it requires a registration and a subscription to browse the games database…

Wha, are you sure? I can search just fine and I don’t have an account there

MobyGames maybe? You know its genre and possible release date range so it should be fairly easy to find given you’ll be able to recognize the title or artwork.

Yeah, though the NPC opponents aren’t gonna do it because they’re dumb.

It’s an easter egg possible with a cheat code.

My first time in Zot I died to Pargghit who was berserked by a moth so yeah…

Zot is a cruel place :D

DCSS got quite a few beefy updates recently, with reworks for Makhleb, Dithmenos, Yredelemnul and Beogh, many new spells (and a new spell school in trunk), reflavouring of Poison magic into Alchemy that allowed adding some more late game spells (e.g. Yara’s is hexes/alchemy now), return of mountain dwarves and a new species that can dual wield weapons, transmutation magic school being changed into talismans…

I love the new changes and, for the first time in my DCSS obsession, I started playing trunk :D

Thanksss!

Well, it took me 5 hours to get these wins sooo

The games in the compilation are really hard tho. I think only Camouflage and Night Manor were pretty easy for me so far

UFO 50 is available on Steam if that’s what you’re asking

I hope more people with niche interests will come to Lemmy - this is the only use case for this kind of social media for me, and Lemmy’s a bit lacking in this regard.

But yeah, I’m not looking forward to those redditors who assume everyone’s a cis man and stuff :\

That’s really cool ^^

The game starts out kinda tough so no surprise you bounced off. I took my time to learn how elemental resistances work and write down what resistances different enemies have and the game clicked. It was very satisfying to finally be able to destroy piranhas after they harassed my young adventurers for so long~

Yeah, it was it. Why was it starting by default though? I don’t recall fiddlying with pipewire at all…

Experience doesn’t matter because if you’re inexperienced you have to go outside your Comfort zone, if you’re experienced you got there because you like going outside your comfort zone and you will constantly stay in that state.

I was experimenting a lot during my early Linux months but then I found what works for me and settled with it. I don’t leave my comfort zone much anymore.

there is far less malware on Linux

That’s a common misconception. Linux is the most popular OS for servers. There are a lot of malware for Linux, probably even more than for Windows.