[–] 4 points 1 week ago

Deltarune mixes traditional JRPG turn-based combat with bullet hell action, which is fun. I also like the rock-paper-scissors system from In Stars and Time and Omori, but encounters in those games tend to become repetitive quickly.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    Make sure your working tree is clean (if not, commit or stash your changes), then run

    $ git rm ./that_one_big_file
    $ git history fixup deadbeef
    

    Replace deadbeef with the commit that introduced that_one_big_file.

    For more complex history editing tasks, see git rebase in depth.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    A stranger joins your conversation. "I highly recommend using the Blue Paths website for hints once you get stuck. Also, don't waste your time and money on Blue Tents; the wiki has everything you need to know about them. It still took me 100 hours to reach the final puzzle but I enjoyed it."

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  • [–] 1 point 4 months ago

    What I found most terrifying is that if you don't force Noelle deeper into the lake she keeps repeating "Nothing changed" while having a romantic date with Susie (!). Clearly, she just had the best day of her life, but it somehow feels fake to her, like it's all just part of the script. It seems to me that she gained a meta-level awareness similar to Ralsei. This makes me think that the Chapter 7 Weird Route will be about Noelle breaking the game (Gaster's DEVICE) using glitches and save file shenanigans, possibly with help from the "song, singing from the deep" that can be heard at the bottom of the lake.

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  • [–] 3 points 4 months ago

    I don't have any good advice, so I will just list some unorthodox ways to discover new videos:

    • Use filmot.com. It allows you to search for channels by keyword among other things.
    • Search for specific topics on YouTube by putting the search term into double quotes, sort by popularity, and scroll down. I found lots of hidden gems that way.
    • YouTube lets you filter search results for playlists. Since many users put their favorite videos into playlists, this is a good way to find older, unusual, and unlisted videos.
    • Search for site:youtube.com OR site:youtu.be on your favorite subreddit
    • Search for youtube.com on Lemmy. You can filter by community and add more keywords.
    • Install the FreshView browser addon to hide already watched videos on YouTube (probably does not work on mobile).
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