Ah ok. I've been on Nvidia myself for a while now without major issues, though admittedly if I hadn't switched to using a single 4K OLED display, I'd have found the lack of VRR for multi-display a serious issue. I'm still on X11 for now, but I hear the recent explicit sync updates have made for a good experience on Wayland.
It can still be used. However, if the game you want to emulate requires firmware version 18.0, you will need to dump the keys from your console using the latest available version of Lockpick RCM. Place the keys in your yuzu user directory.
github.com
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I guess it's time to look for the Meta discord then.It can still be used. However, if the game you want to emulate requires firmware version 18.0, you will need to dump the keys from your console using the latest available version of Lockpick RCM. Place the keys in your yuzu user directory.
Release Support firmware 18.0.0 · Decscots/Lockpick_RCM
New firmware is out and it brings the master_key_11 generation.
To dump your game, make sure your dumped prod.keys is in /switch/ directory in your sdcard and just use NXDumpTool as usual.
Release nxdumptool-rewrite (latest commit build) · DarkMatterCore/nxdumptool
This pre-release post will always hold a NRO build of the latest rewrite branch commit available at any given moment. Please download the NRO from the asset list below and place it anywhere inside ...
If you don't have access to CFW'd switch or rather to download the ROMs instead, well … I can't really help you there.
… until you DM me on Discord, and I'll try to point you in the right direction.
There's a discord?
Report them. They ban people for toxicity in Deadlock.New personal record for me in Deadlock. Someone with a European accent called me retarded on voice chat in the first match I played. Not even sure what I was doing wrong to elicit that reaction.
First match
Though money is obviously an issue (hell, I can barely afford anything), I've been thinking a lot about the time I have to play all the games I'm interested in. The Steam Deck has helped immensely but even if no more games were to be announced from now on, I don't think I'll live long enough to play everything.Damn
So the next 2-3 months we are looking at...
Black Myth: WuKong
Ragnarok
RDR1
FFXVI
Metaphor
The Veilguard
DQ3 Remake
I've played 10 hours and haven't came across a single rager or flamer yet. Considering I played thousands of hours of Dota, I'm very surprised. I assumed everyone has accepted they suck and aren't bothering getting mad. At the same time I know it won't last as more people get access to the game and an established meta forms.New personal record for me in Deadlock. Someone with a European accent called me retarded on voice chat in the first match I played. Not even sure what I was doing wrong to elicit that reaction.
First match
Good, this was the most egregious one IMO. It caused a noticeable performance dip but could be thankfully skipped. It provided nothing.
That was heartwarming. Thank you for posting it.My vote for greatest Steam review of all time
Aussie Guy played Webbed and it reminded him when he befriended a Brown Jumping Spider.
Steam Community :: penelope cruz :: Review for Webbed
I had no idea how much I needed this. Last year at the peak of the pandemic I was locked down for months in Melbourne, Australia and I spent the entirety of it working from home (I still am). At some point during this time I noticed something on the side of my monitor whilst I was working, and...steamcommunity.com
$80 version purchased.
). We think about paying the bills next month and putting food onto the table. Gaming is part of our life, even as a hobby, it is a great way to catch a breath. Gaming is FUN, and it is wrong to turn gaming into a task to go through or even a second job to manage.
Umberto Eco used to speak in favor of hoarding books, and I think this concept can be applied to videogames as well:
Worst thing is the reward for doing that shit is just an exp item.
yeah i'm skipping the rest of the 100 acre wood stuff, just annoying, i just wanted to replay the game for old time sakes anyway before jumping into the other gamesWorst thing is the reward for doing that shit is just an exp item.
And you won't be able to fully complete it until late game anyways which by then the exp items isn't fucking helpful unless you are trying to get cheevos in the game. But cheevos didn't exist back then when it came out so its such bad game design. Worthless on the hard difficulty and pointless on the easy.
With all that said I did enjoy the page with all the fun little platforming treasure hunts. That was good
One might say this looks like its gonna be....
Yeah this is a much better trailer, but im still not 100% convinced yet. I need to see more of the combat.
There was a literally a command to talk to the dog to make them lick you clean if you got covered in too much blood
It doesn't bother me. Just thought it was kind of funny that it happened in my very first match. Sort of like a Simon & Garfunkel "Hello Dota My Old Friend" moment.
Sir, this gif has a very different connotation from how you are using it here
I'm having trouble getting into PoP. I don't usually play Metroidvania games but this is Prince of Persia so I had to give it a go. It's a well made game but I'm just getting lost on what I'm supposed to do most of the time. I'm not very far in and to be vague/spoiler free, I've reached the part where you get your first new weapon and the upgrade for that weapon but I'm always having trouble figuring out where I'm meant to go. There are so many paths at any given time and I just don't know which ones to follow. I understand this is basic Metroidvania design of having places you can't go to until later in the game but I'm not sure I see where the fun is in endlessly running into dead ends? There's an ingame system to embed screenshots in the map to remind you of important places you want to revisit and it seems like a QOL feature but to me it feels like they're trying to solve a problem they created. There's a golden sparkling trail that is supposed to lead you in the right direction but even that is misleading as it can take you in the wrong direction and then point you to a place you can't go to because presumably you lack the correct upgrades. Also for a game that has a bonfire system where enemies respawn every time you rest, fast travel is a must. I believe this game has fast travel because I've seen one fast travel point so far but no idea how to use it. Assuming it's something that unlocks later.
You can adjust exploration difficulty so it shows you where to go if I remember correctly (I play with all guides turned off). And there is no right way to play it just like any other game. You just need to find what works for you. I love to explore so I basically go I to every corner of the map no matter what. And from what I noticed game tells you where to go (East, West for example). Also you can ask that girl near the vendor for hints where to go and buy maps from her in other parts of the map.It doesn't bother me. Just thought it was kind of funny that it happened in my very first match. Sort of like a Simon & Garfunkel "Hello Dota My Old Friend" moment.
Sir, this gif has a very different connotation from how you are using it here
I'm having trouble getting into PoP. I don't usually play Metroidvania games but this is Prince of Persia so I had to give it a go. It's a well made game but I'm just getting lost on what I'm supposed to do most of the time. I'm not very far in and to be vague/spoiler free, I've reached the part where you get your first new weapon and the upgrade for that weapon but I'm always having trouble figuring out where I'm meant to go. There are so many paths at any given time and I just don't know which ones to follow. I understand this is basic Metroidvania design of having places you can't go to until later in the game but I'm not sure I see where the fun is in endlessly running into dead ends? There's an ingame system to embed screenshots in the map to remind you of important places you want to revisit and it seems like a QOL feature but to me it feels like they're trying to solve a problem they created. There's a golden sparkling trail that is supposed to lead you in the right direction but even that is misleading as it can take you in the wrong direction and then point you to a place you can't go to because presumably you lack the correct upgrades. Also for a game that has a bonfire system where enemies respawn every time you rest, fast travel is a must. I believe this game has fast travel because I've seen one fast travel point so far but no idea how to use it. Assuming it's something that unlocks later.
So yeah, someone help me understand how you're supposed to go about it. Just follow every path and find secrets and dead ends until you stumble upon the correct one? There has to be a better way.
Thank you for posting it. That was a great read. Videogame is definitely a "medicine" to me. Pretty sure that I would have been driven crazy by life if there's no videogame.
