>>586247627
This is it, buddy

Didn't buy Phantom Blade Zero because of how disappointed I'm with it, bought a few indies instead.

Why not Halloween edition? I think we had one last year actually

>>586254090
Just didn't think of it, unfortunately. Apologies.

It's me, the destitute-kun...
Did some testing and the new Lantern Engine >https://github.com/Awakenchan/LanternEngine/releases/tag/v0.9.39-beta.25
Is actually way more performant than the original BBport. Frame times are better and all that. That's all, ta!

>>586258217
Who is the destitute-kun? Anyway post some clips

>>586106109
>586107642
It happened again. Just rebooting doesn't seem to fix it, but every time I change the kernel on reboot, it does go back to normal, and it seems to stay fixed for at least one boot into the latest kernel after that. I haven't restarted my PC enough times to tell whether it has anything to do with the kernel or is just something that happens on some boots, but I haven't seen this happen on the second-latest kernel yet, so maybe I'll keep using that one and see if it ever happens again.
If all kernels after a certain version are going to be occasionally either making the MDIO adapter hot for no reason or misreporting my MDIO temperature, then I guess I'll just have to ignore it (and if my motherboard breaks, then hope they still sell motherboards compatible with my other already outdated parts). I have no idea where to file a bug report for this because I don't know what the actual problem is.

>>586259521
Sounds like a wrong kernel driver. I don't have that sort of skills for debugging this.
Try 'lsmod' and see what has been loaded in.
Then you can blacklist the driver from loading
>sudo vim /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
>blacklist driver_name_from_lsmod
Then update initramfs (don't know how its done in mint).
Try asking Claude, even though I hate obsessive AI usage as it makes people dumb, LLMs have made debugging Linux issues much simpler (and now google is also so bad that it's not really helpful to do searches even). As long as you notice the false paths and hallucinations.

>>586261502
>sudo vim
I hope that was a typo and you meant nano

Stupid gacha faggots

>>586258962
He was probably >>586167447
I'm even poorer than him, currently playing on a Steam Deck since I can't afford current prices...

>>586262439
sudo nano would also be wrong
Proper way to do this is EDITOR=nvim sudoedit

>>586262439
I actually use Micro these days. At some point I realized how much I was struggling with vim even though I have used it for years. It only occurred to me when I started a programming hobby.
I tried emacs too but it was slow and html syntax highlighting was bugged... So that's that.

>>586263214
Fuck, what are your PC specs? A steamdeck is good though, you could play bloodborne on it easily

>>586263327
Have you learned the micro binds? I've been wanting to use it too and tried it a couple of times, but never learned it properly. I'm currently just using kate

>>586263214
Try the new Lantern on 'Eck. It might run really well indeed but you need to go through all the little knobs and settings and test them out first.

>>586263519
bbhost is very solid too

>>586263479
Yeah I have bunch of config files but I don't need much.
>"Ctrl-g": "JumpLine",
>"Alt-w": "command:setlocal softwrap on,command:setlocal wordwrap on",
>"Alt-W": "command:setlocal softwrap off,command:setlocal wordwrap off",
>"CtrlUp": "CursorToViewTop",
>"CtrlDown": "CursorToViewBottom",
>"Alt-Up": "CursorToViewCenter",
>"Alt-Down": "CursorToViewCenter"
And then ctrl+f = find, ctrl+e vsplit/hsplit and you can open two views etc. I made my own simple syntax highlighting scheme for C. It takes a while to configure stuff but it seems to be the least offending text editor for me at least
If you are just editing bunch of config files or writing some notes it really doesn't matter what editor you are using. Programming is a different ordeal because you want to be efficient. I mostly use terminal anyway.

>>586262439
>>586263256
>>586263327
>not using sudo sed -i
cowards

>>586264028
>sed
Sedanon, I kneel.
I will never understand sed or find

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New game and gameplay.

>>586266639
Been considering this, should i pull le trigger?

>>586266639
Looks cool, what's game? Is it Linux native?

>>586266820
nta
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1799840/Queens_Domain/

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>>586266680
I just played for an hour, gonna continue later in the evening but I enjoyed it from what I've played it.
>>586266820
Queen's Domain, no Linux port.

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>>586266873
>>586266920
>no Linux port

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>>586266920
Did you check behind these bushes, anon?

>>586267285
just run it through proton

>>586268592
No, but I did find a hidden wall near the location of the third npc.

>>586268649
We don't talk like this in here, pal

When does Kernel 7.3 release on Fedora 43? It's been out already for couple of weeks but they are still pushing out 7.2.x. I'm really curious to see if the new kernel improves gayming performance.

>>586269328
7.3 is also not out on Arch but I trust Arch people more than CachyOS people because their users always complain about something bricking when switching to new kernel version.

