I guess it's personal preference. I prefer for choices I make in the story to affect the outcome. If my gameplay has an affect, I feel like I'm being forced into a playstyle. I know it's stupid, but I have trouble getting out of that thought process.
For me it's similar to why I can never get into bayonetta or devil may cry, the scoring system for each encounter stresses me out. I just want to have fun
You get a bad ending if you kill too many people, and the non-lethal option is just the chokehold for the most part. I bailed for the same reason the first few times I tried to play through the game. The morality system is really the games only critical flaw (or they need more non-lethal options)
I think it depends on the distro. Nixos is pretty bad for this if you want to try out a project that is really new. If you wait a month or two a flake usually comes out somewhere.
Thank you! I've been stuck with Gboard since there are no good 9-key japanese input apps, but this one was instantly usable! This + futo seems like it'll be a good setup for me.
I recently gave this a shot and it's cool but not perfect. You can't delete files (you can only permanently delete with Ctrl + del), and you lose the windows right click menu so things like tortoisesvn no longer work.
Thanks for clarifying, that makes a lot more sense (although still personally hard to believe. I feel like there would need to be a better immersion of all senses for that to occur). Kind of reminds me of Cotard's syndrome.
I'm in the same boat, it's really hard for me to believe this is a real thing and not people being overly dramatic. VR is nowhere near close to tricking me that it's real, but I understand everyone has a different barrier to being immersed.
Kind of similar to how phantom sense in VR chat communities strikes me as being a complete fabrication and everyone has to be in on the joke together.
The article seems to touch on this saying patent offices struggle to find prior art since they look at previous patent documentation, not previous games.
FreeCad was crashing on average every two minutes when I tried using it last month. I really want to like it but crashes need to be toned down...
Edit: everyone is saying stable builds are fine, but I was just using whatever nixos had packaged. I'd assume that's the stable build but may be wrong.
Also, amd system with up to date drivers so that's not my issue. Maybe sketches are just unstable?
I feel like sadly a lot of companies recently have decided good will isn't worth anything for them. It's not a viewpoint I agree with, but actions of many companies point in that direction.
I'm not gonna disagree with you there, but personally sacrificing a bit of immersion here would be IMO more fun. I'm too extrinsicly motivated.