I’ll have to see if I want to go to the rigamarole of setting up Wallabag on my home server or if I just fall back to using GoodLinks on iOS exclusively and forgo articles on my e-reader.

Count me in the group of people sad to see it go because it made it very easy to get articles onto my Kobo e-reader. There are other ways, but they’re all too labour intensive to be practical. Probably should have seen the writing on the wall, though.

Sounds like a solid B game with a B-game price. I played the demo and really enjoyed it so I’ll probably pick this one up sometime. Assuming the final is similar to the demo, you can also run the game acceptably on the Steam Deck!

Hell of a game tonight. Now all the Jets need to do is figure out how to bring that intensity and pressure to their road game and they’ll have a legitimate chance of taking the series.

When the Jets are playing the game they played all year, they stymie the Stars.

If you still have a mortgage on your home, you’ve lost a lot because you may no longer have equity to cover your mortgage. Which, probably not a huge deal if you actually plan to live in it and not treat it like a medium-term investment. But there can be a tangible loss there.

I fully believe that if they can figure out how to score on the PP again, they’ll be scoring at 5v5 with no issues. But time is ticking. We know the Jets can shut down Dallas, but without the offence they’re just not going to win games.

Tough loss last night; I’ll be interested in seeing the analytics…felt to me while watching that the Jets generally outplayed Dallas but just couldn’t finish. Powerplay needs to succeed when they get the chance and the Jets are getting boxed out hard by Dallas and not changing their PP strategy at all.

Dallas has been riding hot players that find ways to finish in this series, and it’s all the difference for the Jets.

I completely agree that the call was bunk…I could go on and on but I think the league made the wrong call and I think it’s opened itself up to a ton of challenges in the future that will be difficult to deal with because their reasoning is dependent on assuming they know the goaltender’s intent in a play that takes a fraction of a second (this is on top of a dubious interpretation of the rule as is).

I honestly don’t see much comparison at all, to be honest. This doesn’t have a web of skills to unlock nor does it have the rapid-fire pace of a Diablo game. I guess a vaguely isometric 3rd person action game is automatically Diablo?

It’s 1,000% in the Soulsborne category, but with select systems from ARPGs mixed in, and the pains of figuring out how to adapt them are showing, but the potential is huge.

And maybe that’s the thing; coming at this from “I want an alternative to a Souls game” and it lands great. If I picked this up expecting Diablo or Torchlight (ha! I’m old!) or something, I’d be WTF-ing within 8 second of the game starting.

Personally, I picked up NRFTW after the first hotfix for The Breach and I haven’t run into pretty much anything most of the negative reviews are complaining about. There were 100% tuning issues with the original Breach update and they got pummelled for it in the reviews, but in less than a week they fixed 90% of the problems.

It’s an early access game, so no, of course it’s not perfect yet, but it’s a really solid product with a ton of potential that’s fun to play right now.

The problem is that reviews are rarely updated, so right now there’s a ton of reviews that capture a tiny snapshot of the game’s life that don’t reflect where the game is merely a couple weeks after they were left. I’m sure there was a bunch riding on this…they’d been locked up in legal proceedings getting the rights to the game and getting out from under a publisher, and I’m sure part of the hype train around The Breach was to spur a renewed round of funding.

As someone newer to its community, I’m really surprised at how much complaining there is about end game longevity and a bunch of other things that make me want to ask, “You…you know the game isn’t done yet, right?”

Moon Studios took a risk going independent which means two things: (a) they have strong faith that their project can stand on its own, and (b) they are far more sensitive to cash flow now than they were under a publisher. One thing I think they’ll need to work on is their community relations, and it’s a shame because it almost always means we hear less direct communication and more stuff filtered through PR people.

I’ll leave a positive review b/c I’ve played about 10 hours and I’m really enjoying the game in front of me and look forward to the updates coming through the rest of 2025.

Looks like they’re playing Miller & Fleury as the third pair again today. Won’t be surprised if we see that more often through the rest of the playoffs; I don’t think we’re going to need the muscle on the back end in the same way until maybe the cup finals.

I can’t disagree…which sucks. MGSV is easily one of the best stealth action games ever made, it was just subpar as a MGS game.

Tomorrow’s your day! I’m hoping we can take at least 1 game in Dallas. We’ll see how they respond and whether they can counter a dialled in Jets team.

Good to know; thanks for getting back to me!

Based on my experience with Shadow Tactics, I will be getting this month’s bundle for this game alone. Like ST, Shadow Gambit should play great on a controller and be a good fit for the Deck.

I’ve been on a Souls-like kick lately, so the two games I’ve been playing the most recently on my Deck are Blasphemous 2 and No Rest for the Wicked.

Blasphemous 2 I got as part of Humble Choice a bit ago and I’m really enjoying it. Not too difficult, but definitely gives its own unique feel to a metroidvania.

I just picked up No Rest for the Wicked after its recent Breach update and I’ve been loving the gameplay and loop they’ve built. Hope to see more performance improvements for the Deck…it really feels like a game that they should be able to get running much better on the Deck over time, but I am able to get a mostly stable 30 FPS so far.

Have you had a chance to play it since the recent update? They completely re-did the controls on the Deck, right? I’d love to hear how it plays now, I’ve been eying it for a while.

How have you felt about playing CO:E33 on the Deck? The game looks quite good, but I’m really unsure about playing it now on the Deck or waiting until I build a new mid-range PC in the fall/winter.

Do you feel the trade-offs for getting it working on the Deck are worth it?

Loved seeing the Fleury/Miller third line last night. No big mistakes and contributed to the pressure the Jets were able to apply in the O-Zone. Dallas isn’t playing in a way that really needs Schenn or Stanley’s size; I hope we see this pairing in more games.

Boys are all going to need ice packs after tonight’s tilt. Sheesh! Why did the All-Star games suck so much compared to this?