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>>586268649

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>>586268747
heh..

>>586268649
Anon is doing the native GNU/Linux challenge.
It should be ending in two months. January 1st 2027

>>586274719
CS2 native Linux version is pure garbo. It's funny how Valve is pushing Linux but their own versions are so crappy. Of course it has improved a little bit, CS2 used to be a lot worse couple of years ago...

>>586280982
valve always seemed to have this problem where the various departments don't really talk to each other. they've been better about this lately but just look at how long it took to have a decent Linux VR option from them.

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Didn't know you could fight Zelda

>>586274719
It's not really GNU/Linux unless you are using fully free operating system such as Trisquel.
>https://trisquel.info/
Fedora, Mint, Cachy, Arch and everything else are unethical.

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Nice

My xorg server fork runs smoother than kwin wayland now on prime setup. Kwin runs a game at 60 fps but displays it at around 30 fps (when using prime-run) but in my xorg server it displays it at a smooth 60 fps.
It does zero-copy direct scanout on a nvidia prime setup even when using prime-run and notifications that appear above a game also automatically put in the overlay plane so there is no compositing even then.

>>586289071
X11 or xorg as the zoomers call it these days is always the fastest option. It's really noticeable in CS2, zero input lag. Adding gamescope on top of it adds quite a bit of input lag actually.

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Blacksmith girl

>>586289973
>always the fastest
You mean Wayland has more input lag than X11? Why the fuck do people call me poor/stupid for still using X11 then?

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My firs achievement.

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I think this one is gonna carry me in the early game a lot.

>>586298967
They don't know any better. Wayland is probably more shilled by their favourite youtubers and influencers.
Obviously X11 will go away one day which is sad but until then I'm going to keep using it. Bspwm is also fantastic but it needs some configuration and external scripts to make it more flexible.

>>586298967
>>586304832
I went from X11 to wayland, and i can't really say i've noticed this input lag at 300hz. But i'll give it another try and see.

>>586305864
i've toggled allow tearing as well, so that might help wayland

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Oh no, not 0.20ms... I'm gonna lose the FPS world championship...

>>586298967
if you are using wayland and do competitive gaming you're supposed to use one of the forks that lets you use wayland directly, xwayland is bad

has anyone been able to play bananza?
With eglantine I get as far as the first loading screen, after that I get a black screen followed by a crash some seconds after

>Halloween almost over
November sucks ass. Just a long turd between Halloween and Christmas. I'm just going to keep playing Halloween games.

>>586246406

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>distracting the player with boobies
dirty trick

>>586310864
It's just cope from reactionary users.
X11 is deprecated software.
It's old and useless.
No use case in 2027 minus 2 months.
Everyone still on x11 is either on mint cinnamon or a babyduck

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>X11: old but still just works
>Wayland: every DE needs to implement its own version of it (use KDE or go fuck yourself)
>you use xdotool and xrandr? fuck you, you bastard fuck, that thing you're using has no use case!! die!!!
I generally don't mind using Current Thing™ but uh...

SavageWind 0.4 with improved performance released https://github.com/Revivedx/SavageWindRecomp/releases/tag/v0.4.1-alpha.4
Egg of time fixed cursor hiding
https://github.com/power-pudu/egg-of-time/releases/tag/v0.4.0

>vibecoders can reverse engineer entire games and release Linux binaries
>big studios apparently can't
And then they cry about being fired lmao

>>586360959
>they cry about being fired lmao
Based

>>586380006
This game really wears souls influence on it's sleeves. I find it endearing so far.

>>586381382
>souls influence

>>586381684
Yes yes King's Field, but it has very blatant Dark Souls 1 references specifically

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Gameplay

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Shoryuken

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Yep

>>586383447
wut dis

>>586387824
see
>>586266873

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Well, that it for Twilight Princess. I would've given this game 5/10, but just because of Midna I gave it 6/10. Game sucks ass, don't play it, play OoT or Majora Mask instead.

Did anyone try the switch 2 emulator eglantine? I cannot seem to boot dk bananza past the first two loading screens (it crashes when probably it finds 3d stuff to render)

>>586389024
First Darksiders is better than any of the Zelda games.

>>586395384
Will check it out.
Althout it's not linux native and there's no decomp (yet).

https://github.com/valentderah/totk-pc-recomp/releases/tag/v0.2.1
>Linux and Steam Deck
> - The port now runs natively on Linux.

>>586396062
>requires Linux kernel 6.7 or later
>Six-seven
I'll try it this very moment

>>586396383
I don't know how you can make game that have particular Linux kernel version as a requirement. I guess vibecode makes wonders.

