Eggyhead @ Eggyhead @kbin.run

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Ahoy!

Yeah television sure can be traumatic, can’t it?

The adults of 15 years ago were different than the adults now.

It does?

What other games require an arbitrary extra account just to play? I know Ubisoft does it. How about EA or Epic?

Sony really wanting become a player on PC and realizing they’re a console company.

You say that as if turn-based is not the superior form of game.

Imagine how it must feel to be this tricky little guy: ,

I'd say it's a good staring point for windows games in general. No guarantees they all work, or if mods work. I tried modding Sky to include the japanese voice acting and it didn't take. Also, when i uninstalled the game, the files i added to the games folder remained there. That might just be a steam thing though.

Im actually installing Fallouts 3 and NV on my mac now to see if the Tale of Two Wastelands installer works with Whiskey as well. If so, I can try using those files to get TTW running on deck as well. Apparently a windows PC is required to make that happen, and it would be nice to offer a route for mac users as well.

My only exposure to Linux has been through the deck, but isn’t this why people use Heroic Games Launcher?

Well you see, this time the priest was fiddling with money, which is more important than people.

I started playing FO1 for the first time on my steam deck. Maybe I ought to have a walkthrough handy as push my way through it.

Thank you. I’ll look into Lutris and Gnarly repacks when I have a day to mess around.

I found this post by doing a search for “TTW” on mbin and got lucky. YouTube and Reddit have been all but useless as tutorials all assume you have a windows pc for heavy lifting. I got a deck to be my pc.

How did you install TTW on your steam deck without a pc to run the installer? I’m willing to put up with the 12 hours if I have to.

I’d like to know how to do all of this on a steam deck without a PC.

Play in order of release so you can appreciate the evolution in game mechanics.

The review mentions Wes Anderson. I think I'm sold.

Tbh the way some people dote on this show makes it a little intimidating to throw out a criticism.

It’s not bad, and I’ll certainly watch the whole thing, but as of the first two episodes I’m hovering around a 5-6/10.

Her introduction montage at the beginning, where she was doing all the exercises and training, didn’t do it for ya? Between the two, I thought the guy was less believable given his circumstances.