u/Patamaudelay

Petit coup de gueule sur les fiches de postes que je vois actuellement.

Je me doute pas que certaines personnes sont vraiment passionnés et aiment bien travailler sur des projets de dev en rentrant du travail, faire de l'open source etc... Mais est ce qu'on peut rester sur le fait que c'est des cas niche et ne pas banaliser ça ?

A quel point le délire du "github actif" ou "lien github" qui est marqué comme optionnel dans beaucoup de fiche de poste, est pris au sérieux ? Les recruteurs s'attendent vraiment à ce qu'on code tous en rentrant du travail ? J'ai même des RH en entretien qui me disent " hésite pas à venir avec tes projets github ". Pardon mais quoi ?

Je sais pas, perso j'avoue trouver ça assez lunaire de demander ça. Et si on a des hobby différents ? Ils attendent vraiment à ce qu'on pisse du code 24h sur 24 ?

Mon compte github est complètement mort. Le taff me prend déjà assez de mon temps libre comme ça. Dans le milieu de l'ingénierie j'ai l'impression que c'est le seul domaine concerné. Imaginez 2 secondes qu'on demande à un ingénieur en génie civil si il s'amuse à dessiner des plans chez lui sur son temps libre.

Pourquoi je ferais ça au juste ?

Voila désolé pour ceux qui ont des compte github actif, aucune hostilité envers vous ahah. Mais j'ai l'impression que du coup ça a complètement détruit l'exigence des recruteurs.

Dans un futur proche, le job moyen sera inatteignable pour la personne moyenne car elle demandera trop de qualification.

Ce qui en résultera c'est un taux de chômage de + de 50%, presque plus aucune consommation, donc une grosse majorité de boîte qui risque de couler.

Pour empêcher ça, il n'y aura aucun autre choix que de créer un revenu universel ( créé à partir d'un taxe sur l'automatisation par exemple ) , et personne ne s'y opposera. Pas Jeff Bezos car personne n'aura le pouvoir d'achat pour s'acheter des conneries sur Amazon, ni ton propriétaire car il ne pourra plus louer son logement, ni toi ou moi qui auront besoin d'un revenu pour vivre normalement.

Donc je suis très optimiste et j'espère être la et assez jeune quand ça arrivera.

Les gens pourront enfin se consacrer à des choses enrichissantes, suivre ou développer des passions, se consacrer à l'Art, au sport, à ses amis, sa famille. Et je pense que dans ce futur, on regardera notre époque de la même façon que l'on regarde aujourd'hui, celle d'avant les congés payés, les retraites, les 35h etc.

Hello,

I am hesitant on playing LOTRO with a subscription. I already played this game a bit following the storyline. I remember the game had really stunning scenery, might be the best zones I have ever seen in any MMO honestly. I played back when they released new servers without expansions, I think it was maybe 2 years ago. There was a lot of people, the world was alive, it was really cool.

But I stopped after maybe 10 hours because I tought it was a lonely experience. I expect my MMOs to be social, to force people to create groups organically, interact with each others.... But it wasn't like that. I didn't even find a dungeon, raid .... It was only a linear quest and that's it.

I am usually a WoW Classic player, and in this game there are some elite quests where people need to group, dungeons you have to travel on foot wich create fantastic encounter with opposite factions sometimes, guilds have a real impact on the economy etc ...

With my small playtime it is maybe too soon to judge the game mechanics. So how does the journey feels ? Is it linear and lonely the whole time ? Is there a point where the game is more organic with player interactions ? Is the progression rewarding ? For example I think this game have housing, is it something that merge with the leveling experience well ? Or just some visual endgame bonus ?

Thank you

Hello,
I just moved to a new continent with a working permit, it’s a very stressful period because i no longer have a revenue, I am young without a lot of money, so it’s like I have a timer above my head. I am sending resumes everywhere to get a job.

In the meantime, I need something to get the stress out. As I don’t want to spend too much money until I have a job, I mostly stay home. So I need a game that will make me a literal addict, that release all the stress.
My usual game for this is WoW Classic. But with the imminent announcement of Classic+ at Blizzcon, I will wait.

It can be solo, multiplayer, I don’t really care. The last game that got me addicted like this was Subnautica, I finished it maybe 3 months ago. Insane game.

Also, please no roguelites or survivors

Salut,
J’ai déménagé au Canada cette semaine et j’ai du laisser ma tour gaming en France. J’aimerais la vendre pour m’en refaire une ici.

