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It's especially funny in RE6, because it contrasts with how all the other campaigns had playable, in-universe, part-of-the-story characters for player 2 to control. To the point that playing single player they're still there as dumb NPCs.
And then when Ada is supposed to be solo, everything feels funnier with the bolted-on co-op.
Hell yeah!
Watching girls interact with my cat is the best. They instantly fall in love. Guys do, too, but they don't tend to show it.
I wouldn't mind having that on one of the walls of my apartment.
Oh we did the same.
5 and 6 are a BLAST with a buddy. Throughout 5, we kept randomly asking each other, "oh hey, this is a horror game, right" as the latest ridiculous action bullshit was happening on-screen, and laughing our asses off.
In 6 in particular, in Ada's campaign, she is alone... But since everything had to support co-op, for her missions a character called "agent" shows up. He's just a faceless soldier for player 2 to play as, and every time he disappeared for the duration of a cutscene, and re-appeared for gamplay, it absolutely destroyed us.
Stuff like Ada clearly going through a door, alone, but then him somehow showing up on the other side the second the animation is over, happens CONSTANTLY.
We had this whole head-canon about how he's an Ada simp that's always there, just out of frame, and invisible to all the characters. A mysterius man even more unexplained than Ada.
They're absolutely atrocious RE games, but some of the best fun you can have with a friend.
Gatcha charachter designers creating women so appealing, thousands will pay thousands to virtually interact with them.
I'm down. Recent RE games have been a very fun time.
The more time passes the more 5 and 6 begin to seem like temporary missteps.
This really explains why parts of how Canonical works seem... Disfunctional.
Nextcloud was my thought as well.
Calendar, file storage, and social features. All fairly integrated once you get it set up.
The hurdle would be that setup, getting the right apps installed to get the calendar and social features you want enabled.
And I've not really seen anything that can do calendars better than Nextcloud.
I'd be happy to advise on that, OP.
This community is going to be great. I can feel it.
It is also used for system suspend.
Disabling swap will prevent a system from suspending, which might be fine, but I use it.
And swap isn't some ancient relic. Sure, my 32GB desktop barely uses it, but my home server benefits greatly from having 64GB of swap in addition to 16GB of physical memory. It may not need to use much more than 16GB at any one time, but shit runs a lot better using a giant SSD swap with how many services I run.
System config is case by case, not "current year".
@Dave@lemmy.nz
Suffering from success.