>>586396552
>https://github.com/valentderah/totk-pc-recomp/pull/60
>Shared runtime code now goes through runtime/platform/platform.h. platform/linux.c implements it with futex locks, userfaultfd write tracking (Linux 6.7+), signal-based preemption and fibers.
I don't know what that means but yeah.
>>586396383
>I'll try it this very moment
Oh shit it compiles it from scratch. This will take a minute

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>>586397528
>Oh shit it compiles it from scratch
Compiling software goes crazy

>>586399254
This health bar looks familiar

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WTF IS THIS?
OpenMotif?

Goddamn Queen's Domain is my GOTY easily

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LET'S FUCKING GO

>>586404010
nice))

>>586404010
oh it's a TOTK recomp? give me link

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>4K
>60+ fps during gaming
Oh tendies won't like this
>>586407360
Just read posts above

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>>586408141
Finally putting the 270k to good use

>>586399563
Yeah the UI was full of SOVL
>>586408141
Yeah 4k60 is amazing.
Unfortunately my system cannot run at locked 120 fps, maybe I'll fiddle with lossless scaling if I feel with enough patience.
I remember I tried making it work and it was fucking awful.

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It also supports motion controlls with my controller and HDR
>>586409768
>Unfortunately my system cannot run at locked 120 fps
This is how this decomp works. There's another decomps that has better performance but it's Windows only.

>>586411065
wtf this is fucking amazing, i was trying to play it on emulator not long ago but the switch emus just fucking suck

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this is incredible

Just discovered that Automation, despite not being supported by linux, can detect when its used in proton and when exporting cars to beamng, and will direct it's files to a native linux installation of beaming
Neat feature, just wish it wasn't sent as a silent update.

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Would

>>586416863
You vill provide ze egges

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HAMMER TIME

bump

>>586412672
Yuzu (the last version) AppImage with FPS++ runs 30-60 fps bit I just lock it down to 30. Newer emulators like Azahar or wtf it's called have introduced new graphical bugs and regressions.
Might test this recomp as I still have my game files except the updates are separate nsp files. There's also a peculiar thing, Nintendo began to introduce emulator hindering features after 1.2.x updates. 1.1.x versions run the best. 1.4.x is the Switch 2 compatibility patch which runs the worst.
Not sure how these are relating to this recomp.

>>586413009
i think the only thing i'm missing to get a perfect linux experience is good drivers for racing gear. most of the racing games i like run perfectly but countersteering with a joystick is ass.

>>586425915
The recomp lets you use the update nsp files so you're good

>>586425915
1.4.3 works fine for me on this recomp.
Locked 60 fps with really good frametimes. No spikes or stutters.

>>586427212
I'll test it out then. Good times.
The emulation general are testing the new switch 2 emulator thing but afaik there is no Linux version and I wouldn't touch that yet in any case. There might be a recomp for those couple of switch 2 games too in the near future.

>>586428509
>there is no Linux version
There is thoughever https://github.com/Djihads80/Eglantine/releases/tag/build-113
I couldnt get it to the main menu though.
I

>>586430702
Oh my bad I have a slight brain damage.

Compiled the thing, 1.1.0.
So far there's very little input lag compared to Yuzu and the intro is 60 fps (but that's not a demanding area at all, one of the more demanding areas is the village when you finish up the tutorial area in the sky).
Game really benefits from Serfost's Defogger though, not sure if that's a compatible mod with this recomp.
>https://gamebanana.com/mods/446995

compiled the pokedinner eden fork myself, bananza now launches but it runs at ~34 fps, guess the waiting game continues

>>586431264
we all do here

>>586451129
Especially me.

>>586451129
Except me.

> October 2023: 1.39%
> October 2024: 2.00%
> October 2025: 3.05%
> October 2026: 3.95%

>>586461641
Did we go up or down this month?

>>586461681
UP and stable
4.01% July
3.90% August
3.05% September
3.95% October

>>586461924
Wow, nice
Why do they jump so much every month though? Can't Valve figure out how to gather statistics properly?

>>586461991
>Can't Valve figure out how to gather statistics properly?
I think there was 1 (one) month in which they fucked up data collection and it has trickled down into the following months.
There is no way a multi dollar company cannot into data gathering

>>586461924
>plateaued at 4%
Did people stop moving to Linux?

>>586461991
Every other survey has a disproportionate amount of Chinese.

>>586467504
Nah it's evident they fucked up the data when GNU/Linux peaked at about 5%. If you remove that peak, the trend continues as usual

https://dawn.wine/dawn-winery/dwproton/releases/tag/dwproton-11.0-16
https://github.com/MuPendulum/proton-mu/releases/tag/Mu-Proton-11.0-5
New dawn and mu releases over the weekend.

I had my first Steam Hardware Survey of the year today. I wonder if it's because I stopped playing AAA slop and have been playing a bunch of friendslop for the past few weeks.

