Claims not doing it for the money

Starts some crypto scam

Totally makes sense.

Looks like another punishment for buying their games legally. Cracked versions don’t connect to their servers so they wont load ads.

I guess it was a CloudFlare issue because it’s just started to work again.

I don’t quite understand the outrage about this feature because it seems like a reasonable use case.

On the other hand, I haven’t tried it yet but it don’t expect much from this feature after having played around with whisper model some time age and finding out it recognizes German way worse than me, while it’s only my third language.

Check out Helium. It’s what Brave was supposed to be. (And it uses Chromium.)

I recently ditched Manjaro for Debian and it’s amazing. I installed Nvidia drivers as desceibed on Debian’s wiki and have never had to read the wiki since then. Games work fine, system doesn’t break after update, always wakes up from sleep (it was a gamble on Manjaro but mostly didn’t work) and shuts down properly (Manjaro tended to freeze with black screen once it exited DE).

I used to be reluctant about switching to Debian and its derivatives because i read so much about the outdated packages and haven’t had the best experience with pop os but Debian just works and it’s amazing.

FF9 is totally worth playing back to back. I believe it's the best entry in the series.

I'll probably keep on playing Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance and replaying Persona 5: Royal, although I've been craving some PS1 era game.

Screenshot please! I’m curious what it looks like.

There are only 3 games really. All these various versions are just cash grabs because Atlus loves selling same thing multiple times.

Go to Persona 5 Royaj for p5, Persona 4 Golden or the upcoming remake for p4 and for Persona 3 Reloaded or Persona 3 Portable for p3. It doesn’t really make sense to play multiple versions of these games, unless you are super invested in the mechanics, and installments 1 and 2 are quite different games.

Once you’re familiar with these and want to spend more time with the characters, you can try spinn-offs like Strikers or Tactica, but bear in mind they are quite different from the main series.

If you like collecting and fusing demons go to other Shin Megami Tensei games (I recommend SMT3 Nocturne and SMT5 Vengeance). If you want more supernatural high school drama, try PSP version of Persona 2. (Perhaps 1 too but i haven’t played it yet.)

I may be quite off topic but I really don’t get all the comparisons of Yakuza Like A Dragon to Persona series. It sure is an RPG but its battle system is so goddamn boring. There are aspects of building relationships with party member but it so mediocre I didn’t feel I have any impact on what was going on, as if I watched some plain cutscenes and there is no time management aspect. I really wanted to like this game but i ended giving it up halfway because I just wasn’t having fun.

Same here. It doesn’t work on Zen either.

I’m running a 2018/2019 laptop I got in exchange from a friend around 2022 for an old TV and some cash 25€ or so. I doubled its RAM to 16GB a few years ago and it’s just fine. Im not paniny to upgrade it anytime soon. Three only moments I think about upgrading is when NVIDIA fucks up my Linux setup with their new drivers and I dream of switching to AMD instead of figuring out how to fix it.

I’ve been using it on Linux for months and didn’t notice anything weird going on. It’s not my main browser though, so your mileage may vary.

Dude discovers tastes are subjective and hard to describe with numbers.

It fixed itself for me. I’ve just tried it on another website and it works fine.

It definitely longs for some more CSS but I like an idea of an online game which is not designed to take up as much of its players' as it is possible.

Over the last 10 years, I bought 5 digital games and played through dozens of physical. I guess it’s on me.

Why do you assume I haven’t?