Definitely not on Steam Deck.

That's actually really interesting, I had no idea. Do you have a link with the page to that image? It got jpeg'd and I'd like to read more.

Edit: thanks for the links all, really appreciate it.

Try Strawberry, Audacious, and Lollypop. There's a lot of options, it just depends on what you're looking for. I could give better suggestions if I knew what features are important to you.

This is optional and only happens if you check "Simulate Witcher 2 Save" when creating a new game I believe. Just choose no.

I did not realize this game is being made by KT Racing. Their WRC games were kind of yearly copy/pastes and the last one had around two months of updates before it was abandoned.

I won't dismiss this game yet but it has me a bit worried.

Not sure if it has been mentioned already, but, it would be great if this could be set to a PWA so various mobile web browsers could "install" it properly to the device's home screen (like Mastodon does).

Otherwise, I am loving it!

I just randomly thought of this project and logged in specifically to see if there were any updates to it. This is exciting, I'll be sure to follow the project and contribute if I can!

Is there a sort of dev talk chat room going on where people interested could join, share ideas, and get help with making features?

Nope, no microtransactions, not F2P in that sense. Check out the patch notes: https://www.nomanssky.com/2024/02/no-mans-sky-omega-update/

For any client that does not support ListenBrainz but does support Last.FM you can use multi-scrobbler to chain off of it. https://github.com/FoxxMD/multi-scrobbler

Thanks for this, it's so easy to just run this script when I'm curious.

I got the warning "egrep: warning: egrep is obsolescent; using grep -E" so I just swapped that command to get rid of the message.

Truly appreciate you setting this up. I do have a question and readily admit I have not looked elsewhere, but, since you may be offering to answer: could I set up a "private" instance for me and a few friends that closes registration but is open to the rest of the fediverse? I assume so since a lot of the main sites seem to be slowing registration down but I am just curious how it all works. Would be a fun experiment for me.

Also, how difficult is it to manage from a sysadmin point of view?