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Haha, stupid animals
>>586473639
I hope proton-cachyos will be updated as well, I'm eager to try new D7VK version.

>>586473639
use case for these?

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Not so fast
>>586474332
none at all
t. native Linux games enjoyer

>>586474332
dawn has support for a bunch of gacha games and the developer is the one that fixes a lot of video issues in wine-cachyos
mu has patches for better audio quality and performance in dsound games, updated multimedia libs, and maplestory support
both are based on proton-cachyos

I tend to use mu when it has newer dxvk/d7vk/vkd3d-proton fixes I want but proton-cachyos hasn't updated yet. Although I also manually update them if I really need it.

>>586474853
>mu has patches for better audio quality and performance in dsound games, updated multimedia libs, and maplestory support
Intersting, I wonder if it fixes music not working or looping in old dsound games. It's a very common problem.

>>586474998
https://github.com/MuPendulum/proton-mu/commit/50091b4b6375b00a0080e0a9fd251b0671b6256f
The patches are just for audio resampling which was notoriously bad for dsound. gstreamer, ffmpeg and such updates aren't very likely to fix that either.

>>586474764
Is this openlara or one of those other engine recreations?

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>>586475294
It's TRX

>voices38 fixed Onimusha because Crapcom won't do it
embarrassing for a multi billion dollar company

been daily driving Arch for 2 years now, I have yet to find a game that won't run in Proton, even newer games run flawlessly
I'm genuinely amazed

>>586483269
Here's a challenge, try running Ubersoldier 2 on Linux.

>>586483269
Crimson Skies

>Update arch
>It breaks SDDM and/or plasma wayland
>say fuck it and install x11 xfce with lightdm
>just werks
>remember i have timeshift mirrors and decide to restore an image from 3 days ago
>it completely breaks my arch install
jesus christ, remind me to never use this basedware again. I would install Debian stable but my hardware is too new for it, so i'm just gonna have to chill on arch xfce for the time being

>>586485316
>It breaks SDDM and/or plasma wayland
you should've switched to plasma-login-manager months ago

>>586485524
baloo file something something would constantly crash too. As far as i'm aware all it does is work on indexing shit to make it searchable in the start menu but I DONT GIVE A SHIT just let me use my PC i know where my files are you niggers

>>586485735
>baloo file something something would constantly crash too.
Yeah on Plasma 6.8.0 release that was an issue for lots of people, I wasn't affected because I disabled indexing years ago.

>>586485945
While kde is nice, admittedly, it's good to be back on just regular old xfce desu

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>climb on the hand of Midas
>turn into gold
this is EXACTLY what I was hoping for.

>>586484124
>>586484384
can't test then right now, but since both of them are fairly old, why don't you try Wine or Wine staging? I use that for old games, such as Resident Evil Classic REBirth, etc

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>game items is hidden behind bug abuse
lol, this is the first time I see something like this
Just how did it happen: they discovered a bug, and instead of fixing it they decided to put secrets that can only be reached using this bug?

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Honk Honk may I have your attention please.

*Space Station 13? What?
https://youtu.be/nLAHBexJxrE?si=oqg9844njQrUi5Sv&t=265
You can watch video, chunk of it is irrelevant or doesn't apply, but 4:25 mark will give you the nice gameplay overview.
Space Station 13 is a multiplayer round based video game, where you work on Space Station, with some job hazards. Your job may vary from cooking food, mining asteroid, or performing neurosurgery. But you ought to do your work. Do the work, and hope to survive until the rounds end. There will likely be someone who will want to stop you from jobbying though. Be it a syndicate traitor, a wizard, or a vampire. You never know. Each round is a different story.

*Linux?
The game never had proper Linux support. Yeah people played it with Lutris and Wines and whatnot, but it's finicky and unreliably and prone to breaking with codebase updates. To the point that many people opted to use VM to just run it on windows.
Enter Vibes.
We basically coded native Linux client to cut all the bullshit. It's still in development, there's still some bugs here and there, but it allows you to play just fine. With a caveat.
Caveat being that it's coded to work out of the box only on /vg/station13. It's a sever based game, and none of play anywhere else, so we wouldn't know what's bugged what's not plus there would be some rendering issues due to different fuckery employed by different codebases.
And the codebases are very different. /vg/station13 is for all intents and purposes the only OG one left, that looks and feels and plays the same as it did 15 years ago. Of course with tons of polish improvement and content added.

*But where is it?
Shit.
https://github.com/toomykins/fugue
There it is. But because it uses the same netcode and architecture as byond (the original) so it's remains interoperable, you will need to create account at https://secure.byond.com/Join , to play.

