I used it too record a clip of my playthrough of Uncharted 4. I’m in love with the feature, it’s really hand and the UI is easy to use. Right now i have it limited to thirty minutes though, i need to free up space for the advised 30Gb.

Subnautica’s out of bounds always fascinated me, both with how creepy it is and way it works. The lore telling us that there’s bigger things out there too makes it even better

That one scared me every time, even though i knew it was coming. With the final draft i had my hands on the pause button just to try and capture a screenshot of it. It was really clever, especially with how they keep the Mind Place setup as the safe spot in the game up until that second

Thank You! I wish you luck on Black Ops 6.

I’m kind of surprised Remedy doesn’t have a community too. Ik they usually space things out so they don’t have many releases but they really fill their games to the brim with discussion material that the community rarely runs out of stuff to talk about I feel like.

The game looks gorgeous. It has to be one of the prettiest games I’ve ever played.

I agree with what you said about the Mind Places especially. You can tell Remedy put so much love and care into it

I’m very appreciative of my free time I have right now. Especially knowing that there will be a day when I won’t have it anymore

Hmmm. Deja-vu indeed thank you. I’m very proud for coming up with that. I was honestly a bit worried people would miss it

It’s still the second one. I’m replaying it because of some stuff they added for post game after an update

Highly recommend it. It might be personal bias but It’s easily made its way into my Top 3 Games of all time.

Normally I would but the DLC isn’t really in my budget right now. When it is I totally want to go check out the DLCs because I’ve seen a few people praise the new Lake House DLC and I want to play it now

I had this big stupid grin on my face the entire time and I was giggling. Remedy really did an awesome job at calling back to the first one

That’s what I ended up doing for my Alan Wake II post last night because there was just a lot to talk about with the ending. I figured in clients that don’t support Lemmy’s built in spoiler system though the ::: at the end will tell them where the spoilers end

It sucks because i’d love to get my hands on the Alan Wake remaster and Alan Wake II on steam if they put it on there, if only so i can have easier integration with Steam’s QOL features. Maybe one day Remedy will pull what they did with the OG Alan Wake when they bought the publishing rights from Microsoft and buy the Publishing rights to Alan Wake II from Epic

That was part of the same issue i had as well, i kept having to put it on hold for a tough boss. I hope your able to see it through to the end this time!

I would say it is worth playing the first one because it builds off of the ending and a lot of the plot exposition in it. I do think 2 does a decent job of explaining things quickly to newcomers, but if you have the time I’d say playing the first one is a good idea to get the full picture

I’ll have to look into getting a Ubiquiti once my Airport finally bites the dust because there are some QOL features I’d like to have. I’m starting to think that my airport will never die though

I like Lemmy’s feel. It feels much more of a community because of small size. It’s easier to catch up, like there’s not as much of a FOMO because you maybe get 1-2 new things every hour instead of having 400 posts shoved down your throat after refreshing. At least that’s how I feel

Ooh. No I have not. I’ll have to check tomorrow because now I’m interested in how many I’ve missed so far

Probably just me coping, but I’m hoping this leads to the return of Airports. I still have an Airport Extreme I use for my router. Having one that can do proper mesh though would be a god send, and having Wi-Fi 6 support would be awesome along with a newer SMB standard for the Time Capsule.

I grew up in the Southern/Midwest U.S., and a large part I don’t miss, but I find myself missing the small town culture. I liked being able to know almost everybody there