Transfered from Feddit.ch as they closed up shop unfortunately.
Morrowind modded in OpenMW is actually quite fun to play, the main thing I’d really appreciate in a remake would be getting rid of the D20 system for a more modern hit mechanic. Striking time and time again an enemy only to never do damage is so frustrating.
Oh it’s finally releasing as a finished game?!
I use Mint because I use lots of small project software that tends to only have packages for Debian/Ubuntu. Mint also works very well with an NVIDIA card. I’ve tried other distros but they fail to work well with nvidia.
When I get a new AMD laptop I want to try Vanilla OS as apparently it can use any package format but is also immutable which I like. I just hope they have the KDE Plasma edition out by then because I really don’t enjoy Gnome
Here is Firewalls Don’t Stop Dragons latest podcast. He is interviewing a cyber security expert and at the time stamp I gave he talks about the malware briefly. I’ve also read about this in the past as well but can’t supply evidence.
Firewalls Don’t Stop Dragons Podcast: Life on the Blue Team Starting from: 00:23:02
Episode webpage: https://podcast.firewallsdontstopdragons.com/2025/04/14/life-on-the-blue-team/
Block the email sender and don’t use the unsubscribe button as that can have malware
Batocera is nice too. It’s half an emulation console and half Kodi. You can tell it to launch Kodi as default too. Whereas LibreElec is only Kodi with a limited gaming ability
You have plenty of good information regarding gaming already so as far as Adobe Lightroom goes, try Darktable. It’s a FOSS alternative and very nice software
My brother-in-law got a Switch for his kid. They tried to play the “free” classic emulated games but then it stopped him and said he had to create some online account which costs money. That’s some scummy tactics to get you to pay a subscription for a “free” game
Sherpa is by far the best. I personally find GB southern English female medium very natural sounding
Totally agree
Care to elaborate?
One might try KDE Connect, Local Send, and Signal which has a desktop client
We’ll have to see if the general consumer is willing to pay full price. It seems likely as people generally just go along with things. If so then Nintendo will definitely keep prices high
That sounds plausible but I’m trying to focus on the positive here
Let’s try and look at silver linings
What would be great is if price hikes cause people to purchase games that are worth it causing developers to release complete and feature rich games without further abysmal monetization strategies.
If the price never drops and a “must have exclusive” arrives you would purchase one? Why would you let that change your principle on the matter? It’s just a game, probably overly priced too. Vote with your money. Let Nintendo know that it is too expensive for the average family.
https://www.gog.com/en/game/old_world
On sale currently on GoG and without DRM
I appreciate the link and heads up
Was waiting for a GoG release!