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I love BG3 but the D&D battle system is not for beginners and though BG3 is absolutely fantastic it doesn’t do a great job tutorial wise.
I love BG3 but the D&D battle system is not for beginners and though BG3 is absolutely fantastic it doesn’t do a great job tutorial wise.
OP asked for “RPGs for people who don’t like RPGs”.
And yes Cyberpunk has all of that:
It’s a proper RPG but with a huge focus on the shooter/action part and yes, in my opinion it lacked on the Quest and interaction part.
But I wouldn’t say that the battle system alone defines a RPG, see Mass effect 2 + 3 and the Witcher.
I have ONE contact who uses Signal. Yes, it’s a shame but at this point I think that I could convert more people to using Linux than to switching to Signal.
Why not try out Western CRPGs?
I gather from what you’re writing, that you’re trying to get into JRPGs.
If you want action-laden fights without random encounters, I suggest the “old” BioWare RPGs:
They’re old but gold and still one of the best.
And there are still:
Can second this for Germany, too.
I tried to degoogle and to only use FOSS apps and services, but ditching WhatsApp would throw me in a black hole.
I had quite a steep degoogling journey. I bought a Pixel 3a half a year ago to try out some custom roms. Calyx was nice but I decided to go with Graphene on my main phone (Pixel 6) because in some way I was and am dependend on some Google Apps and services like chromecasting my kid’s TV shows to the telly.
Installation was fine, it is stable and in theory has all the features I need.
I already had my Nextcloud set up, used that for contacts and my calendar, switched to Proton, used more and more alternative apps like FreeOTP instead of Google authenticator and so on.
But after a long vacation road trip with my electric car it was a little tedious to not having Google maps and Android Car to get me more easily to the next charging station.
And a few little things added up like not having 90hz support. So I wanted to tip my toe in stock Android again to see if I was just annoyed by Android in general or by Graphene.
And “sadly” Stock feels like a new and better phone to me, much smoother more features etc.
For now I’m staying on Stock, but I know that I could switch anytime when Trump will be President again and cuts ties to the European Union and Google is expelled from Ireland in the process.
Hey, crazier things happened in the last 10 years.
But I won’t lose my children’s photos because I just uploaded those to a google service and I’m as degoogled as you can be without a custom rom which is kinda nice.
Yes, it seems so. I don’t use that feature on my phone, because I don’t need it, but it seems that this is the only way.
If you open “all files” in your android app you open the options menu of a folder (three dots right) and push “synchronize”. From now on this folder will be an your cloud und on your phone.
This is just great!
Had to do that yesterday.
Have a Nextcloud instance running and wanted to upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04.
Couldn’t do it because Ubuntu would not connect to the snap-store because the service wouldn’t start.
A purge later and now I’m running Jammy Jellyfish.
Not from a real “collapse” point of view.
The last real collapse which ended civilization was the end of the bronze age.
The end of the Roman Empire was way more transistory in comparison.
Yes, civilization was set back, yes, rulers changed, but if you scrap the whole renaissance/ enlightentment propaganda about the “dark ages” there were more things that survived than collapsed.
In the end we’re living in the same civilization as Aristotle, Augustus Caesar, Charlemagne, Elizabeth I., and Bismarck.
Let’s hope global warming / nuclear war doesn’t take care of that.
Yawn,
quotes about history from people that don’t know much about history to make a generalization like that.
It’s a doomer’s wall tattoo.
Kommt aber extrem wieder.
Facebook und co. waren auch vom Werbegeld der 0%-Zins-Jahre befeuert.
Jetzt haben sie alle Probleme und immer mehr Lücken kommen auf, wo ich das “alte Netz” wieder spüren kann.
Ich finde, das Internet bietet immer noch alles wie damals und sogar noch mehr.
Aber:
zu 1: Um in den 90ern und 00ern auf gute Inhalte und Communities zu stoßen, musste man suchen, auf Erfahrungen anderer hören, sich vernetzen, Sachen tweaken etc. Wenn man heutzutage im Fediverse ist, dem Algorithmus entsagt (ja, das geht), seine News per RSS kommen lässt, sich spezielle Foren, Chatgroups etc. zusammen sucht, dann hat man ein Erlebnis, dass sehr ähnlich ist.
Wenn man allerdings nur will, dass das “neue Internet” ja genauso toll ist mit dem Algorithmus, der dir alles reinzwängt, was Multi-Milliarden-Konzerne wollen, aber dafür mit allen Annehmlichkeiten, die es so mit sich bringt, tja, dann hat man leider Pech gehabt.
zu 2: Alle sind im Internet, aber “Alle” sind dann auf Instagram, TikTok und co. Wenn man das akzeptiert und sagt: Ich bin dann halt im Fediverse und in diversen Foren, habe dort eigentlich mit mehr Leuten potenziell Kontakt als noch 2005, aber es sind halt nicht alle, dann läuft das.
Ich nehme das, was gut ist (Streaming, Online-Käufe, immer bessere Digitalisierung von Services etc.) und halte mich an den alten Weg (Foren, no-algorithm - nur Abos, RSS, Fediverse) bei vor allem sozialen Geschichten und Nachrichten.
Man hat die Freiheit, es sich zusammen zu bauen, man muss sie nur nutzen.
May I interject …
It’s bro-nounced LiGnux!