I sometimes use VPN software like LogMeInHamachi or Tailscale to play Minecraft multiplayer with friends over the internet.
Basically it makes your computers act as if they are on the same LAN. It should work for playing any game with LAN multiplayer support over the internet.
I’m already paying to play Smash Bros and Mario Maker online, so I might as well.
I’d much, much rather have these in a form I could purchase or, on a bigger streaming service, but this is something at least.
I do appreciate some of the neat gaming-specific features it has, like spoiler prevention (hiding songs you haven’t encountered yet) and looping tracks cleanly for extended periods of time.
Tbf Divinity: Original Sin 2 did not come anywhere near BG3 levels of popularity. The difference between those can really only be attributed to the value of brand recognition.
This sounds really cool! I’d probably give it a try if I had a group to play with.
Cause you get hilarious posts like this
Neat but also the cosmetic changes are incredibly small
Then I guess none of us really own anything in a society.
You can. If your project gets big enough, they’ll take legal action. But you can definitely get away with fan projects.
Also with physical objects, you can’t legally do whatever you want either. There’s nothing physically stopping you from taking a piece of wood and carving it into any shape you like. But if you make a big enough project out of it, you may eventually run into legal issues. It could be related to IP like patents, trademarks, or copyright, or it could be something like safety.
It’s ok to make a hamburger for your friends at a cookout, but if you start selling your burgers or distributing them in mass, your government may expect you to follow food safety laws, and you can’t market your burgers as “McDonalds”.
You can make mods for many games and many people do.
To add to how scary prions are, you can’t really cure them, and when the prions get on a surface, it’s extremely difficult to sanitize that surface in a way that will destroy the prions. A lot of techniques that kill bacteria or even viruses like alcohol won’t work on them. Heat works but you have to make it extremely hot, much hotter than what’s needed to kill something like a bacteria.
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/controllable
The answer to “is there a mod for adding X to Minecraft Java” is almost always “yes”
I’ve found the unsubscribe links from emails sometimes works, but replying STOP to texts doesn’t seem to ever work.
It’s like 99% just WINE, with a little tuning and maybe a little secret sauce. Maybe comparable to Proton in some ways.
RIP AlphaDream
TLDR from the actual interview with her:
Yeah it’s not for everyone, but it is free to play if it ever piques your interest enough to try!
It’s a mobile strategy game about sending your armies (ships) to fight your opponents over territory. A game typically lasts about a week. Each action (like sending a ship to a location) typically takes an hour or two to finish. The game lets you scroll time forward and backward to review what happened, or preview what will happen if nobody changes anything. You can schedule actions to happen at a certain time in the future (e.g. as soon as my ship arrives, send another ship).
It’s really neat because you can check in on it periodically throughout the day!
So here’s the thing that confuses me about your use of the word “deterministic”: even if you have balls phasing through collision objects, the game will still be deterministic in the sense that the same initial conditions for the ball will result in the same final location of the ball.
Ways that it can become non-deterministic are usually either intentional randomness, race conditions from multithreading, or using a variable time delta for your update cycle, such that the time delta is dependent on the operating system, physical device, etc.
As long as you aren’t doing any of those things, the game will still be “deterministic”.
“Anti-pornography” specifically means “anti-LGBT” to them.