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- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hits 1m sales in just one day 1 hour ago:
Wow, lucky you! That’s pretty funny.
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Has Sold 2 Million Units in 2 Weeks 2 days ago:
It gets too easy too fast IMO. I haven’t done much of the main quest yet but I’m already a invincible human tank and killing armored enemies with single hits. I might swap my sword with a lower tier weapon to get a bit of the challenge back.
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Has Sold 2 Million Units in 2 Weeks 3 days ago:
It’s definitely much more polished than the first installment. I’ve played for around 40 hours so far and can probably count the bugs I’ve encountered so far on one hand.
- Submitted 3 days ago to games@lemmy.world | 6 comments
- Comment on How is your day going? 4 days ago:
I’d really like to know how they managed to do that.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Imagine getting butt dialed by Kim Jong Un
- Comment on Day 208 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I’ve been playing until I forget to post Screenshots 1 week ago:
Yes. I’ve completed every Halo game up to 4 on Legendary and 2 was by far the worst. It’s a miracle my controller survived without getting smashed to pieces.
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hits 1m sales in just one day 2 weeks ago:
Pretty sure the first game was just not optimized very well. I can run KCD2 at a very stable 60+ FPS on my RTX 3060 on high/ultra settings. The first one had about 20 FPS less in comparable environments. Not too surprising, considering that it was the dev team’s first CryEngine project. It’s notoriously hard to work with.
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 hits 1m sales in just one day 2 weeks ago:
Definitely deserved. I’ve played it for 10+ hours so far and it’s such an improvement on the already excellent first game. It even runs much better on the same hardware.
- Comment on Americans witnessing an ongoing klepto-fascist takeover of their federal government [Day 68] 2 weeks ago:
This is almost worse than not doing anything IMO
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on What are your favorite games for killing nazis? 3 weeks ago:
I’m still sad about Pandemic Studios getting shut down by EA.
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is officially playable on Steam Deck 3 weeks ago:
Probably something like 30 FPS with everything set to lowest, but still good news for people using Linux on their desktop.
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 5 comments
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to videos@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
Meanwhile the center console has multiple blank place holders where physical buttons could be installed, and my car has all the options
I hate this trend so much. Even modern “luxury” vehicles have these blank spaces like they are some economy car from the 90s. God forbid they’d have to spend a few bucks extra for panels that fit the actual options.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
the car is a heavily modified Peel P50,
Shit, you got me.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
It’s hit or miss. There are cars that are look tiny on the outside but provide enough room even for people taller than me. Then there are large ones that seemingly offer enough space, but have things like backrests that are too short or have steering wheels that are too low.
The backrests are honestly the biggest problem, because they are shaped for the average person’s back. When you’re too tall, they put pressure on the wrong spots and cause back pain after a few hours. The tricky thing is that it’s not immediately noticeable on a test drive, so you might be stuck with it after making the purchase.
Most cars that I’ve fit in were ones where you’re driving in a sort of reclined position, because you can counter the short backrest by sliding down in the seat a little.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
It’s a 2012 Lexus IS 250 C
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, the earlier ones have a toggle switch on the side of the dash that apparently takes a bit to get used to. The non-adjustable steering wheel is pretty huge in all the models, so that will most likely be the limiting factor. But you’re right, I should probably find one to try sitting in before I intensify my search. Thanks for the heads up!
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
There’s no way you just mentioned the Citroen BX. Crazy coincidence. I’ve actually been looking to buy one for a couple of months (the early model with the cool instrument panel) but I’ve never actually sat in one. And I’m just now finding out that it’s too small??
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
Thanks, that’s nice of you to say! This one is fortunately not mine, it belongs to someone in my family and I just drive it occasionally. In my own car the seat goes so far back that I can barely touch the pedals even with outstretched legs. And there are no annoying buttons to be pressed by accident :D
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
Tall gang 🤝
But to be fair, I’ve driven plenty of compact cars that were very comfortable and fitting for my size.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
Where’d you get this footage of me??
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
The steering column only moves in position when I turn the ignition on. Getting in is fine, just a bit of a squeeze.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
Also, why is the a button for electro-convulsive therapy (aka shock treatment)?
It’s strategically placed right next to the ESP so that the car gives you a 15.000 volt shock anytime you turn it off.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
I’m 6’7 lol
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 3 weeks ago:
I’m aware, but I’m very tall and the seat does not go any lower or back far enough for me.
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 83 comments
- Comment on I should bikini top his bikini bottom 3 weeks ago:
Imagine traveling back in time a couple of years and showing this meme to someone without context. They’d probably be terrified.