Voici la config :

- Carte graphique : RTX 4070
- Processeur : AMD Ryzen 5 7600X
- RAM : 32gb DDR5 Corsair Vengeance
- Carte mère : MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk Wifi
- Ventirad : BE QUIET! Pure Power 12 M 650W
- Stockage : 1920 Go SSD M.2 NVME et 1 To SSD.
- Boîtier : Corsair 400D Airflow Noir

Acheté fin 2023 sur top achat a 1700€.
Avec l’explosion des prix, j’ai du mal à savoir combien je pourrais le vendre. J’ai l’impression qu’au prix neuf ça serait bon ? Étant donné que j’ai besoin de me refaire un PC ici avec les nouveaux prix en plus…

Merci

Hello,

I am moving from France to Canada and I was wondering what to do with my gaming PC.

Either I sell it in France for maybe 1300€ I think ( with the Ram price increase ) and then buy a new one in Canada for 1500€ budget.

Or I ship it across the Atlantic.

But I fear that I gets broken during the trip. I know how courriers toss around stuff and even if I remove my GPU and let’s say put it in my luggage, that it gets damaged.

Has anyone been in this situation ? What do you think is the better thing to do ?

Hello,
It’s my first time playing Freelancer, and until now I have only used the right click that fires all weapons simultaneously.
But as I progress into the game, I see that there are weapons that are mostly effective on shields for example.
So I would like to put these anti shields weapons on group 2 and the others on group 1.

But when I bind the « fire weapon group 1/2… » key on the menu, it only fires one bullet, and I can’t hold the key to fire continuously.

Is this a bug ? It makes creating weapon group not really useful unfortunately.

I play with the HD Edition
Thank you !

Basically Elite Dangerous but for babies ?

I am all about immersion when it comes to space games. I don’t need a complex flight system, action packed gameplay etc…

I already tried like 10 times No Man’s Sky but the gameplay loop always bore me so fast. I struggle to find some goals to chase because I feel like the progression in this game is only about making your stuff like takeoff trusters, oxygen etc… consume less ressources and that’s it.

This is night and day.
And I can’t believe people used to say that it was normal and how we used to play before lmao.

People like me who dropped the BO1 port especially because of this issue, it’s time to go back

It’s either Nuketown/Hijacked/Raid/Standoff or the whole lobby leaves. And with the broken matchmaking, you are forced to leave too.
With this map variety, I feel like I am becoming more and more stupid playing this game. It’s getting boring so fast.

I am almost prestige 1, and I Think after this one I will go to Bo1, because for a reason, I don’t have this issue on this one.

You have a special brainrot playlist Nukejacked for those maps so stick to it

I swear each time it is not Hijacked, Nuketown, Slums or Standoff, the whole lobby leaves.
They are some DLC maps that I still never ever played because back in the day I didn’t had all DLCs.

Your game must be so boring to play only on 4 maps

Bonjour,
Je voudrais savoir si il existe une solution pour mon cas.
J’ai vendu une paire de chaussures 80€, envoyé dans la boîte originale, par la poste.

L’acheteur a déclenché un litige en disant que les chaussures envoyés ne sont pas celles de l’annonce. Il a joint des photos qui sont juste une paire de chaussure à lui, mises dans la boîte.

Apparement ça suffit pour que Vinted me demande de rembourser l’acheteur. J’ai que 3 options : remboursement partiel, renvoi, remboursement total. Aucun moyen d’appeler une assistance ou quoi.

J’ai entendu pleins d’histoires similaires avec des photos IA. Donc si c’est si facile que ça d’arnaquer des vendeurs, je vois même plus l’intérêt de vendre sur Vinted.

Est ce que c’est fini pour moi ?

Hi everyone!

I'm currently discovering Suikoden through the Remaster collection that includes both 1 and 2. I'm about 4 hours into the first game, and I'd like to know what the most "efficient" way to approach it is.

The reason I'm asking is that I'm already recruiting a lot of characters, and I'm wondering how I'm supposed to manage all of them.

How do you usually play with such a huge roster? Do you stick to a small core team of, say, around 10 characters and rotate them occasionally? Or do you even keep the same 6 characters for the entire adventure (if that's possible)?

If I focus on a limited team, will I miss out on anything? Is it better to use as many different characters as possible? On the other hand, if I try to keep everyone up to date, I imagine buying equipment, runes, and even leveling them up, for all of them could become a real headache.

Besides that, I'd love to hear any general tips you have, whether it's about useful items, character optimization, or anything else that would help a first-time player that got his ass kicked by the Zombie Dragon in the castle ahah.

Thanks a lot!

For me Elder Scrolls games are about immersion and exploration.

My favorite one is Morrowind because of its alien world, mysteries, and rewarding exploration.

