[–] 14 points 1 week ago

I saw this Ai image meme previously. And it didn't catch my interest. It just didn't click. The text was there, the he-man. But the sound wasnt playing in my head. It was dead silent. Now I see this new take with a capture from the heyaheya he-man youtube parody with a real guy I saw some years ago and the sound came. I had the music in my head, and some images flashback. Ai don't have feeling. They're just bland, like an ice-cream without the cream. Just ice.

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  • [–] 25 points 3 weeks ago (5 children)

    Starfield is more an 'Open World' rpg. Exploration on foot with fight and quest is more prominent than exploration in space. The space part is more like a mean to travel between planet where you could find quest. Sometimes, there's a space fight, or boarding other ship/station. But ship simulation isn't the purpose of this game. You can still build a ship, but you're more focused on look than : 'Will it work ?'.

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  • [–] 5 points 4 weeks ago* (2 children)

    Invest in merinos and wool / hemp / tencel-lyocell clothing . They retain less odor, evacuate sweat better, plus, more adapted to heat/cold regulations. Even wool can be cool in summer. Avoid cotton first layer like t-shirts, you almost need to wash them after one use. They tend to smell quickly. A merinos shirt can be used Monday, be hanged Tuesday, used Wednesday and so on. Invest in a good pair on denim jeans if wear this kind of pants and remember that it doesn't need to be washed unless it's stained or smell bad. Denim should just be hanged on reverse side outside from time to time to take fresh air. Use merinos socks too. Work the same as tshirt. You will still need to wash, but less often.

    The cons are merinos and other wool need to be hand washed at best (there wool program on machine, but I don't risk it). And merinos is more fragile than cotton or synthetic fabric.

    And if you don't like folding, use hangers. That how I do.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    It's Nice. Feel like Witcher 3 little brother. Like the story so far. I find really cool that you can do whatever you want. You can skip entire part of the game. You can kill quest character and still find a way to progress. You can even kill story boss without doing the story, because you can find them in the world. (In specific place). You can even ignore the main objective with the timer. And you can still play after this timer. I really like this proposition. It's refreshing. Choice matter. But some side quest feel repetitive (like 3 quest to destroy enemies camp to gather attention of the boss. Even if there some twist in each quest. I like the combat too. The directional parade make me feel like playing Mount And Blade, but easier.

    I really dislike the fact you feel 'locked' in combat mode if there enemies. I cannot start a fight, and do the planeshift freely to some roof for example, to flee or attack from high ground. If you try to planeshift, it just teleport behind a enemie.

    Overall, it's pretty good on story and character, storytelling. Sometimes less interesting, sometimes really cool.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 months ago (1 child)

    I don't take a specific time to create a full list. I just add things when I found them in news, or someone talk about it, a YouTube video, sometimes I just watched a movie, and I'm curious about others made by the same director. The list just grow when I discover something that catch my interest. Otherwise, yes, it would be tedious.

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  • [–] 15 points 2 months ago (7 children)

    It's not because everything is avaible that you must take everything. Carefully select and make list of what you want/have/"consumed"

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