I'm actually the creator of that community...

I really like games with replayiblity such as roguelikes, open world rpgs like skyrim for example, but i have so many hard roguelikes that ive grown sorta sick of them and i can never usually beat them.

Im trying to explore more types of games but havent really done so.

Who is that in the image? whats the story behind this image?

No im just lonely and dont like online games that much compared to in person.

So I decided to make a community out of boredom and because I felt like I wanted to thanks to what you all said. im not sure where to link it at so ill start here? im not sure if ill link it the right way or not?

https://lemmy.zip/c/LowSpecGaming

I would play more rpgs on tha table but i havent had a real group in a while nor do i know anyone willing to play, ive looked but no luck.

Thank you and i hope to make the space i made mostly community-based if possible.

I suppose ill allow this, Im trying to make this a space for the community. It really just depends on what everyone else thinks.

May i ask which model of pi and how much RAM it has?

Thank you for correcting me!

Do you know anything without knifes or sharp object, my family bloodline is accident prone. For some reason im afraid of knifes?

I always like to suggest retro games because most systems can run upto atleast playstaion 1 and before. Im sure there's a way to play something you like via emulation.

I like The Binding of issac for the gameplay because the story is dark. Issac runs smoothly on the low-end machines I have, but ive been told there are worse machines out there.

Thank you for the feedback!

I really should learn 3d modeling for printing?

Thank you it was on the 3rd.

How do i find a charity/place who will take them?

Dont stress about it, we all have real life stuff (including me) or things that get us sidetracked.

Good question! I don’t automatically think paid files are better than free ones. I’ve just mostly printed free stuff so far and now I’m curious to see if some of the paid designs have better fit, features, or instructions for more “everyday use” tools. I’m mainly looking for well‑designed functional prints, so I’m asking where people buy STLs and why they like those sites, not saying free files are bad.

How does freecad compare to tinkercad, i heard tinkercad is more for newcomers?