gaming hobby”:

• XCOM/UFO: Enemy Unknown - not sure how this fits in the list, but it was ground breaking for me: perfect blend of micro- and macro management, strategical decisions, tactical battles, what a great game and so much memories of it (and I’d put honorable mention of Jagged Alliance 1&2 here, 'cause they are very similar concept)
• Civilization - genius idea, one of the 4X pioneers, easy to pick up, hard to master, and so much replay value; its overall depth is quite a feat, especially given it’s from 1991, no wonder the franchise is still alive and well now
• Fallout - esp. 1 & 2 might not be the best gameplay-wise, but their world building, characters and atmosphere are excellent… and everyone knows the legendary intro “War, war never changes…”
• Planescape: Torment - similar to above, amazing world, unbelievable story, one of a kind game
• Gothic - mainly 1&2 were simply awesome, there are no barriers (ahem), the world is your to explore, but it’s deadly so you have to plan your progress, nothing is streamlined for you; I can’t remember different game with such a vibe (other than piranha bytes later production)
• VtM: Bloodlines - kind of similar to Deus Ex, but also taking from the table top; and in my book it has THE best atmosphere of all the games I’ve played
• Witcher - this might be just European thing, but playing especially W1 felt kind of like folklore fairy tale from childhood turned into pretty grim adult game
• Disco Elysium - this is probably the only “sort of new” game that I’ve played and which definitely deserves a place in the list, great characters, amazing story and writing

there are plenty of others too, but my brain farts

Nah, just bury that shit into desert… /s

OK, makes sense. Even though it’s definitely not my cup of tea. Thank you.

I looks great, not going to lie.

But…

This is more of a general question. I don’t get why people are attracted to horror games (or movies). As a working father and husband with couple non-gaming hobbies, my computer time is limited and I only get to gaming late(ish) in the evening before bed time. With all the shit that today world offers IRL, playing stressful horror game isn’t something I’d want. I’d much rather relax play something with simple mechanics or with very simple premise behind it, like e.g. wolfenstein: nazis are bad, you are good, shoot all the nazis, the end. It’s just… my mind can’t comprehend this. Who plays these games?

I believe you can persuade boss of Arcanum (amazing game) to commit suicide.

But man, it looked so promising… Well, probably time to look at Grim Dawn DLCs instead.

Is it time to cross it from my wishlist already?

For every such indie dev who can do this like it’s nothing, I bet Ubisoft will find 1000 reasons why they can’t…

No, they won’t. Because they already are there, maybe?

Classic Ubishit…

Exactly this. And it’s kind of logical actually, when you go crazy like writing Larian “fuck this shit I hate the game, you can shove it up your ass” it’s no surprise you’re fed up with the game and don’t want to have it anymore. It’s like when you literally destroyed diskette/CD/DVD back then in a rage (or fighting addiction).

Well, I would hope for 33 MHz at least… ;-)

Just a notice, there’s also Netbird, so you won’t be that fucked…

https://netbird.io/

How am I not surprised? Shorts is video equivalent of cancer.

I know of timeshift. The nice part about openSUSE snapper is it’s all automatic and simply uses btrfs cow.