Woops, my bad! Thanks for the addition!

Musescore?

Haha! My apologies and have fun! The last DLC (Ode to Castlevania) is one giant map you gradually unlock to it’s full size!

Have fun! I wrote in that other message I was close to unlocking everything, right? Well, nope! Fulfilling a certain secret led me to unlock more secrets to fulfill! The rabbithole, goes on and on.

And yeah, all the DLC are great IMO.

You’re in for a treat! The game is a literal rabbit hole. The more you play, the more it opens up. I think I’m close to a hundred hours in and my start menu is very different to where you’re at.

It’s literally a self-bought gift which keeps on giving! I’m finally getting close to unlocking everything.

Why’d you go for a US passport considering their globally reaching tax laws?

Any curry spiced ketchup, which is popular in Germany and some adjacent countries. Here in the Netherlands “Hela” seems to be the favourite brand, so anything close to that, either supermarket brand, Heinz, or competitors.

Not a fan of plain ketchup though.

Or rather, Peter Thiel…

(I’m aware of Doofenschmitz, just pointing out who is the non-fictional villain here)

Ehr? It is on Steam? Or is that EU exclusive?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/12140/Max_Payne/

It’s a federation of servers with individual communities, so if a server/community is toxic stop participating in it and find or start an alternative. But most communities are tiny to small.

Edit: spelling

Even those BF and CoD versions are pretty meh compared to earlier iterations IMO. These days I avoid those series.

8-bit Armies/Hordes by Petroglyph? Westwood style RTS games (Dune II, Command & Conquer) by folks who worked on those games.

Edit: never mind, these games are animated IIRC. Just keeping this reaction up in case someone else is interested in these kind of games.

I have my doubts, but I’d like to be surprised. Most works can be only two of: cheap, fast and/or good.

Vampire Survivors on the Switch, Helldivers 2 and Final Fantasy XIV on the PC.

True, since Fairphone’s focus seems to be on fairness in the hardware. I wish they were better on the software side as well.

I don’t recall it was hard to install IodéOS on a Fairphone 4.

Which was only published by them.

Unfortunately Tencent also has fingers in “indie” pies. For example they own up to a third of Larian.

Just a passer-by: why a chromebook? Is their hardware less reliant on proprietary software?

Yup, I have one of those. I’m not sure what the exact build year is, but I think it’s from the mid-90s.

I got in 2006 or so from a thrift store and served me ever since.