dirtySourdough @ dirtySourdough @lemmy.world

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Ah yeah, I remember having trouble with that one too. Can't blame you for wanting to use the steam deck! How are you liking it?

I absolutely loved A Link Between Worlds and Twilight Princess. I felt ALBW was a bit on the easier side for Zelda games but had enough challenge to remain fun and interesting. Secrets weren't too hard to find, but instead required just enough effort to make them satisfying to obtain.

Twilight Princess is really incredible and I recommend getting back around to it. The dungeons are highly creative, the art is top notch, and the story is excellent. I played through it for the first time only a couple years ago. I think it has aged quite well.

I'm gonna try this one today, thanks!

Java Minecraft will always hold a place in my heart. I picked up Valheim recently and found it scratches a very similar itch, but it's different enough to not feel like a clone at all

If I ever get back around to it I'd like to make a melee character. Seems like that would really up the challenge while fighting dragons

This one scares me for sure haha

This is another one I've been meaning to play but I haven't had the energy to start it and really enjoy it

Nice! How do you like No Man's Sky? I've heard it's much better now than when it was released

I've been meaning to play the campaign for awhile. The online gameplay didn't particularly appeal to me, though I haven't even tried it

Damn, that's a lot of adventuring! How's Tunic? I've never heard of it

A classic. I never was very good at it but I always enjoyed it

Excellent choice! I wish I could experience FNV for the first time all over again, it's so good. Got any idea which factions you want to align with?

That sounds like fun and good way to chill after a long day.

I haven't heard of Office Jerk, what's that about?

I've been playing Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen for the first time. This is my first experience with the Dragon Quest series, and my way of dipping my toes into JRPGs. I've completed the first two chapters and I'm enjoying it so far. It's pretty straight forward gameplay and doesn't require much thinking. The story isn't exactly riveting yet. The translation is a bit rough, but that makes it kind of humorous. Thankfully it's still easy to follow what the characters are saying. I'm not seeing much replay value in this one though.

Mmmm tasty copy pasta 😋🍝

Cool, thanks!

Oof, yeah that's rough. Are you aware of any documentation on N64 individual cartridge hardware? I had it in my head that the carts would never die (silly, I know) but if I had one die on me I would want to repair it if possible

I didn't know EEPROM could die on N64 cartridges. Is it replaceable?

I'm really enjoying Valheim lately. It's similar to Minecraft in a lot of ways, but leans a little more into RPG elements with leveled skills. There's a bit more of a story, heavier focus on combat, and NPCs to interact with (though I haven't reached that point myself).