[–] 0 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Multitasking on mobile is a myth. Brand new tablet, trying to install a game on GameNative, only 2 apps open, start downloading the game, 2% progress, switch back to browser, thinking, well, let's browse something while it finish downloading, switch back to GameNativ 5 minutes later, progress still at 2%.

Same history with every app, Jesus, laptops also work on batteries, are often more powerful so they consume more yet the have actual multitasking.

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  • [–] 5 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    Thanks for the answer! I never got into survival genre precisely because of what you say that in kind of looks like a job and I certainly more on the casual side of gaming, love sinking hours in the games i love but don't want to do research or have a side job. In order to enjoy them.

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    Hi everyone! Yesterday I was checking the demo of Acrolyte, a pixel art metroidvania. The think I liked the most was the controls scheme, it was like the old game Abuse, keyboard for movement and mouse for aiming. So my question is, do you know any other modern (or not as modern) games that are similar? As in side scroller where you aim with the mouse. Doesn't matter if it is 2D, 2.5D or pixel art.

    Cheers!

     

    Hi! I've been using Boost on my Android phone for years now, back to when it was for Reddit too. It's perfect. I used Voyager on my iPad but now that I switched to a large Android tablet I'm facing an issue with the poor quality in the cards feed when in portrait mode. I'm aware of the split view on landscape mode but I'd rather use it in portrait.

    I have enabled the HQ image download in the settings but, as implied, it only affects the images once you tap on them to enlarge. I understand that loading full size images in the feed is not an option since some are up to 5 MB or more, but maybe an option in settings for slightly larger or better quality images? Or maybe a new card type that doesn't go full width, similar to how Voyager does?

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