Yup. I use a Garmin Fenix 6 Pro and I did not connect it to Garmin Connnect (which is basically just a frontend for all the data that i collected on Garmin’s servers).

You don’t get as much history on your watch but it still works perfectly fine. I don’t have notifications on my watch because I don’t want to so can’t attest to that. But otherwise works great.

Kagi is doing something similar. Both for ente and notesnook.

https://kagi.com/specials

Not OP but I used

https://yams.media/

which I thought was pretty easy to setup.

Same here. I thought it was going to be mediocre at best. Still not interested but happy for the people who like such games.

Will it fix the crunchy sound the grass makes? :D

Thank you :)

Is there any backtracking to the bosses or are you straight in again?

I really hope the puzzles are less shit and distracting than in the first one. Lost all interest because of them.

Unskippable cutscenes in Boss fights is such a middle finger to gamers.

Have a look for Makerspace/Hackerspace. I’m sure there are some in London and they probably have a 3D printer.

Here is a good video explaining it

https://youtu.be/GuJ5UuknsHU?si=WNWVw5pc1shhSKya

The Jeff Bezos rowing boat video is a goddamn masterpiece. The amount of effort put into such an absurd project plus his entire side quest about baldness is just art!

In two years they can get the award for “best ongoing game” then, just like Cyberpunk :D

Yes, indie is short for independent but the meaning of “indie” game isn’t as clear cut anymore (was it ever?). As you can see with Dave the Diver.

I watched it at movie festival a month or so ago and I very much enjoyed it.

I had not seen any of the other movies by the director so I didn’t have any expectations whatsoever.

Emma Stone did an amazing job.

That’s fair. Might actually be a good category.

Friends Per Second podcast had an interesting discussion around it. The term Indie isn’t well defined. Maybe never was. Most people probably see DtD as indie even though it had a publisher. A new category could be “independent” which actually has games that were published independently.

I think we might have different expectations here. I think if a company sells a broken game, they should fix it without praise. The consumers paid for it. Specially should they not get an award for that. There should be a category for “most stable release” instead.

Cyberpunk winning best ongoing game is such a joke. Yes, I enjoyed the DLC but if any game with DLC and updates can be part of that category then that category has no meaning at all.

Hell yeah, the first one came out around the time when indie games started to take off. Braid, Limbo, World of Goo, Super Meat Boy.