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I mean yes but there are also good games coming out that I wouldn't call indie games. You just have to know your own taste and need a little bit of experience about which studios will fuck you over and which studio will most certainly deliver what you want.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 months ago (2 children)

    Pokemon Legends: Arceus.
    Never finished it and I have to say, I understand many criticisms with the game and it is by far not one of my favorite games of all time but still, this game has something.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 4 months ago (1 child)

    Alright. That is much stuff to read through. Thanks for your help.
    Two questions I have already, is the preinstalled OS useable for a rather casual user and does the workaround with the WI-FI dongles works as easy as just picking the right one and plugging it in?

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 4 months ago

    Like I wrote, I need a new tablet for my everyday use. Data management, writing stuff and maybe some coding on the off chance that I need to for a private project (which is very unlikely).
    I used Linux Mint on my last Netbook which was seven or eight years ago but never on a touch device.

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    Hello,
    I am currently thinking about getting a PineTab2. I need a new tablet because my old one starts come apart day by day and I want to switch to Linux as much as possible. I use my tablet mostly to write (LibreOffice and LaTeX), organize personal documents and data, visit some websites on my breaks and really rarely to code simple little tasks in Python (I mostly did this while I was still in university).
    So would the PineTab2 be a good product for all this? Has anybody experience with it or own one themself? My Linux experiences are limited but not non existent. Thanks in advance.

    [–] 31 points 4 months ago* (4 children)

    If you compare the reactions and statements of John Romero and John Carmack you really get a feeling for who of them is a empathetic human being with interest in his fellow humans and their work and who isn't or in other words, John Carmack please bugger off to your useless AI company.

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    Hi,
    I have started to read the Elric stories by Michael Moorcock on and off again for the last two years. I started to read them in a chronological order I found on Wikipedia at the time. I now finished "While the Gods Laugh" and have to say that I didn't find this story entertaining or interesting. I really liked "The Fortress of the Pearl" and "Sailing To the Future" though.
    So my question would be, what are the best Elric stories in your opinion?

     

    Hello. I plan to run a campaign with three of my friends. I will be the DM. I have been the DM before and I have been a Player before (in DnD 5e and also other systems). For my three friends it will be the first time they play a tabletop RPG. So which of the offical campaign moduls do you think is best suited for my friends?

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