bluespin

Well done! Enjoy the rest of the game - it's a special one

Keep exploring around that area. You'll know the item you need when you find it - the only hint I'll give is that you'll be running for your life. Good luck

Well said

It's absolutely possible to balance all of what you've mentioned with a bit of time for yourself. Less than when you're younger, yes, but you can make time for yourself. In fact, I'd say it's the wiser route since it fights general burn out, which is all too easy to fall into given how long that list of responsibilities can be.

I've heard some say they prefer to do something less interactive with the downtime they have, which I competely respect, but saying you can't devote time to personal hobbies as an adult simply isn't true. It just takes more concious effort

Some games tie physics to frame rate, which is exploitable for speed runs. Iirc this game has a few tricks that would be affected

Wow, I didn't realize. I must've been playing on a lower difficulty than I remember. Thanks for clarifying

I enjoyed nearly everything about this game but really disliked how bullet spongey the enemies are, especially on high difficulties. It kept me from enjoying the gameplay and bounced me from the whole series, honestly

Edit: After reading replies, I must have been playing on a lower difficulty. This has inspired me to return to the series and play on a higher setting - thanks to everyone that clarified

With the action camera mode (or whatever they call it) I have it working well on my deck

Fair enough. Every service I run depends on encrypted data, so starting the machine without decrypting isn't worthwhile in my case. I have to decrypt to get everything back up after power loss anyway.

Main advantages I'm aware of for full disc encryption are encrypted swap and system config. Overkill for some use cases so YMMV, but wanting to point out that decrypting at boot can be done.

I may be missing something in your use case. As long as you have the port forwarded you can decrypt from anywhere. Use pub key auth and you're good to go

You can decrypt via ssh at boot. I used dropbear to accomplish that on my machine