Hey thank you for the heads up! This is awesome!
Cheese Enchiladas
My only big complaint is there still isn't anyway to save posts and comments. I can't even view the stuff I've saved using other apps for Lemmy.. this is extremely disappointing! It's one of the biggest things I enjoy doing, building up a library of posts and comments to enjoy and show friends and family irl.
This would be my ranking and assessment as well. The only thing hampering Wefwef, for me right now at least, is that all saving/bookmarking is broken at the moment. I'm sure it'll get fixed, but that's kinda a big deal. Other than that, it's great!
I hope it's fixed soon. This app is really nice. It's annoying to have to open a different app and track down the post or comment I want to save.
It's my favorite, and the only one out of all of them, (Elden Ring included) that I keep returning to and playing through again. The Covenant of Champions mechanics, the bonfire acetics and the adaptability (ok yes soul memory sucks) are all important things in my mind.
The atmosphere and eerie setting is perfect. Also I think most people just absolutely love the Majula peaceful music.
The Wefwef app on Android has all these options in it's search feature: by Post, comment, community, or user.
I picked up Vagrus: the Riven Realms and Roadwarden. Both "CYOA" primarily text RPGs. The writing in Vagrus in particular is amazing and drenched in lore.
I was 14. It was in a "truth or dare" game with highschool friends. 9th grade boys with 11th grade girls. I dared a girl to have sex with me in some random apartment swimming pool at 2am. Can't even remember her name, it was back in the nineties.
Disco Elysium has already been mentioned. Here are some more to that are similar. Perhaps more "CYOA" style than just visual novel or walking sim.
RoadWarden
Vagrus: the Riven Realms
Cyberpunkdreams
Dagon
Shadowgate
Citizen Sleeper
Vampyr, RoadWarden, & CyberPunkDreams
Narrator: It won't
Tried a few of these apps so far. Connect is really nice! It seems really snappy, and got it mostly working just like how I'd had RIF setup before.
Tried a few of these apps so far. Connect is really nice! It seems really snappy, and got it mostly working just like how I'd had RIF setup before.