MkVI "Corvus" is where it's at for me
I got Perimeter, and was like the only one in my LAN group to do so. It was a great game with its twist, the perimeter mechanic was awesome, and with an oddly melancholy single player vibe.
Disclaimer: I haven't played Sins for like, 6 years or something. But it's definitely Stellaris-lite. I much prefer Stellaris to get my MOO2 kick. My main recollection of Sins tho was that it was very buggy, and as a result I was never able to complete a game without it crashing!
Oh man I used to love this band. Totally forgot about them for like 15 years it feels like until I saw this post!
Visceral is indeed the word - the in-cockpit views with the squeaks and groans of stressed metal, the vibration of the camera, it is a world apart from the usual Hollywood "technology in the background". First Man really emphasised the risk and cutting-edge nature of Neil's career, culminating in the often confusing rotating and pitching view from the LM to Tranquility Base.
I feel personally attacked...!
This sounds right up my street (why I'm here, so to speak). Will check it out, thanks for posting!
Love the polished metalwork on the tank as well as the leather case! Looks great!
As nice as the Ducati is, I was speaking to a guy yesterday who dailyed his Z900 and rated it extremely highly. The Scrambler has its own appeal though...
RIF is working logged out, which is a bit surprising since u/TalkLittle pulled the API key
Put it down to Reddit jankiness
Think it was a (temporary) issue with Connect - seemed to work with Jerboa
I'd be interested in this too tbh. r/collapse did some of that, but was a bit too catch-all with other topics as well.
He's doing one for Tildes apparently but I'd love to see one for Lemmy
Getting an error on Connect for Lemmy - no community with that name "MICROCONTROLLERS" could be found
I'm currently working my way thru prehistory season of Tides of History by Patrick Wyman (Fall of the Roman Empire guy). Came out in 2020, and I'm really enjoying the detail it goes into.