I’ve tried to understand what the hypervisor bypass is and I feel like I’m not fully grasping it, I just wanted to say that first so that if I sound stupid, it is because I am stupid. From my loose understanding, it sounds like you are trading giving a corpro entity more access than they should need to your hardware/system, to giving a modified and possibly sketchy program from an unknown source even more access. Sounds like a lose/lose situation and I am staying away from it, but I am glad someone (other than a complete lunatic) was able to break that DRM

Godrick may be easy, but Rick, Soldier of God is usually where I have to give up

There’s no greater joy than killing Varre with your puppet wife’s wedding gift

Buy a bunch of decoys. You can cheese the entire fight

Ship of Harkinian is how I’ve been playing OoT the most lately and I can’t recommend it enough

I love OoT and I still play the game semi regularly, but I just feel so conflicted about this. It’s good that a game I like so much is being made more easily available and is getting the (nearly) 30 year old limitations and rough edges polished out, but on the other hand… I just don’t know. In my opinion those rough edges give the game a certain charm that gets lost even if the devs do everything right

Why the fuck are we asking Gwyneth Paltrow about defense? Is she putting her pussy crystals in bombs?

That screen name was taken, no duplicates allowed. It was either Peter or XxXSimon67420XxX

Red Faction: Guerrilla? Smash some stuff on Mars?

The front fell off

Begone bot

Demon Tides (3d platformer, Mario Odyssey crossed with LoZ Wind Waker)

Bug Fables (Paper Mario-esque RPG)

Ultrakill (boomer shooter)

Session. Skate Sim (EA Skate but without EA)

Synthetik 1 & 2 (isometric futuristic rouge like)

Vall Halla (cyberpunk bartender visual novel)

Dungeons of Hinterburg (Dungeon crawling RPG with a Persona like social system)

Cairn (mountain climbing sim with a great story)

Tactical Breach Wizards (XCOM style game with wizards and defenstration)

Noita (magic based rouge like with a lot of secrets)

Cassette Beasts (Pokemon)

Signalis (classic Resident Evil/Silent Hill style horror game)

Dredge (fishing, but Lovecraftian)

Tunic (Legend of Zelda mixed with Dark Souls)

Neon White (movement based FPS with a goal to speedrun short levels)

SUPERHOT (FPS, time moves when you move)

VOID BREAKER (rouge like FPS with insane upgrades)

Are you telling me a blunt forced this trauma?

I’ve heard someone call it rotten sewer oil. It’s honestly grown on me. I don’t think it’s as bad as everyone says, but it is very bitter and flavour wise there isn’t much else going on

A lil sip of this will make almost anyone not want to talk to you again. I speak from experience

Same with Snoop Dogg. Who could have guessed a gangster rapper would love the government so much?

Unless I can buy the game and have none of my money go to Krafton, I ain’t paying for it

The OG Xbox. I’m sure it’s actually a fine console with great games on it, but my own personal experience with it was frustrating. I had already owned a GameCube and a PS2, both modified to play games from a SD card/hard drive and output an HDMI signal for modern tvs. I figured I’d might as well own the main 3 consoles from that generation and get the Xbox. I bought one that came with some cheap third party controllers and the first thing I did was replace the old capacitors on the circuit board. No problem there. Now there were 3 modifications I wanted to install, a mod chip with a new OS, replace the HDD with an SSD to install games on, and the HDMI converter. First up is the mod chip, and the install went fine. Except that after installing it with the new OS, the controller doesn’t work. From here, I’d tinker with it for a day or two and then get pissed and shelf it for a couple of weeks before going back to it. I even bought extra controllers which didn’t work, and a fucking oscilloscope to trace the controller signals through the motherboard to see if I accidentally de-soldered something installing the mod chip. Turns out the problem was the guy who made the OS didn’t put any tolerances in for the controller signals, so the third party controllers I had just didn’t work. Got some original Xbox controllers, and everything was fine and fucking dandy. The SSD install actually went in no problem. The HDMI converter was a pain in the ass because I had to solder in this ribbon cable with tiny contacts, but I got it in. And it just didn’t work. Apparently the two mods, mod chip and HDMI converter, were supposed to work together but sometimes they just didn’t since they are made by two different people. Only remedy is get another mod chip or converter and maybe those work. But I got lucky and one guy made a dual mod chip and converter. So I got that. Installed it. It fucking worked. I spent some time downloading and installing a bunch of games to the SSD. When I was happy with my newly acquired library of Xbox games, I unplugged it from the setup on my work bench and moved it to my living room, and when I turned it on the TV showed no signal. Fuck. When I cracked it back open, the mod chip had an LCD display with a fault code that should mean a bad solder joint or firmware needs to be reinstalled. I did both, but no luck. Checked the forums and found good news and bad news. The good news was that at least a dozen of other people are having the same problem, so there should be a fix, right? Well… Bad news was that the creator was responding to everyone with a, “I’ve never had that problem, you must have done something wrong. Buy a new kit and install it correctly this time.” … This bitch… I put that Xbox right in my closet and haven’t touch it since 2023. I spent 2 and a half years and a lot more money than I want to admit on that console and I’m just fucking done. I might go back and get it working some day, but I still want to vomit whenever I glance at the damn thing

I have the core rules book, investigator manual, and keeper manual for the Call of Cthulhu TTRPG, does that count?