darkguyman @ darkguyman @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Thank you for the answer.

I completely understand that they're a different experience but if I wanted to somewhat see a game's story, would a playthrough suffice?

Requires registration. Also, are there no other instances of it? Also also, what protocol does it use?

Looks simple but unfortunately that hasn't been updated for nearly a year.

While I have no problems with let's plays, I still feel like they're kinda subjective. No commentary playthroughs are on the opposite end of the spectrum but I feel really really bored watching them and I can't say the same for let's plays.

I have actually heard about that. Haven't tried it but I feel like the controls for it on the phone are gonna be messy. I'll still try it regardless.

I haven't heard of those but I don't think there's any nearby anyway.

Hopefully so, the gaming market in my area has gotten rough. Maybe it'll calm down for the future but that's likely not gonna happen too soon. I'm thinking of passing the time without a PC for now. I don't think I'll able to afford a PC for a few years at best. Sorry for making it sound too dramatic in the post.

Unfortunately, I have a Mali GPU so it's highly unlikely any game will work on my phone. As for retroid pockets, I'll see if there's any in my area.

So you're essentially saying that I should blend the hints into scenes so that they don't get noticed? That's a cool technique, I will definitely try that! This also reminded of the twist from Oldboy, I loved the hints upon rewatching! They led the audience into the wrong path, made them think the wrong outcome. I absolutely loved the very first hint in the movie, the way it tricks you into thinking something else and you just completely forget about it after a couple of minutes. Brilliant movie, loved it.

While I know that not all stories need twists, I want to try writing them anyway because they're challenging/tricky.

Sorry for asking too many questions but is lutris's version of proton different from Steam's proton? Like if a game has, say platinum rank, on protondb, should I expect that game to run on lutris with proton as well?

Thanks, I didn't know that Lutris used proton when necessary. I don't need steam to run lutris's versions of proton, right?

I have two questions: First, can I skip the first step if the game is preinstalled? Second, how do you determine compatibilty? I don't want to spent days downloading/torrenting a game only for it to be completely incompatiable.

I'm only referring to their privacy policy:

Proton's Privacy Policy

Bitwarden's Privacy Policy

I used flowchart.fun if I remember correctly.

If you actually use Linux then I would appreciate an answer to the following question: Can I transfer a (pirated) PC game on my phone to Linux via either localsend or FTP Server? And how difficult is it to do?