Thanks for the recommendation, I watched the first episode and it is great. It got very weird at one point, I was afraid what was going to happen to the little girl, but I am glad how it turned out.
The intro and outro music on the episode are great too.
I consider S1E7 to be one of the best episodes
Great to hear that, a lot of those animations come out strong ointhe first episodes but let me down later in the series.
Merz Leck Eier is what got them to hear it.
Weil Rente ab siebzig ist Friedrich zu niedrig is what got them to vote.
Those are some great songs, thank you all for the effort put in this event.
I am more excited for Lemmyvision that for Eurovision this year.
That high note with the kid’s piano in Limbo gave me shivers. I keep going back to it.
Suffer is the friend I introduce to my parents. Merz leck Eier is the one I show my grams.
The anime music is a banger, I wonder if the anime is as good. Same goes to the video game soundtrack.
It is taking me too much time to rank them all.
Canada’s instance is voting on their finals: https://lemmy.ca/post/64027827
Here is a playlist with the songs. https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUV1fhm4tnZ4ss-uWbtPl5CsgBoED_X8g
Not sure about other instances, but it would be nice to listen to their pre-selection music.
Cool! Thanks for sharing your methods. I like your stick figures and your lines.
If I try to do that with a mouse, it looks like an ECG.
It looks great! It was a bit easier to “install” than FoundryVTT, and the free version looks very complete and modern, with voice chat and all the bells and whistles. I will explore it with more time during the weekend. I am curious to check how people connect to the game, and to see how this marketplace works.
Thank you so much for the recommendation.
For other RPG systems with more permissive licensing, you can find better stuff (as others pointed out in this post) and newer stuff are always popping up.
I do like FoundryVTT, but I have to host it every time I want to play. Tabletop Simulator also offers a bunch of mods.
For getting papers ready and organized during a D&D campaign, I find PCGen difficult to beat. I think it is my old age, and my reluctance in rebuying books from D&D Beyond.
The 5e licensing is problematic and not that permissive, that is why we don’t see many 3rd party tools out in the open.
There are some people maintaining those 5e tools, however. And you can find PCGen D&D Data Set for the 5e too.
It is very slow, but there is some work being done, I think they are about to release version 7 this year.
Some people might say the last panel was not necessary, but it was what made me spit my coffee.
They have a demo available. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3404260/Dead_as_Disco/
From what I played, the attack matches the music automatically, and you do not need to worry about pressing buttons on the beat.
You can attack with no concern about timing (mashing, for example), and the animation will always hit to complement the music. Like, if the music has a quick ta-ta-ta, pressing the attack will show your character quickly punching 3 times matching it.
I don’t know whether it is nostalgia or my memory failing, but Batman: Arkham combat is in a sweet spot that is hard to match. I remember enjoying Sleeping Dogs and Shadow of Mordor, but Mad Max was a bit repetitive. People also suggests Sifu and Ghost of Tsushima, but I haven’t tried those yet.
tl;dr: it is probably Deadlock, use a VPN to force a different the server/route.
@hello_there Does your computer support wifi6? What time of the day are you playing Deadlock?
As others mentioned, you need to isolate the problem. The usual suspects are:
mtr, linssid, nmcli… there are many out there. Use something that would monitor for a while, since you said that the spikes happen every 10 seconds. If you are willing to move your computer, or get a longer cable to your antenna, or to buy wifi6 antenna with a long cable: you can get a phone app to do the strength test and check for better spots nearby.The other suspects do not happen so often, but:
A faulty Wi-Fi device, but the 10 seconds interval is a bit weird for it. And you would see a bunch of errors in your logs. If you want to rule that out, get one of those wifi-usb dongle with a big USB extension, or one of those fancy ones from TP-Link or Netgear that comes with big cables and antennas.
If you think it might be a fedora update, you can rollback to test it. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-coreos/manual-rollbacks/
I am inclined to think it is Deadlock because I played it for a while, and from my list, it was the only thing inconsistent and extremely erratic. From one day to another, it would go from small spikes, to something that looked like randomizing my ping between 45 and 350 every couple of seconds. One of those days it was connecting me to Amsterdam servers, with a hop in Buenos Aires first. And sometimes it would change depending on the time of the day. The game is not released yet, and their servers are still experimental.
Sadly, there is no way to force a server at the time, not sure if they implemented that yet. And there were plenty of people complaining on their forums about those problems. There, you might find a case similar to yours with a different solution, but what worked for me sometimes was to use a VPN and chose a location in the same city as the server closest to me. When that failed, I would try a different city for the VPN.
I was quite successful with Yocto Project for the SoCs I use.
Thanks for the recommendation.
I played the game and Replaced might be the best thing I played this Next Fest so far. I had to find this post back just to thank you.
My suggestions are:
Scott Pilgrim EX Beat’em up RPG in the universe of Scott Pilgrim, it is a well-made game even if you don’t know that IP.
Wax Heads You work in a record store matching LPs to customers and helping local bands.
Phonopolis Beautifully-made point & click adventure(cardboard style), with well-made puzzles.
Pluto I went for the art, but really liked the mechanics to cast spells. You can put an element on each of your fingers that matches the pattern of a spell card. If a spell ends in water, and another starts with water you can chain them to use fewer fingers. There is a bunch of mechanics going on to modify the behaviour of your fingers, like rings, power ups, or enemy curses.
It is nice that most of them have demos.
Jackal is good, I recommend if you like games like Hotline Miami. It is similar but more forgiving, and you have some weird powers. (There is a button “download demo” on the right panel).
I need to give the others a try, I am curious about Shadows of the Afterland.
I noticed that most people I bump into that says they are not into politics, they mean partisan politics. Often from places where they are disenfranchised about their civics.
But if you bring up “holly shit, did you see the price of milk is 7CAD?”. They will be more than happy to provided their cents on why and think about solutions.
Yes! Thanks for the recommendation.
I watched the first episode, and it is almost like they threw everything about animation in that episode. Very enjoyable to watch those styles and colours.