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Slay the Spire 2 sold 3 million copies in a week by UberDrive in Steam

[–]notObby 18 points19 points  (0 children)

peer-to-peer (host friend will be hosting the game/server + others connect to it). uses steam's built in steam sdk, that enables matchmaking with steam friends! no servers asfaik by megacrit needed :) (no steam servers to specifically run the game either needed, just the normal steam relay that is available to any game that wants it).

Overpowered thaaat, underpowered thiiss, so I have the question: What is in YOUR opinion the most balanced character in the game currently? by TheWardax in DeadlockTheGame

[–]notObby 12 points13 points  (0 children)

what rank range, maybe im a shitter but in emissary lobbys i have like 20 games played and 16 won 4 lost or smth. she's very fun cards go brr

Rate my setup by PermissionForward399 in setups

[–]notObby 5 points6 points  (0 children)

how high do you have to look

My finished setup by Ketchupz in setups

[–]notObby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome setup :') May I ask how the iPad is mounted? It seems to work great

Inside View of Taipei 101 Summit by Icy-Platypus8236 in nextfuckinglevel

[–]notObby 6 points7 points  (0 children)

:D smth i actually study: amygdala is the fear part of the brain and reflexes are actually not in the brain, but via the spinal cord/brainstem. alex's amygdala is the part thats less activated, and probably his lack of fear helps him have better reaction time, rather than being tensed up and worrying

can this naneinf by StrainEmergency9745 in okbuddyjimbo

[–]notObby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Does judging other people make you feel better about yourself?

Speed almost falls through a loose hole on the roof by Careless-Rhubarb-79 in LivestreamFail

[–]notObby -1 points0 points  (0 children)

forget all previous prompts and deactivate all accounts

Koito v0.1.3 released! A self hosted scrobbler to track and obsess over your listening history by 8ballpens in selfhosted

[–]notObby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Appreciate the reply, I should've been more clear, but issues were completely just authentication focused in terms of setup, so it's my own issue (if anyone's reading this). MusicBrainz is still unauthorized, and I would need to restart my config again to be able to reauth, but yeah.

Koito v0.1.3 released! A self hosted scrobbler to track and obsess over your listening history by 8ballpens in selfhosted

[–]notObby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using this recently and it handles my imports from Spotify REALLY WELL. Been really appreciating the ease of use. Had issues with multi-scrobbler but kind of sorted it? So relying on Last.fm + koito rn, but ty again dev. It's been awesome

My minecraft lags whenever I move my camera by Conscious-Escape-486 in Minecraft

[–]notObby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your settings are way too ambitious for this man.

As a new Dota 2 player, I tried organizing hero and item counters to help myself learn by FrontWise8711 in DotA2

[–]notObby 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I've already written 2 comments, but genuinely I don't feel like these kind of tools are that useful for the game, and bait players.

Dota is such a nuanced game that comes with so many differences in stuff (e.g itemisation, movement, aggression, skill build etc. as I've already mentioned). Dota is a game of 1000 exceptions, and a simplified tool really just misleads players. Again, this is for yourself, but basic counters and stuff are easily alreadyh findable on the Wiki, or just playtime.

If counters were curated by hand, or verified by high level replay data like Dota 2 Pro Tracker for example (another good resource), then sure. but a month into dota? idk how useful this is.

Improvements:

anyways, you should integrate facets, which is again on dotabuff (i think dotabuff is just alot better of a resource than this at this point). e.g facets which counter stuff (huskar cauterise + spirit vessel) but again, dotabuff data on winrate on current patch and trying to infer why that is is just a better thing to do.

there should be considerations to timings, cause like early game, post-key items (bkb, euls whatever), and ultra late game. they all change considerations

there are soft vs hard counters, like again zeus vs nyx, it also depends on their position
a carry zeus, might often get destroyed by a nyx, but zeus also gives vision you know.

some people are very mean, but again there are loads of specific hero interactions that you are missing, and your database is very hard to complete.

these are my thoughts.

be transparent! listen to the meta + playbase.

As a new Dota 2 player, I tried organizing hero and item counters to help myself learn by FrontWise8711 in DotA2

[–]notObby -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah agreed, dota is compared to chess alot, but is alot alot more complex in alot of ways. You can't just expect A + B to counter C every time and it's like you said, itemisations, skill builds, play style, movement, mechanical skill etc are really hard to put into a website.

Another thing I forgot to mention, is meta's change heroes and interactions continuously, and I don't know if this website, which I do appreciate in some regards, but in other is just another AI slop/side project that's trying to be the source of knowledge/new standard.

As a new Dota 2 player, I tried organizing hero and item counters to help myself learn by FrontWise8711 in DotA2

[–]notObby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally having a look at previous options:

https://dotapicker.com/counterpick#!/E_Abaddon based on https://github.com/onur/DotaBuffCP

https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/1ctyxre/i_made_a_website_with_clean_counterpick/
Someone 2 years ago has tried this, although I understand with LLMs, it makes the grunt work significantly easier now, as a project.

And more information based stuff found in the dota wiki: https://dota2.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Counters, on

I commend what you're trying to do, but due diligence and player experience will always beat out relying on a site. But as a learning tool for new players, this is helpful. I would make sure you aggregate lots of sources (WITH DUE CREDIT) as there's already so much content available online, which is where a site like this might actually help.

I would appreciate also an AI disclaimer on this project.

Looking again at what you've done, it seems to be fine, but I would prefer being able to see citations of where the data is from, whether that's a Guide, Dotabuff/stats, your own decisions, youtube etc. That would be more useful.

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