1/2

>>586493249
2/2 long post is long
https://ss13.moe/wiki/index.php?title=The_Basics
/vg/ wiki has all the basic guides and information you will need.
Heck, if you want to join and play right now, I might even give you a crash course in UI, the biggest hurdle to pass.

Ask me anything.

>>586488342
I posted Ubersoldier 2 because you outright can't run it on Linux, steam or pirated copy, doesn't matter which one because of some bullshit Russian copy protection.

>>586482821
fixed what

>>586495029
>some bullshit Russian copy protection
Does it have the enigmama protector?
>>586496551
He fixed a crash on starting a new game that would happen on systems with specific hardware. The crash has been a thing since launch with no fix so far

>>586496883
>Does it have the enigmama protector?
StarForce, to be exact, retail copy has it but they only removed the check on digital copies and even the crack has traces of it.
And I guess those traces/remains fuck up with Wine/Linux.

>>586482417
Who is this basedGOD keeping winshitters out of our software

>>586497329
doesn't it have a crack or something? excuse my ignorance, I've never heard of that game before

>>586499189
NoCD just bypasses the drive check, StarForce is still running.

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I think cruel Lara deaths are important part of Tomb Raider franchise.

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They really thought this would be a great gameplay lol

>>586507329
You could've saved her by pressing grab.
How could you.

>>586512553
It's a game for kids and manchildren what didi you expect
>t. playing totk right now

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https://github.com/momusdigital/fnv_decomp
We might see Fallout: New Vegas Linux native in our lifetime!
>>586512798
Well, OoT and MM weren't that retarded

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Yeah, I can totally imagine 40 and 50 yo Japanese dudes who we developing it were saying "yo, this is fire" during game tests.
Anyway, I like how HDR implemented in this vibedecomp
>>586512605
I can roleplay that her hand slipped

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>>586461924
>3.90% August
>3.05% September
>3.95% October
Oddly, there was also another spike in Simplified Chinese users in September but the "Linux, English-only" graph on GamingOnLinux was also affected, so now I don't know if I can blame China or not.
It seems the dip in Linux being in the same month as Chinese fuckery was just a coincidence this time.

>>586512553
wow it's just like Half-Life 2 from 2004

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Performance still has room for improvement in some areas
>>586514597
Oh, so that's why gaben delayed hl3

>>586498384
>100 million software projects' developers respond to Linux support questions with "fuck off, and no you can't even fork it"
>this is fine, those stupid Linux users deserve it
>1 developer says "no but you can fork it"
>Windows gamers are oppressed
lol

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Ass

Is so fucking hilarious that AI decomps has full Linux support with HiDPI (rendering and UI scaling are separated), HDR and shit while AAA devs crying that they don't have resources for native Linux build (they're making $400m game).

>>586517260
To be fair, FOSS will always be better with providing Linux support in general, not just in the "you can fork it" kind of way but in actual releases, because the developers can poop something out with no guarantees and then let the bug reports roll in. Companies making games on the "infinite growth forever is possible if you believe in yourself" business model need to make sure they're not handing out refunds for compatibility issues, so they test on Windows [Current Version] and say "use Windows or fuck off".
This makes it even funnier when the stuff they make for Windows is half-broken on release day and needs patches.

>>586517260
It's because any feature they add will need to go through the whole pipeline of approval and testing too. It's expensive. Of course games are shit in 2026 but still.
Some guy can shit out a build and it's there.

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I wish the flare gun weren't programmed as if the projectiles are as wide as the bus.
I'd blame Raze but I think I remember it being this way in DOSBox too.

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>>586528118
>the bus
I meant "a bus".
It seems I turned ESL for a minute there.

>>586528387
You could be talking about a specific bus.

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NOPE
fuck off spider

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>camera angle change makes frame rate dip
Annoying.
Anyway, I want to impregnate those polygons.

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>bees too
I hate this place.

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Of course I knew to flip the key over. I am, after all, an expert gamer.

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>Use case for 002 Key?
Since it really can't be used for anything else, it's weird that game gives me a choice.
Is there a speedrun category for keeping all the keys?

>>586493249
>>586493361
No plans for a /vg/station server with Space Station 14 as a base?

>>586516287
s-sex...

>>586532398
>Is there a speedrun category for keeping all the keys?
no, just discard them, there's only one door that's permalocked until you beat the game once and it contains alternate outfits

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>>586534059
We do have a port fork. We had few test sessions. But ultimately /vg/ is an oldfag server for oldfags so nobody cared for it. Yeah the code is slick and performance is nice, but it would all have to be rebuilt because the people wanted traditional tile movement (we had implementation of it but it was janky) and proper intent modes (it follows the TG style of UI), and in general UI felt alien and therefore shit. So the idea got shelved.
And we are strapped for players, especially in euro hours, so here's hoping a proper ss13 linux client will bring in a few. Three at least.