Do you have any favorite alternatives to play ? I was playing Gothic Remake recently, I like the OG game, just like the Remake, but I think it's a game that fall flat after the first Chapter. And as I already finished the OG, I stoped playing the remake after that.

I have tried them all, WoW Retail, FF XIV, TESO, GW2, SWOTOR etc ... They all bore me after 3-4 hours and I have to force myself.

They're all terrified of introducing even the slightest bit of challenge, any real resistance, or making the world feel even a little intimidating. Why is this so deeply ingrained in the modern MMORPG genre? And why does everyone seem to act like it isn't a problem?

I mean, single-player RPGs have been hugely successful this generation, and every one of them offers a meaningful level of challenge: Baldur's Gate 3, Elden Ring, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Kingdom Come, even Starfield ... These are all recent games that achieved massive success and were praised by both players and critics. And it's not just because of their stories or gameplay systems, but also because of their balance, which makes character progression genuinely satisfying.

At the heart of any RPG is the feeling of becoming stronger, upgrading your gear, and optimizing your character. What's the point of investing in those systems when every enemy dies in two or three spells and barely scratches you? ESO is probably the worst offender thanks to its world-wide level scaling, which completely undermines the very concept of levels. You end up gearing up not because it lets you overcome tougher challenges, but simply to avoid being penalized by the game. Honestly, it's absurd.

FFXIV has a great crafting and gathering system, but crafted gear is practically worthless throughout the game because the game is so easy. And it's the same story in every modern MMO. At this point, I genuinely don't see the purpose of having levels or gear progression anymore.

I'm not asking for Elden Ring levels of difficulty. I just want gear and leveling to actually matter, and for the world to feel dangerous when it's supposed to.

Let's take the opposite example: WoW Classic.

You start in Elwynn Forest, the human starting zone. If you wander a little too far north and try to fight the Defias boss, you get absolutely destroyed. A pack of three mobs, or even two? No chance.

Now come back to that exact same area three or four hours later. You've got a new sword, a new spell, boots with better armor, and maybe even a potion. Suddenly, the Defias boss is no longer a threat. If you manage your resources well, you can even handle packs of three mobs.

You can feel your character growing stronger. It's satisfying. Your character has mastered the entire starting zone, and now you're ready to move on to Goldshire.

There, you learn blacksmithing and mining. You start crafting your own gear, giving you an edge over the equipment sold by NPCs. With your superior gear and your new defensive spell, you're able to solo caves that would have been impossible before.

That's what an RPG should be.

Well-balanced modern MMORPGs simply don't exist.

Hi,

I am looking for an RPG with a great sense of adventure and beautiful fantasy environments, and possibly that is not too long.

What is the general opinion on this game ? Is it worth playing ? What are the pros and cons ? I feel like this game is kinda forgotten, any reason why ?

Hello,

I am usually a WRPGs enjoyer, while I played some JRPGs, I am still inexperienced in the genre.
The ones I have played are Final Fantasy VI, VII OG and both remake part 1 and 2, IX, X, Chrono Trigger, and I just finished Xenoblade Chronicles 1.

I really really enjoyed all Final Fantasy games, I think my favorite is VI but it’s so hard to pick one. I love their world, their atmosphere, especially X that felt like a real journey with beautiful scenery, architecture.
I also loved Chrono Trigger, the pacing of the story was perfect, I loved the fact that it was « short », the time travel bring so much variety to the bestiary, characters and stuff, the balance allowed me to finish the story without grinding, a game that really respected my time.

Xenoblade was kinda disappointing for me. Heard a lot about its story. But it didn’t resonate with me, I felt that the characters where bland, and the pacing of the story was way too slow and way too concentrated towards the last chapters. The game felt way too long for me too.
However I liked the scenery, and the setting that was very original.

For the next game, I am really looking forward these and I would like your opinions on wich to begin first :

Skies of Arcadia : I love the world setting, it feels like this game could scratch my itch for pure adventure, sense of journey, game.

Suikoden 1 : The large cast of characters, and the base management seems very cool. A bit afraid to find the setting a bit boring because from what I have seen it’s based on China, so might not be very exotic ?

Chrono Cross : as I really loved Chrono Trigger years ago when I played it, I was thinking why not playing the sequel now ? I have heard very different opinions on this one, seems very different from Chrono Trigger. Every screenshot I see of this game look so good, I love the Colors, the lagoon core aesthetic. Don’t know much about it though.

Hey,

I just got a switch 2 this week. I connected my Nintendo account, I downloaded Skyrim that I bought years ago when I had my Switch 1, but when I launch the game, it’s asking me to buy it.

Any idea why this happens? The Nintendo account is the same as before