mordack550 @ mordack550 @lemmy.world

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That's why I basically dropped VR, and even when playing, I only played beat saber. Alyx was a very bad experience for me (mind blowing game, but not if I'm sick after 15 mins) and with that, every other game with movements (no mans sky ship is very bad)

I love Elite, but i always quit when i try to follow builds and everything requires engineering, and those are just too much of a grind for me.

Just got my steam deck and I'm playing divinity original sin 2 and Zelda Wind Waker (call me a patient gamer! Ahah)

Some of Ubisoft games don't work well on Windows, so...

The sad thing for us is that we always wanted to have a private server, not a solo mode. I want to mess around with my friends with multiple boats. I don't care about playing in a galleon, let me play 4 solo sloops with my friends!

20 minutes? You are lucky! Me and my friends wasted entire afternoons of gametime because of insanely aggressive and skilled pvp crews. That's the reason i quit the game, i just cannot handle to waste many hours every time a pvp crew targets me.

It will ask a small fee for every install, on top of the royalties. The issue seems that for small studios this fee is not feasible, and it seems that also pirated games and demos would count

This is sad to hear. What streaming app do you use? Steam Link or Moonlight? On my Shield TV moonlight is insanely better than steam link

Not on Nintendo Switch, but i decided to give no man's sky a third (or fourth) chance, and this time it's actually working!

Why does it suck? Asking because i wanted to buy a deck and i will definitely use it for streaming.

Because putting a 2 after the name makes a new engine. It's just a new iteration of the same old engine that runs Fallout 3, skyrim, and Fallout 4.

That's my case, i'm a backend developer, more specialized in databases than websites, so i choose blazor because it was easy for me to become proficient fast and build nice and fast apps.

Also i usually build Enterprise apps, not public facing ones, so my target is still good for blazor. I know there are methods to scale better with blazor server (like using signalr on a separate service, outside the webapp).

Also we use DevExpress components, so basically all UI controls are done for me, so my dev time is even lower.

I'll look at htmx, i'm curious at the tecnical differences and why it may be lighter than blazor.

It's already on, thanks!

Ok but if i switch account and switch back, they are still lost. It is a bug.

The behaviour you described is very similar to what Blazor is. No frontend framework, and the DOM updates are rendered on the fly. I'm using it a lot and it's very good.

I still have to play Starfield, but the most boring aspect for me of NMS was the writing. I've found it incredibly bad, so i guess starfield is better in that regard

I always try to come back every couple of patches, but i can't get past how shallow it is. Yes, bazillions of planets, but somehow everything feels the same.

It may be beneficial on some devices that requires low latency (like streaming to a VR device or remote gaming). I can see the difference in latency from wifi5 to wifi6 when remote gaming.