>>586535331
Does the GOG version have any super sexy outfits for Jill? I saw a list of alternate outfits before and it looked like each one was exclusive to some version of the game (PlayStation etc.).

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>>586514735
>>586412672
>>586411065
I love Link!

>>586537420
dunno about the outfits, I just finished the game and moved onto 2

>>586516287
ive played KF 1-3, why does this feel harder in the beginning?

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>>586536257
>>586493249
dont suppose theres plans to make it compatible with other servers? Ive wanted to play 13 again for years but playing it through wine sucks and ss14 is just nothing but furry erp servers

>>586536257
>And we are strapped for players, especially in euro hours, so here's hoping a proper ss13 linux client will bring in a few. Three at least.
I'll try to recover my ckey and try it out in the following days, that's all I can promise.

>>586538257
Because of the rusty weapons, the moment you get proper weapons it's manageable, don't forget about damage types, enemies can be weak to slash/pierce/impact damage.
Check the bestiary for info.

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>>586538494
The problem is that the person in charge, and everyone else for that matter, plays only on /vg/. And the codebases are so different nobody would know what's a bug what to fix how to fix.
To quote the guy in charge of the project
>if you wanna test other codebases thats fine too, will probably be hard to test if the client doesnt make it playable enough tho

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>>586539278
That's more than I was hoping for.

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>tfw you will never make Jill wet and useless

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Getting four empty bottles was a lot harder in Zelda. These were all in one room!

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Kind of annoyed that I still have to waste ammo on a plant even after doing this optional puzzle to poison it. That book I found says the V-Jolt should KILL the plant within 5 seconds. I guess the joke is that the scientists who wrote this shit were in over their heads which is why they probably all got killed.

>>586545986
it takes like 3 grenade shots, chill
In Chris' scenario it's not even optional

>>586546995
I read that the bazooka's flame rounds are best, but I couldn't figure out how to load them without using the 6 explosive rounds that were already in there. So I tried the explosive rounds but I think some of them missed. I assume I have to angle the shots upward, but I only saw some of them hit. I killed it with the first flame round after all 6 explosive rounds were used (and probably half wasted). I didn't save so I'll do it again later.
Before that, I think I counted 13 shotgun shells to kill it (after V-Jolt). Seemed like too much, which is why I wanted to try the big ammo I wasn't using on anything else.

>>586246406
Hi im new

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>>586280982
>TF and L4D chugs and keep redownloading shader cache every single fucking time for whatever reason, also shader building takes ages.
>HL2 can't use workshop need proton
>portal and goldscr games werk but shit itself when modded
>Source 2 branches have ton of stability issues

It's a miracle that people can even play.

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>get an 8bitdo arcade stick to finally have one to work on
>xinput mode works perfectly, of course
>get the idea that using switch mode for a quick toggle to nintendo layout would be cool for emulating nintendo games
>turning it on switch mode takes a minute to connect, then shortly disconnects
>game controller settings in plasma shits itself while this is happening, nothing shows up in steam's controller settings
Sad.
Anyway, anyone got suggestions for what lever I should put in this thing? I don't really play fighters. I think I've narrowed it down an LS-32 or LS-56...

>>586564861
what do you play? shmups? i think seimitsu parts were always the meta for those.

>>586564997
More in that direction, yeah. From what I've gathered those two models still have enough dead zone to not suck at fighters too.

>>586559521
>HL2 can't use workshop need proton
What? This is objectively false. I beat HL2 trilogy with workshop mods just fine.

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>>586569496
For whatever reason native borks workshop and overlay for me, game is otherwise perfectly playable.

Not sure what causes this given that I have gorillion of L4D mods. Proton fix both issues.

>>586564861
Dunno, my Gulikit KK3 works just fine in NS mode. Probably 8bitdo shenanigans.

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Took me long enough

>>586572919
Yeah I dunno. I'll dig into it eventually at some point, I guess.

>>586495029
should've had claude decomp it before all the restrictions came into play lmao

https://github.com/alexbeavs-ps1-ports
>dump bunch of psx recomps
>they have issues
>last commit: 2 months ago
Another vibegod victory I guess?

>>586576129
I was just thinking about this. All this AI slop getting abandoned right after getting squirted out on the internet will be very annoying.

>>586576398
>izzat status: farmed
I see no reason to develop this project any longer

>>586564861
Usually for non xinput modes you'll have to add udev rules, I had to add one for my madcatz te ps3 stick, otherwise the mapping were all over the place or it would work when I plugged it in after multiple times.
After adding udev rule it just werks now.

>>586580319
From the looks of it its doesn't seem the case since in NS mode his controller mimics real NS Pro controller and should be picked up by nintendo driver, but nintendo driver can't initialize with this controller for some reason.
I would suggest trying to connect it via bluetooth just to be sure.

