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lemmy.world

Can’t wait for FPS to dip into the upper 10’s.

If it struggles on Steam Deck when screen is filled, imagine how it well perform on the switch

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I get stable 30fps with 6 Watts on the SteamDeck when I disable the damage numbers, looking forward to it too :)

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samwisereply
kbin.social

Is that why its not on playstation? Damn that sucks

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Exclusivity is the bane of gaming. Gotta have every damn platform just to play the games I want.

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Nice, lately I haven't been playing it with friends much because good sessions go so long.

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That is great. This game looks like butt until you play it. After 30 minutes you get it and it’s just wonderful.

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kbin.social

poncle is literally the gift that keeps on giving

Kinda curious how 4-player co-op avoids crashing if all of them got lvl8 Vandaliers...

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lmao 4 gold farmers with a trillion eggs on the new engine, hope they increase the 300 enemies limit

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I will support these devs in anyway I can. Their price model is too perfect. The game pays for itself almost instantly so people are more willing to try it out despite it's jank appearance. Then you get sucked in for hundreds of hours and when you finish most of the content in the game, give us a few bucks for some more in the DLC. They nailed how to sell their game.

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GreenAlexreply
kbin.social

Devs have to go out of their way to disable it and I can't imagine these guys would do that, so you should be good!

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Amazing. I can stop fighting over who gets the next run. Great news

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Honestly one of my favorite games. Even got my wife playing routinely and she never plays a thing!

Dev is fantastic and I love the humor put into absolutely everything they do. Well earned respect and cash!

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Awesome! I wonder how well it'll work on remote play together.

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That's great, I wish for couch coop on many games but rarely get it.

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It's almost like, 4 player consoles prior to the dawn of online gaming, was peak console gaming. Then game companies had to go and muck all that up, and now, after much hand-wringing, we're back to couch co op.

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neat. network co-op would be nice to see but couch co-op is a dying breed so cool to see that too

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