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GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!.......
GOD DMAIINT PENGLING!! x2.......
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!! x3.......
MORE BOMBS!!!!.......
Put that cookie down!......
Finally... a Normal game...... Ahem......
Wasnt there another name for that game people used at the time???.....
Now thats what I call a hand job......
That games does have a really nice art style.....
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!!! x4........
With so many bomb games im sure you are on a government watch list.......
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!!!! x5......
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!!!!! x6..........
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!!!!!! x7........
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!!!!!!! x8........
GOD DAMMIT PENGLING!!!!!!!!! x9.........
GOD DAMMIT PENLING!!!!!!!!!! x10........ (New Record!!!)......
He saw Taylor Swift in the corporate box......
I didnt set myself on fire at all...... You did it trying to kill me!!!!......
Did what??? *Whistles innocently*......
That is one of my favourite jokes......
Are all facial animations of that quality?
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GODDAMNIT SPIDER!!!!!!!!!! x10
Not that I know of.
It does, and the bouncy little animations are cute, too.
Did not! (Part 2.)
Last edited by Pengling on 29 August 2024 at 11:20 pm UTC
The Find All series is good, too. And then there are all the cat themed games: Hidden Cats in X, A X Full of Cats, Cats and Seek, Cats Hidden in X and Ever Seen a Cat?. Also Cats in Time for a 3d take on the genre that adds small puzzles.
The Cats Hidden in X and Ever Seen a Cat? are smaller games. A X Full of Cats has a hiding mechanics and is generally bigger.
Hidden Cats in X has a main level with two modes – normal and advanced. Advanced adds special cats and people. The special cats unlock bonus levels that feature a different location related to the main theme. The people, like in Find All, cannot be logged in in a random order – only four of them are active at once. Then there is a big bonus levels that has a huge number of people to find.
A web search found a few older discussions of the issue and most of them recommended disabling WLAN or switching into desktop mode. Disabling WLAN didn't help. In desktop mode I the Steam client could not display any windows. Library -> spinning wheel. Settings -> error message. I tried messing with command line options (i.e. -clearbeta -forceupdate -clientbeta steamdeck_publicbeta or steamdeck_stable) without any results. Then I renamed ~/.local/share/Steam which fixed the client, but now my data is inaccessible.
And I found out that they changed the default folder for the library on the SD card. That was a quick fix.
Now I have to figure out which files I can move from the old Steam folder to the new one to bring as much of my data back as possible without re-introducing the problem. Oh what fun…
You may ask: Why did I change the channel? Quick answer: I wanted to see if that brings a newer glibc.
There are 70 MB of log files.