>>586580824
It pairs, but then the stick instantly powers off.
>bluetoothd[1771]: profiles/input/device.c:encrypt_notify() ioctl_connadd(): Protocol not supported (93)

>>586582498
I was using USB and the 2.4G dongle before, by the way. It stayed powered on with Switch mode failing on the Linux side with both.

>>586582591
Have you tried to update firmware of your controller?

>>586582834
Yeah, It's the latest.

>>586582989
Well, what can I say. Your only really option is to contact hid-nintendo driver maintainer and ask for support for your device since 8bitdo went out of their way to make your experience shit.
In a meantime you can try some workaround AI clanker recommended, but I wouldn't hope they will work.
https://chat.deepseek.com/share/3wbbxc4bjzsad9c60r

>>586582498
>>586582591
A while ago I had disable my mainboards bt even when changing bt sources, because my dualshock 3 kept connecting to it instead to my dongle and it was driving me mad because it kept turning off and had horrendous lag and I thought that the controller is fucking dying.
Disabled that shit in bios and my ds3 just werks.

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Look at her go!

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>>586583363
Like I said, xinput works perfectly so it's whatever. But this thing lights up button legends for Switch and xinput respectively, as well as the mapping...
I blacklisted hid_nintendo and it does work with hid-generic. But it can take a few attempts due to still failing the same way?
I did also get a single connect with hid_nintendo loaded while double checking, but then it just kept failing. So probably a stick firmware issue, since hid-generic and hid_nintendo both do it.

>>586585236
>So probably a stick firmware issue
it's 8bitdo, they spend more money on shills instead of making good products, try contacting their support and see if you'll get any help

>>586585448
Might as well. They did dabble with LVFS at some point but pretty sure they abandoned that.

>>586585448
>they spend more money on shills instead of making good products
Are they that bad? I've heard of people having issues with buttons breaking pretty early on. I decided to get the Ultimate 2C earlier this year and have been pretty happy with it. I was using it pretty heavily for most the time I've had it but not so much at the moment.

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Let's pretend I did it on a first try
>>586585448
>try contacting their support and see if you'll get any help
>"Hello, I'm trying to connect your controller to my Linux PC in a Nintendo Switch mode, but it doesn't work. Could you provide some support?"
Lmao, I don't have to be a prophet to say that they'll tell to him to go fuck himself.

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So this is how you use hand of Midas: to turn silved ingots into gold. I thought it was just a gimmick.

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>>586586316
I haven't had any issues with them. Besides for this issue of course.
Fired up my win10 install and it was having trouble connecting in Switch mode as well, so that's that I suppose.
The Pro 2 connects just fine in Switch mode, too...

>>586589240
>Fired up my win10 install and it was having trouble connecting in Switch mode as well, so that's that I suppose.
On Windows you need to install separate driver

>>586590331
Huh. Didn't do that but it was still successfully connecting about the same as with hid-generic.

>>586590475
Because it's connected in a fallback hid mode that doesn't support NS Pro Controller features like haptic feedback and gyro. On Linux you have hid-nintendo driver that support all of these.

https://github.com/Grissyelda/dx-rust

>>586594084
>Rust
>Claude
another one and done project, PASS

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>>586594084
Holy shit, count me in.

https://github.com/opentestdriveunlimited/OpenTestDriveUnlimited/releases/tag/v0.1

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Visions of boss

>>586597167
I don't like filter this game is using. Was it so hard to made 8-bit color palette for textures and disable filtering?

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>>586597386
I had used a consumable that makes things look brighter so might be that. Here's what it normally looks like. You can turn off the "PS1" resolution look too

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Would never figure it out without a guide
I'm underestimating power of a side jump
>>586597527
Can you show how game looks like without retro filters and PS1 graphics crap

>>586594084
my favorite AI slops are the ones where the jeet behind it doesn't even know how to set up git and just lets claude saar sign the commits on its own lol

>>586600265
>where the jeet behind it doesn't even know how to set up git and just lets claude saar sign the commits on its own lol
So basically 90% of projects made with Claude?

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>>586598286

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>>586600436
It still has shitty filter that tries to mimic 8-bit color palette. Here's for example how game with real 8-bit palette looks like (+ halved resolution and no filtering).

>>586600436
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Queen%27s_Domain#Other_information
>Configuration file(s) location
>Windows %LOCALAPPDATA%\QueensDomain\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\
Nah, forget it, it's UE slop, most likely it's impossible to use 8-bit color palette there so they resorted to filter.

>>586600424
no, most of them are Co-Authored-By: claude with the slopper's account as the main committer
this one is just claude alone as the committer

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>>586601132
Hah, didn't notice that.
Would've been funny if this dude didn't make his first commit, so claude would've been the only contributor.

