Can the Index wake/shutdown the lighthouses in the meantime? Haven't used mine in quite a while tbh, but this alone was very disappointing...

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It's quite a nice game, although not nearly as similar to Dorfromanik as i thought. Haven't played it in a while, maybe the Deck support will help with that

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It always puts a smile on my face when greedy corps get some backlash for anti consumer bullshit :)

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Nintendo really doing everything to make sure they will never see a single penny from me. And to ensure i will discourage anyone buying anything from them. Although the last part is harder than you think -.-

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QuoteAccount linking plays a critical role in protecting our players

I'm almost wondering how many dipshits actually buy that kind of PR BS...
I mean if only there was a way to identify steam users...

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Huh, that could actually be really funny ^^
For the normal mode, me and my friends really prefer to play via remote play together, as the "normal real multiplayer" ruins a lot of funny moments because everybody plays at once. But this could finally make it worthwhile that we all bought a copy

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Something like Alien:Isolation in VR?!
It sounds intriguing, but i'm definitely too old for that kind of shenanigans

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Really looking forward to it!
I usually really get into for a while after each bigger update (especially on the Deck), but i'm especially looking forward to see if multiplayer will be as good as i imagine it to be ^^

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Quoting: LachuI prefer to add library on SD card to both Deck and laptop. It was way simpler.

That should not matter in this case:

Quoting: Thomas "GloriousEggroll" CriderThis causes the default path for prefix compatdata and shadercache to change to the default steam install location ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata (or shadercache).

That's new to me, too tbh, but still a nice addition if you have a game where (parts of) the mods reside outside the game folder.

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Wow, some sense - i wish the corporate world would have more of that! ^^

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