

It wouldn’t surprise me if there was an underlying sature of soulless consumerism in the game.


It wouldn’t surprise me if there was an underlying sature of soulless consumerism in the game.


It’s the Canadian Onion - though I feel it has surpassed the Onion at this point.


What about tables, pivot tables, power query, grouping of rows and columns , and how is formula/function parity (xlookup, index, match, sumproduct, etc)?
I’ve made some truly Frankenstein sheets that I’m not sure could be stitched together elsewhere.


Frame rate dips aside, it is the most I’ve enjoyed a Musou game.


Is it not open source and on F-Droid? I used it before switching to Niagara.


Hmm… Already had it on my wish list despite believing this is the first time I have seen this. What sorcery is this?


That was unsettling.
I like it.
Non programmer here: This is the first time I’ve seen a cursor file but I genuinely like how it reads. It’s like a business analyst wrote a coding requirements doc. I’d be thrilled if my staff asked 4-6 thoughtful questions when given a goal with an open ended approach.
For which LLM are cursor files used?


That was a terrible trailer


Did they not just do this for the month of June? Or perhaps it has been a staggered rollout and they first increased the prices in Canada.


Fairly completionist which is part of why there was only time for a couple drops per week.
In an age where “willfully giving out your account password” is called hacking, here I’d call it tomato or tomato.


But Access remains unscathed


How does this compare to FreeSpace and FreeSpace 2?


The war-bond setup is what killed my interest in the game. I had the time to play 1 - 2 drops a week in which there is no way to earn enough premium currency to come anywhere close to unlocking a war-bond, meaning all the glory points (or whatever it’s called) from completing missions sit there maxed out and any new ones are lost until some are spent - but I have nothing to spend it on until I unlock a war-bond.
Too much of the design is around FOMO, so I opted out and shelved it.


I was an avid Windows Phone user. What app did you develop? I might know it from the 10 that were available.


NWN is one of (if not my all time) favourite game, both offline and online.
I played through the NWN2 SP campaign and thoroughly enjoyed it ( though I started and never finished the final expansion.)
The biggest disappointment for me was the changes to multiplayer that made it a lot harder to drop into servers. If I am recalling correctly, you had to pre-download (outside of the game) the meshes for landscapes before joining a server. It was a huge barrier to entry, and even dedicated communities that tried to move from 1 over to 2, faltered.
This is occurring for me with the LCD model, and I have turned off each paired Bluetooth device’s ability to wake from sleep.
I’m usually suspended in a non-steam game. Haven’t tested other scenarios.
Here’s a Steam forums thread on it, and another where support suggested someone e rollback the OS.