>>586600760
SOUL
>>586600436
SOULLESS. What game btw?

>>586604589
Queen's Domain

https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton11-12
Vibe chads keep winning
Meanwhile on snailcat land releases are slowing down like never before

>>586609328
Can you not do this in here? Go back to /g/ with the other engagement buzzword farmers. Retard.

>>586609410
Luddite seething

Damn, final fantasy 7 remake runs really well even on an intel iGPU. Im able to run it on my laptops i5 13450hx on max settings (at 1080p) and it runs at 60fps.

>>586609328
Sad that he released it before updating vkd3d-proton to include my fix for hdr on x11 in dx12 games

>>586610613
I believe it.

>>586609328
I just saw that PROTON_ENABLE_HDR=1 isn't needed anymore, one less variable to deal with.

>>586609328
>>586610460
Why are indians like this?

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>>586594084
nice vibeslop

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>>586594084
Yeah...

>>586620681
It's pretty sad seeing how the hunter enemy went from killing you in one hit to a joke in the later entries.

https://github.com/Virtastic/d2-web
>An unofficial reimplementation of the Diablo II: Lord of Destruction 1.13c engine
Yay! Finally, D2 source port!
>compiled to WebAssembly and played in the browser
...
Children of Africa could've eaten those token

It seems like switch 2 is basically the same as switch 1 technically? people are making eden (switch emulator) run switch 2 games with some minor changes. Cant wait to play ocarina of time remake. Im not buying a switch 2 for $600 just to play one game.

>>586594084
wasn't someone porting DX to modern UE which would've made it run on Linux?

Updated Epic Games Launcher. Shit still fails to run Borderlands 3. Most likely because these retards run Proton outside Steam Runtime. I've reported it with their feedback button, dunno if Timmy would read it.

>>586639936
First time I hear about it
There's source port of UE1 though
https://github.com/dpjudas/SurrealEngine

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Eat shit, snake.

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>I have a rope here!
I bet you do, Barry

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>one job is to hold the rope
>"oops, I dropped it, lmao"
>leaves
>actually comes back with another rope.
What a dependable clown.
I guess the whole scene exists just so that I can get fucked out of a good ending like >>584930708 told me, but he came back pretty quick. I did stand around for a few seconds before I tried exploring, but it seems like I barely would have had time to leave before he came back if I tried.

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>>586644330

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Tuxin'

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I feel smart now

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>can use an in-game computer
Okay I wasn't sure but now I know it's a good game.
>hands visible on keyboard
Holy fuck, how awesome.

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>have to know how to read runes to beat the game
Based.
There is a hint for translating all four runes to Latin letters, but that translation appears to be consistent with the table on Wikipedia's "Runes" article so the hint technically isn't needed.

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lol.
It seems there are two relevant passwords, and I typed the wrong one first because I didn't read carefully enough, but I'm glad I got to see this animation.
Also I died without saving shortly after this so I have to repeat a bunch of shit. Oops.

>>586650990
You should be able to solve this.

>>586651218
>>586653279
The solution is in the room where you can turn on uv light.

>>586650690
Funny I posted this exact same frame earlier this year. Maybe it was january, maybe february

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>get killed by poison gas
>headless on game over screen
lol

>>586665989
lmao even

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It's kinda bullshit how I can't just type the password with my actual keyboard though.
Also the keyboard overlay isn't even the same layout as what's clearly shown in the background.

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What a twist !!

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Kino

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>world's greatest bioweapon
>gigantic heart on the outside of his body
Maybe he wasn't done cooking but that seems like a pretty serious design flaw.

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Died on the first attempt at this fight, because I didn't run far enough before trying to shoot, and got stun-locked to death.
I really wish the developers had put a save room RIGHT before this, because watching those scenes again was pretty annoying. (The FMVs are skippable but I'm pretty sure the real-time cutscenes are not.) But I've played games with far worse unskippable-cutscene-and-then-boss sequences.

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What a twist !!
I actually like this shot better than the one I took the first time around. Jill is so cute when she's mad.

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So anyway, I saved Chris, of course.

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The gang's all here, except for Rebecca who apparently doesn't show up at any point in Jill's story even though the internet says she canonically survives the incident.

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I'm sad that I wasn't recording and also didn't time the screenshots very well. This scene was funny. I like how the rocket hits him right in the dick and he's just a few charred limbs afterwards.

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Well, that's it. I assume this is Jill's best ending. Is it worth replaying just to see the worse ones? I should already replay as Chris at some point. Or maybe I'll do another Jill run with ink ribbons first. Someone in an earlier thread said that only her first run has infinite saves (which I probably abused).