Felix

Wait

Ubuntu uses GNOME. Xwayland is one of GNOME's dependencies. meaning apt bricked your GNOME for no apperent reason???

Though if your dm breaks, you should still be able to log into a TTY and start your desktop manually. This is what I do for my Hyprland install, since I don't see a reason to use a dm personally.

Meanwhile me who uses Wayland and only has the absolute necessary packages installed to make Xwayland work.

I am a student and can't get into rdr2 either, because I know that I have to play for a few hours to get to a big, epic, story mission. I gave up after the first two missions. For me, the game would've been better if it didn't have an open world, bur rather, you just get send from mission to mission. Like Call of Juareze Gunslinger (which is also western themd), where it's just a bunch of story missions. Nice 5-6 hour adventure iirc.

I think it's time for a true, mainline, spinoff.

Maybe a Xenoblade-like jrpg. Maybe a multiplayer mmorpg style game with a singleplsyer campaign. Or what about a Zelda shooter?

I just wanna see Nintendo go nuts, no matter what the Zelda fanboys say.

Edit: Also lets be honest Nintendo can't keep up with the size of these games. BOTW took an entire console generation and so did TOTK (even though it's based on BOTW)

Damn. Although it's not as good of a discount as Xenoblade DE for 20€ during Black friday in 2020, half a year after this 60€ game came out.

I personally am more of a Nintendo hater. Till I see some random game for too much money. Then I get weak and buy it anyways.

I've got ~60 by now. Though I havn't really touched it in a few weeks. Maybe I should finish it...

I used to use https://metager.org/ as my engine. Although they also have a german version with metager.de which is what I personally used, since it's my native language.

Though I've just personally switched to Startpage as my engine.

I don't know whether I am the only one. But somehow I want the next Nintendo console to fail. I don't know whether it's nostalgia, but I really like the Wii U. Nintendo was trying their damnest to make the system sell well and after the Switch came out. They didn't bother fixing any vulnerabilities, making it very homebrew friendly. Also they got stupid Nintendo fans like me to throw money at them and keep them financially afloat.

And no, I'm not trolling here. This is serious.

I think I can talk for a lot of people if I say, that I'm not really surprised by this decision.

Enter the Gungeon is fun if you like bullet hell And Spelunky 1 and 2 are nice if you want a roguelike as a jump'n'run Although if you want to play Spelunky, definitely start with the first game. The second game is more difficult and more complex.