Krauerking
@Krauerking@lemy.lol
- Comment on Space Honey 2 hours ago:
Happy to help expand your view of this crazy crazy world, cause now you know of Cialis honey.
- Comment on Houston, we have a Microslop Outlook problem 7 hours ago:
- Comment on Space Honey 7 hours ago:
I have terrible news
- Comment on Space Honey 7 hours ago:
Cause we have lots of places to do science with gravity, its nice to have a place to do science without it.
And hard to maintain the force without damaging the ship. We have small space stations and shuttles and they would need to rotate really fast to generate gravity similar to earth and that is taxing on the structure and you since your feet would have a lot more gravity than your head closer to the center of the circle.If you have seen project hail Mary that is why there is an extendable counter weight actually. It helps move the central point of the rotation further away from the astronaut and let’s it rotate slower and have more consistent force.
- Comment on aaand it's closed again 2 days ago:
the US is basically getting cuckolded as Israel gets everything it wants and the US just impotently watches and pays for it all.
I aint saying shes a gold digger…
- Comment on Wait....IS that what I meant?? 2 days ago:
Oh no! He must be tired, he him some Covfefe!
- Comment on Does anyone actually have a plan after Trump and clean up? Try as he might he's not in there forever. Can we be allies again with old ones while trying to stregthen ties with new one? 2 days ago:
First of all, I think none of us here have a true say about global partnerships with the US. That is gonna be a long complicated mess that is bound to be very loose agreements at best with no real structure behind it anymore. As such that people will talk about the UN like they talk about the League of Nations.
Also, we all want to agree on what is bad but we still don’t seem to have any idea of what “Good” is. No one is running on it. No one is pushing for good things, no one is changing. We see leaders everywhere pushing for everything to stay the same or to “get rid of the bad” as if that is a thing that can be done.
Until we actually all get better, this is just a slow dumb saunter into hell.
- Comment on I poured milk on my pussy but it didn't help 2 days ago:
This is the kind of stuff J.H. Kellogg was inventing corn flakes for!
- Comment on Why is gaming becoming so expensive? The answer is found in AI 3 days ago:
Or do as I do and buy random games for cheap. I’m on like hour 4 of Tim-Tim 2; The Almighty Gnome, that I got for like 50 cents.
Honestly a pretty good time.
- Comment on Why is gaming becoming so expensive? The answer is found in AI 3 days ago:
The wealthy have become very easy to sell to. Disposable cash they dont think about and a tailored algorithm and wide variety of available designer drugs.
Do some ketamine, go on an amazon binge and book a holiday to Greece to see a band you barely like cause fuck it, world is burning and I want a good time.
Honestly we just need to move on and start doing our own things and try to get into a place of power to maybe shore up some of the wealth hoarding.
- Comment on Why is gaming becoming so expensive? The answer is found in AI 3 days ago:
Man, I remember when the DS was the thinking person’s console of choice. Oh the art you could draw on it and send to others. Oh the traces of goatee.
- Comment on Why is gaming becoming so expensive? The answer is found in AI 3 days ago:
Fun being key here, not just a slideshow of colored images.
- Comment on One new message! 3 days ago:
I think they meant adjacent instead of relevant.
- Comment on Anon is bored of it all 4 days ago:
So lots of older stuff does, SciFi had that all over the place, Tomorrowland and Mr, nobody and all that.
I am upset cause I have been trying to find the most recent one I saw and can’t place it. Some streaming movie that had the main character leading a group of people to fix up the city and it was like they had literally done pickup shots in an empty studio and it was just played as being a few years in the future.
Also see doctor who.
- Comment on Anon is bored of it all 6 days ago:
Can I say?
Every fucking movie that ends with a “utopia” where everyone is just smiling in a white void of a room with no color or joy to it? Makes me feel very much like that isn’t a utopia and just shows how unimaginative the people we let tell us how the world should be are. - Comment on The way this egg peels in infuriating 6 days ago:
Most people respond to tell you how very wrong you are
Oh, how very wrong you are.
- Comment on The way this egg peels in infuriating 6 days ago:
Yeah, the best peeling trick I know is a mason jar with a little water in it and you just shake the egg around like a bartender with a sleeping child next to them.
