Does anyone know if this one will have a randomly generated world? I enjoyed the first one quite a bit but the non-existent level design made me lose interest after a while.
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Helloooo. I can see the post but I dunno if you can set a title for it. Right now the title is "@asklemmy"
Personally I'll wait a few months and maybe get it on sale. It's not out of character for Blizzard to pull a gotcha and maybe slowly make monetization worse, so I won't take the risk.
Although it does get too chaotic with over 3 players. I can't imagine playing with 6, at that point the players just take over most of the screen.
I tried 4 players and it was a little too wild for me. Went back and played it with just 1 friend, the game feels made for 2 player imo.
Good stuff. I've never been a fan of Mac but I'm glad video games are becoming less reliant on Windows, even through a compatibility layer. If games actually run well I might consider getting a Macbook for the battery life.
It's the Hololens all over again and I legitimate don't understand why the internet is so obsessed with this. If the Meta Quest 2 can't break into the market at $400, this sure as hell won't. Everything they showed of the Apple headset is a gimmick. Watch a blurrier version of your TV on a 2 hour battery! Capture videos by wearing a bulky headset that's not very portable! Use apps that already exist on your phone in a clunkier way!
Am I missing something? It looks like good tech but I agree with OP, there's no market for this.
Remnant From The Ashes is probably the best game this month but it's already been given away on Epic a while ago.
There are a few PS4 emulators but all of them are in pre-alpha and barely boot any games. So not any time soon.
The original Doom for sure. I don't know if they count as mods since they're technically running on a modified version of the engine, but there is still a massive community making maps, mods, and even new game modes for it. Most recently the "MyHouse.wad" map for it has exploded in popularity. I've had so much fun over the years with doom mods, it's a treasure trove that most people have no idea exists.
There's even entire new games built on Doom. Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart (stupid name, I know) is a fantastic free open source karting game with a decent community, and it's technically just a doom mod.
If anyone here is going to play a single doom mod to see what's up, I recommend Doom: The Golden Souls Remastered. It's good fun.
Maybe it's just that it's familiar, but Zorin OS has always had the most "it just works" GUI to me. It's clean, stable, and provides many sensible presets if you prefer windows environments, mac environments, old school gnome, etc.
Aside from being very pretty it also has great UX and linux beginner onboarding features. For example if you try to open an exe file for the first time, it explains that this is a Windows-specific file and sets up Wine for you.
A lot of people recommend Fedora and PopOS for people getting into Linux but honestly Zorin Core has always been my #1.
These numbers seem made up. The article even states Anthropic is hiring people with basic programming skills. I looked up the open jobs at their website and nothing suggests what they're talking about.
Okay, this article is complete BS to try and drum up more hype for AI. Nobody is, or ever will, hire "prompt engineers" for high salaries. Bet whoever wrote this is going to try and sell a course on how you, too, can be a millionaire with one simple trick.