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Cake day: June 10th, 2023

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  • Imported from elsewhere: Every few years I download a windows 98 emulator and install my copy of the 90s Blade Runner game, and see if I can replay it. But it always crashes at the same point early on (using the “enhance!” thingy) and is unplayable. When I search it up there’s all kinds of posts of people stuck at the same point and somehow nobody has been able to find a way to fix it.

    It’s too bad, that game was a lot of fun. The branching plot and randomization of who turns out to be a replicant made each playthrough unique.

    Okay this is weird. This post was about a new Blade Runner game when I started typing it but it turned into someone asking about grindy games for his wife? Is Lemmy like hogwarts staircases?


  • Every few years I download a windows 98 emulator and install my copy of the 90s Blade Runner game, and see if I can replay it. But it always crashes at the same point early on (using the “enhance!” thingy) and is unplayable. When I search it up there’s all kinds of posts of people stuck at the same point and somehow nobody has been able to find a way to fix it.

    It’s too bad, that game was a lot of fun. The branching plot and randomization of who turns out to be a replicant made each playthrough unique.

    Okay this is weird. This post was about a new Blade Runner game when I started typing it but it turned into someone asking about grindy games for his wife? Is Lemmy like hogwarts staircases?




  • undefined> Use this to search for a community in order to subscribe. You can omit the bang (‘!’), but then you will only find the community if another lemming of your home instance has already discovered it. To discover it, you have to bang it.

    In short, searching for !com@ins.tance is like searching for com@ins.tance with added functionality and no downsides (as far as I’m aware of, still learning).

    This is very important for lemmings on small instances. Lemmings on big instances often don’t need to use the bang, because someone else from their home instance has likely already discovered.

    I feel like I’m in the 1990s trying to set up everything through a VCR