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You can copy the repo and run your own dev server right now: https://graphite.rs/volunteer/guide/getting-started/

Oh, i see :/ These problems never really occurred to me, but now that you mention it - probably time to switch to QUIK.

What about QKSMS?

The first two features mentioned are also available with OpenBoard (the Helium-Something fork) afaik

On the releases tab of the project ;D

Metro, gorgeous looking Material You themed Music player, fork of RetroMusic, but with all premium features unlocked. All common features you expect from a music player are included.

Yeah, I usually don’t like the difficulty/depth either if it breaks the immersion and feels artificial/forced. Maybe there are some community mods/official settings to change that?

A lot of games unfortunately tend to increase the “difficulty” by making the tasks more tedious, rather than changing the actual gameplay :/ Stalker seems to fit the bill in terms of your criticism.

I think I’ll give it a try anyway, thanks for the insights!

STALKER is also on my wishlist, sitting there crammed between ~60 other games i’ll probably never get to buy/play xD

What do you dislike about it?

thx!

I didnt play seither of the system shock games, but i would recommend Prey (2017) (Currently on 75% Sale) - SciFi / Alien setting with gorgeous gameplay due to the almost perfectly implemented Immersive Sim (Same genre as the System Shock games) mechanics. Its one of those games, that make you feel smart and creative while playing & also gives you such a high degree of freedom, that almost nothing feels forced - there is always another way! Got be one of my all time favourites, currently preparing for my 4th playthrough.

Should also be able to run on weaker hardware.

If you dont mind me asking - how would root improve this Situation? (I’ve got little to non knowledge about rooting)

glhf! Would love to know what you think of the whole game after completion.

Luckily i havent experienced the stuttering issues (Played on PC), but i hope you can get them fixed!

The things that helped me to stay engaged were on the one hand the world/level design (lots of small riddles everywhere, that sometimes involve backtracking & clever Parcour, but also the gorgeous landscape & detailled environments), on the other hand the story and its cute characters! I think giving each area the time it deserved and not rushing through things also helped (Took me around 75 hours to beat the base game).

Maybe Crosscode could fullfill some of your wishes? Though the theme is more on the science fiction side, you can…

• choose between different skill trees & items
• traverse the somewhat open world on multiple paths
• discover hidden quests & locations
• and experience some of the best combat systems i played in the last year.