[-] RabbitMix 1 points 16 hours ago

oh, I didn't see this til now but I HATE frame gen and DLSS so I don't use it.

[-] RabbitMix 6 points 23 hours ago

Gaming mostly, but I also deeply love music, cars, and flags, more than most people I've met at least.

[-] RabbitMix 4 points 1 day ago

I totally agree. I used to have a problem with gaming growing up, I'd prioritize it over everything else and my studies really suffered as a result, but now? I spend almost as much time playing games as I did back then, but it's an end-of-the-day post-resposiblities thing I do that allows me to spend time doing something with my wife even when we're miles apart (like we frequently are). It all depends on the effect it is having on your life, not a matter of raw time spent on it.

[-] RabbitMix 9 points 1 day ago

No, games should be able to be designed around PvEvP being an integral element of the game.

That said, personally, I'm not going to play a game like Arc Raiders or Sea of Thieves if it doesn't have a PvE only mode where I am capable of making all the same progress as the PvEvP mode, because I am not even remotely interested in PvEvP. Every game is not meant to be for me though. I love The Finals, but I can look at Arc Raiders and go "not for me" and ignore it.

Dont get me wrong, I love Embark and a fully fledged PvE only mode would immediately get me very interested in Arc Raiders, but I see no reason I should be personally catered to for every game release. I don't even have enough time to play all the games that come out that do cater to my gaming interests.

[-] RabbitMix 9 points 1 day ago

Dutch, but only because I'm tired of Dutch people telling me I really shouldn't have bothered when they find out I learned to speak Dutch.

I just like learning different languages because it lit|really provides new frameworks of understanding for me, goddamn.

[-] RabbitMix 5 points 1 day ago

It's a Battle Royale with a mix of PvE and PvE (usually) where you can find places to "extract" and leave with the weapons and gear you found, allowing you to bring those in to future matches, at the risk of losing everything you brought if you are killed.

[-] RabbitMix 1 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

I don't have any money, but I've lived along both the Mexican and Canadian borders (San Diego and Detroit) so I've been to both many times. If we're talking outside of those two though I was lucky enough to have my dad bring me along on a couple business trips growing up so I got to spend some time in Costa Rica and Germany.

[-] RabbitMix 54 points 1 year ago

I thought I was safe because none of the boys I dated even knew what 40k was, then I dated a girl and SHE taught me about 40k. You're NEVER safe.

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submitted 1 year ago by RabbitMix to c/steamdeck@sopuli.xyz

I honestly cannot figure this one out and searching online and the steam troubleshooter have been no help.

about a week ago my Deck stopped connecting to my WiFi as I was playing a game on it, one minute it's fine, then the wifi connection is gone. I go to reconnect, it gets stuck on "connecting to [SSID]" and it will stay there for several minutes and say "failed to connect" and prompt me to re-enter my password. Double check password, it's all good. Restart router, problem persists. Restart Deck, problem persists. Check my other devices, everything is connecting fine. Check if Steam is working on my laptop, it's fine. I give up on tinkering with it because I've got a big trip coming up and I'd rather play Fallout 4 and Risk of Rain 2 offline than play nothing at all.

cut to my trip, deck connects to airport wifi, in-flight wifi, hotel wifi, all with no problem, no sign anything is wrong. Deck works perfect.

get home, deck still won't connect to my WiFi, "fine I'll just play RoR2 in bed offline" game says its launching but then never does, just gets stuck there. Try other games, and same thing happens with every single one.

"maybe a factory reset will do the trick? I'm desperate enough at this point" I go to settings and factory reset. It says "preparing 0%" for a second and then just gives up on resetting. "oh, so this thing is FUCKED fucked" I turn it off and hold the quick menu button to get into the boot menu and factory reset from there. It works, deck is reset, I try to connect to wifi... same fucking problem.

I have no ideas, im willing to try anything at this point. my Deck is basically a paperweight. i had a vanilla setup going too, no developer mode, no deckyloader, nothing at all. I'd poke around with my router but that shit is LOCKED DOWN by my ISP so I can't change shit, and that doesn't really explain all the weird shit it's been doing offline, like with not launching games or factory resetting it. Please help, this is my main gaming device.

[-] RabbitMix 21 points 1 year ago

is there a Lemmy community for people who actually like Starfield?

[-] RabbitMix 34 points 1 year ago

I can't program, but I only use Linux on both my laptop and desktop. All I really do on my computers is browse the web, light photo/video editing, print the occasional document, organize my photos, and play A LOT of video games. I was dual booting windows for a bit there for the games that won't work on Linux, but I soon discovered that those games weren't really worth dealing with the annoyances I had with windows for how often I actually wanted to play them... except CoD, but I have an Xbox so I just play that there. Deleting my windows partition was a great choice.

[-] RabbitMix 30 points 1 year ago

They can make them more than $70USD and I'll just keep waiting for a sale. I haven't bought one at $70 yet, I'm certainly not going to pay even more.

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