I just started dual booting to see what Linux could do nowadays. And yes, there’s a few games I have trouble playing, but it’s mostly games like Subnautica that gives me trouble. And in all honesty, that game barely works in Windows as it is.
I haven’t had problems with anti-cheats at all. Like, Helldivers 2 runs as well on Linux as in Windows.
I like this idea.
Oh no, you misunderstand. It’s not help you find stuff on your computer.
If they took the first step and worked towards, or remained, independent and selfpublished, that would make it a bit easier.
But Bethesda, Obsidian, InXile and even Blizzard couldn’t sell their asses to Microsoft fast enough once the offer was on the table.
I get you want to support the Devs, but they kinda made their choice. They had independence, some quite successfully, but they sold it.
Maybe it’s time to look for new studios to support and help up to contest with the old buggers?
That is both fascinating and terrifying at once.
Damned male mice and their cheese privilege
I’m gonna guess some are quite old. We’ve been sending shit into space since the 1920s.
Minecraft.
I enjoy a good builder game and ‘Minecraft’ seems to be among the best of them. But I reached a point of being fed up with having to sign-up for various things and creating accounts, just to be able to play a silly game, years ago. And ‘Minecraft’ is still, for some reason, locked behind Microsoft Account Creation.
It’s the same with Obsidians ‘Grounded’ and X-Com 2.
And I simply refuse it.
Even more so if it requires a separate storefront launcher than the one I’m using to pop-up and launch the game. (Looking at you, ‘Origins’…) That’s an instant refund.
That’s both a yes and no. Veggies are good. Overindulgence is not.
Carrots are quite heavy on sugar. Most “root fruits” are.
It’s a typical problem people run into when trying to loose weight via dieting.
Edit: Three carrots a day shouldn’t be a problem though.
Well, I’m fairly certain calling people ‘morons’ and ‘fucking stupid’ isn’t changing anyones minds either.
Quite the contrary. Antagonizing tends to turn people against you.
Point still stands.
Everyone has to figure out what they will/will not tolerate for themselves in the internet ecosystem.
I’m mostly just advocating caution.
just giving you free crypto
If being alive for 40-some years has taught my anything, it’s that companies “Just giving you free anything” should raise red flags.
Even if it is benevolently intended, I’d be suspicious and very cautious about using their products.
I thought the whole downside of chrome permeated anything chromium and any other subset of it.