You probably want to watch a “beginners guide” video or two. There are tons of amazing mods as well, but you probably want to just play vanilla first to learn the basics.

It can provide literally endless hours of entertainment. The game itself is a “story generator”, and every single game will be wildly different than the last, forever. That’s not even an exaggeration, it’s kind of ridiculous actually lol.

Rimworld is the answer.

and I can easily check it was completed correctly

Can you always though?

Shit man, are the ISPs running the sewers now too??

Nice.

Exactly… I advise anyone with some kind of expertise to ask chat gpt some questions about your specific field, and see how accurate it is… Then try to ever believe it about anything else ever again.

It is what it is. I had already accepted that I would probably buy it if/when Mario Odyssey 2 comes out, but then I saw the Nintendo Direct for the Donkey Kong game and it looks fucking dope. I think it’s the same team that did Mario Odyssey.

First party Nintendo games are really the only reason to own a Nintendo console anymore imo, and I could not care less about Pokemon and shit… But I’m a sucker for a good Mario game. The DK game looks like it’s on the scale of a Mario Odyssey or Breath of the Wild.

I hate that I’m probably going to buy this for that Donkey Kong game 🫤

You’d hope, and yet I’ve had people on Lemmy give me shit for being overtly anti-llm

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You can map anything to anything using SteamInput…

I haven’t tried them, but Nintendo put out a set of joy-cons a while back that are literally just two NES controllers. And since you can use joy-cons with Steam, I’m thinking maybe you can use those.

I’m not sure if they still make them though so you might need to get them used or something.

Edit: These guys: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/nintendo-entertainment-system-controllers/

Interesting, I will have to try that. Thanks!

You can set the compatibility for all games in the Steam settings. One of the options is “Proton Experimental” which updates automatically and will use the newest version without having to manually select it each time.

That’s what I’d like for GE-Proton.

Wait for real? How? Do you mean the flatpak of ProtonUp-qt?

If so I’m already using both of those, but I have to open up the latter and update manually each time. I then have to manually change the compatibility settings to point to the new version.

fdroid?

Is this only on Apple? Kind of lame.

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Right click the game, click settings, click “compatibility” and choose “Linux Runtime” from the drop down.

If it is not a Linux native game, it will not be an option.