Yeah fair enough. I’m not super familiar with the genre, still learning, but I’ve gotten a ton of good feedback.
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Thanks for explaining it. You and the other comment bpiqued my interest. Grateful.
Interesting. I wouldn’t have pictured platformers as having this much exploration. Thanks for taking the time. I’ll have to check it out.
Can anyone explain to someone who doesn’t get it? How can a platformer be this great? I’m obviously not a player who gravitates to platformers, but I’m just curious about all this attention.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Cluster submunitions from one of the Russian Kh-101 missiles that attacked Kyiv today.3·4 months agoYeah, and I’m pretty sure both sides have been using them during the war.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/20/politics/ukraine-cluster-munitions/index.html
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Archaeology@mander.xyz•'Trash' found deep inside a Mexican cave turns out to be 500-year-old artifacts from a little-known cultureEnglish10·4 months ago“But upon closer inspection, she discovered that the “trash” was actually a cache of artifacts that may have been used in fertility rituals more than 500 years ago.”
Might not be far off. Sometimes that gutter mind pays off😄
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Gaming@lemmy.zip•Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 doesn't require reflexes, says player who beat the game without dodges or parriesEnglish2·5 months agoDude absolutely. I accidently got cornered by it so I couldn’t progress till I beat trumpet dude due to how it would reload (assuming i’m thinking of the same guy). I probably fought that bastard 15 times before I beat it. I’ll say I REALLY like the game. It’s absolutely beautiful and i’m loving the slow release of the lore. Even the battles (that can be really frustrating) are great because you can get absolutely wrecked 10 times, but then get the timings down and absolutely dominate the bastard. It’s really simple, but also real rewarding, I find.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Gaming@lemmy.zip•Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 doesn't require reflexes, says player who beat the game without dodges or parriesEnglish5·5 months agoProbably, though also arguably dodging skill didn’t matter, because the comparison case was not dodging at all. It was my first time playing, but I can’t imagine scaling up the experience from there to some of the bosses I’ve fought since, all without dodge/parry.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Gaming@lemmy.zip•Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 doesn't require reflexes, says player who beat the game without dodges or parriesEnglish8·5 months agoI couldn’t come close to beating the first optional hand holding battle ( literally against a little girl) on standard. I can’t imagine how they beat the game without dodging and I can’t imagine it was fun.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Technology@beehaw.org•I love my smart TV (From Mastodon) - Repost1·9 months agoYou can always get a new Chromecast (we were forced to as the ancient bullet proof one told us to “fuck off, I want to die”). The new one has a remote control and apps, which I always thought were missing from the minimalist Chromecast family of products. So look at us, now we have a shitty roku when all we wanted was a device that I could send things to from my phone. Needed and wanted nothing more, but I got it. My tone is muddled here, so I’ll make it clear that it’s worse than it used to be, and I’m annoyed I was forced to pay to downgrade.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto News@lemmy.world•Coca-Cola Recalls Its Popular Zero Sugar Drink Because It Contains Full Sugar4·1 year agoBlood sugar can be too high as well.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Just for a momentEnglish42·1 year ago🥲
I know Steve!
But definitely call her that :-)
Don’t call her that!
Numberone@startrek.websiteto World News@lemmy.world•Melbourne Symphony Orchestra cancels pianist’s performance after dedication to journalists killed in GazaEnglish62·1 year agoOh, the IOF said it? Must be true 😂. The only thing they say concretely and sourced in the article is that he worked at a “pro Hamas” media outlet (can’t speak to this claim, but remember all the other things the IOF has claimed are Hamas), and that he wrote a piece for Al Jazeera.
Disregarding all that. Assuming that this guy was a journalist who was also a gun carrying member of Hamas and held actual hostages in his house, does that say anything about the record number of journalists that have been assasinated by the IOF?
I think it pretty clearly doesn’t.
Numberone@startrek.websiteto World News@lemmy.world•Melbourne Symphony Orchestra cancels pianist’s performance after dedication to journalists killed in GazaEnglish12·1 year agoI’m speaking from within a fictional situation that was presented. If I were someone else would I fire someone…the answer is probably. My principled take as myself, I wouldn’t for the reasons I’ve been talking about throughout this thread. Everyone has different reasons for what they do. OP put their opinion and I put mine. I don’t know what else to say…
No, but everyone who has been responding have been really positive. Maybe I’ll take a swing at it