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What a miserable old bag. OP deserves better than this shit.

Oh well now I definitely know I was right

what in the absolute fuck even is ‘fun’,

This is the sort of shit that plagues my mind when I try to really evaluate while this arbitrary system of rules that's making my thumbs do specific things to a piece of plastic is stimulating to me.

Companies fuck up all the time kid

The mod Deus Ex: Revision is available on Steam as well for free, which makes it extremely easy to install and use on Steam Deck. GMDX is another good mod, but it's not on Steam so you'd have to install it the old fashioned way.

Vanilla is great if it's anyone's first play-through, though

I'm not taking sides here on the broader issue, but until Bloodborne comes to other platforms, I couldn't give less of a fuck that something isn't coming to a Sony console.

Sony were rumoured to be negotiating Starfield exclusivity as well in the months before Microsoft swooped in.

See? fuck all of them. If Sony had their way they woulda tried to keep it off PC too, it sounds like.

Hope this helps someone

If you find a community you like, in my example, AITA, and want to subscribe from Lemmy.World, I think you can just use the search bar, but you can also do this:

I clicked the link to the AITA community, hosted on KBIN

On the right sidebar, I see this: @amitheasshole@kbin.social

But I am on KBIN not Lemmy.world so I cannot login and subscribe from there directly only browse

To get to it from lemmy.world or if you can't find it easily in the search bar within Lemmy,

Edit the URL to look like this: https://lemmy.world/c/amitheasshole@kbin.social

So the format is: https://lemmy.world/c/ And then after the /c/, you put in amitheasshole@kbin.social, or whatever CommunityName@Server

Now you are logged into Lemmy, looking at the community, and can subscribe.

I have no technical knowledge or assistance to offer but thanks for what you do

IMHO

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So you do use that label. I didn't say you made it up.

Schrodinger's mod is simultaneously lame and based until you open the box