Riskier with soft boiled eggs though.
- Comment on A Game Pass for indie games: meet Indie Pass, a $6.99-a-month subscription launching with 70 titles 6 days ago:
Sure, but you need someone who is inspired by it to have played it to be so. Dont get me wrong I also agree with things existing for the sake of it but thats also up to someone inspired enough.
I think its on the individual to not be responsible to spread themselves out but to actually interact with their niche and keep it alive, I want the games I engage with to be engaged with so that its felt.
I dont think art needs my support as much as people do.
- Comment on A Game Pass for indie games: meet Indie Pass, a $6.99-a-month subscription launching with 70 titles 1 week ago:
I just type random words into the search bar and see what comes back, the mystery key bundles gave me frog detective 1 to many times.
But now I’m playing a fun gnome game so I am pretty happy with my method.
- Comment on A Game Pass for indie games: meet Indie Pass, a $6.99-a-month subscription launching with 70 titles 1 week ago:
So like UFO 50? We just need basically demo jams in a packaged form factor
- Comment on A Game Pass for indie games: meet Indie Pass, a $6.99-a-month subscription launching with 70 titles 1 week ago:
The problem is “passive”. Its not helpful to a game developer to not play their games cause then no one engages with their art. I wouldnt want to pay for a musician I dont listen to.
We do need a way to discover stuff easier. That was one of the joys of the early internet compared to now. But if you want to support indie devs, follow them or find smaller stuff and support it. Ignore the algorithms, decide what you want and look for it. Life isn’t passive.
- Comment on And no paper towels to use on the handle 1 week ago:
Fun fact! As long as the soap inside the dispenser works as it should it literally doesnt matter if it is touch or how covered in germs it is.
- Comment on The 49MB Web Page 1 week ago:
We have gotten so bloated and lazy.
Some rich idiot who has never heard of limits buys in and then says who needs optimization, everyone has all the resources they do, dont they? And if thy dont they should buy in so that more money is spent.Finite is such an impossible thought for some people the same way infinite is.
- Comment on Anon reads the ink blot 1 week ago:
Big Beautiful Cougars
- Comment on Metaverse inventor Neal Stephenson says VR goggles are dead 1 week ago:
I noticed this year that none of the VR games were on sale on steam during the Spring sale, like they were just ignored entirely.
I do think VR is back to dead for a while. Hit sweaty goggles that make a third of people sick just aint it.
- Comment on idiot chess 2 weeks ago:
Same, the first moment I saw this gremlin I knew I was gonna have to defend some f-ed up stuff.
I just love these comics. - Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Ugh. This is still the issue with Lemmy, confusing instances, somewhat random federations, strong cultural differences.
I used to like my instance but now it is done.
Just constantly a mess to be social here.
- Comment on What are your hallmark games? What games have shaped how you view games? 2 weeks ago:
Spyro the Dragon:
This is basically the pinnacle of game design to me. It is a collect-a-thon of course, but the gems always sparkle no matter how far you are from them so that if you are in line of sight you will know that they are there making it easy to find them.
Far off sections of the map are basically always reachable and rewards you for trying to get there and utilizing uncommon paths through the map.
When you beat the game to 100% it rewards you with extra stuff and a little more game to show it had fun being made as much as you hopefully did playing it.
All with a fun story that wraps it up and doesnt require anything special to jump in. I want to see games that have thoughtful level design and world building while using the game mechanics in fun ways. The fact that you jump into levels directly and the loading screen is akin to you actually flying to the world is all engrossing to the world.
- Comment on Anon is terminally lonely 3 weeks ago:
Don’t use ADHD as an excuse to not read a comment. Just be an adult and say "yeah, I don’t care to read that. And choose to end the conversation by not listening to others. Passive excuse is so lame.
- Comment on Jensen Huang says gamers are 'completely wrong' about DLSS 5 — Nvidia CEO responds to DLSS 5 backlash 3 weeks ago:
This one uses generative AI to “add details” instead of just adding pixels for more resolution. It can decide what a character “should” look like pushing a more homogeneous design to anyone using this since it will be built in training models of who knows what origin.
