I agree that video game narratives are, on average, way worse than in other media, but... This post is like a script for a CinemaSins video on an entire medium. There's a conversation to be had about the quality and originality of storytelling in video games and why gamers are so quick to praise mediocre narratives, but I dunno if glib one-paragraph summaries of "types" of video game stories (with no examples!) do much to advance that conversation.
The AUR still has a lot of niche software that hasn't been Flatpakked, but yeah. Flatpaks are way more convenient, especially for large software where AUR compilation can take a long time.
Have you heard of the obscure indie gem Witcher 3?
But in all seriousness, Ctrl Alt Ego. It's a fun and unique "immersive sim" style game (think System Shock or Deus Ex) developed by two people, with the new mechanic of being able to possess some objects and enemies in the environment.
It depends which specific product you get, but a lot of it is just generically meatesque protein. I find their sausage rolls are indistinguishable from similarly priced pork sausage rolls, but the mince is more of a substitute than an imitation. It doesn't have the same texture, so you can easily tell it's not meat. I quite like using it for stuff like chilli con carne tho
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