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grrr socialism 👊🏻

I use Kubuntu on my Surface Go because it got way too warm under Windows. It’d work fine most of the time but I just got unhealthily warm to the point it’d get too hot to touch under very minor workload. My SO’s father, who’s been a huge proponent of Linux for decades now, suggested I give it a try and it’s been great. Some minor functionality restrictions but nothing I can’t work around. The touchscreen and the stylus work - that’s all I need for school

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My two favourites right now :')

Warum bin ich plötzlich so traurig beim Anblick dieses Meimeis

Nothing wrong with adding difficulty options to a genre that’s been notoriously inaccessible to a wide swathe of players. It doesn’t take anything away from the accomplishments of players who want to play on higher difficulties and only gives options to those who need or want to have difficulty options.

I’m hugely in favour of new soulslikes adding difficulty options and welcome them with open arms. Having options is always good. :)

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ok

Carnies won’t hear it

yo, right on, right on

My SO keeps telling me that liking salt & vinegar chips is the piss kink of snacky foods. I don’t like that comparison :c

Logic [Easy: Success]: It’s probably just a scammer trying to phish for your personal information. Don’t accept the request.

Empathy [Medium: Success]: It might also be a very lonely person, trying to find some companionship in the wide, wide internet. Accept the request, who knows - maybe they’ll surprise you?

Half Light [Challenging: Success]: Oh god, could they have seen the couch in your profile picture? OH FUCK, NO NO NO!

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SUGGESTION [Challenging: Failure]: “I want to have fuck with you.”

I don’t think there’s a place for non-changeable difficulty settings in FromSoft games, imo. In any game, for that matter. It just artificially keeps more people from playing your games and makes them less accessible to people who are struggling for whatever reason that may be.

I get the “vision™” argument in that developers create games as they want them to exist and don’t want to dilute it. However, I think it’s a very narrow-minded view to have nowadays. Accessibility options for games are quite common too after all