Ahh is this why the FPS counter quadrupled in size the past few days?

One thing I'd really love is a keyboard AND Steam Overlay shortcut to quickly enable/disable it. I'm trying to get out of the habit of paying too much attention to FPS, but it's handy to have when problems arise

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Awesome! Been looking for a nucleus coop alternative for many years now. Don't actually have a TV PC anymore, but planning on getting one again soon. This will be great even for games like COD, the built in splitscreen is awful and restricted depending on which game. Exciting!

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> Added ultrawide monitor support for up to 48:9 monitors

48:9!?? That's insane

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Are you planning on playing it on PS5 or wait until it releases on PC?

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I played this many years ago, I think it came with some distro at the time. It was cool enough then, but I might actually revisit it - not as much a fan of minecraft these days but it sounds like there's so many cool actual new ideas and QoL features in VoxelLibre to try out. Is there any multiplayer yet?

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Haha no way i'd given up on this ever coming to linux, they said they wanted to support it years ago now and I thought it seemed like a really cool idea of a game. Excited to finally try it, but I've been following it the whole time and it seems completely dead

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Anyone else been getting a really laggy interface when on Steam Big Picture Mode? I use BPM frequently for local coop at home. No other issues; games run fine, PC runs fine, hardware shows no outlandish % utilisation or temperatures. Just seems like a 20 FPS cap on big picture mode added in an update or something. Not enough of an issue that I remember it to research past my local coop sessions, but a tiny bit irritating.

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Genuinely asking here, what is the path forwards for this situation? I do not see how it can be solved. I love linux and the fact it is completely open, but that of course means it's also undoubtedly going to be easier to be malicious in. I will never switch to windows as I haven't for the few decades I've been alive (and we never had many of these games working on linux without a headache back then, aside from ID software <3). I am wondering however if my playable library is going to keep dwindling when it comes to multiplayer games. I love PVP shooters; I have many hours in Titanfall 2, COD WWII, Urban Terror & Wolfenstein, Q3A, even a chunk in Apex and Battlefield 4/V/1 which of course is no longer possible to play.

Unless something like PlaysafeID actually takes off - and let's be real, how many of us really want to submit our ID to play games? I don't see the pathway to take. Server side anticheat is unfortunately a dream (Poor Counter Strike), and cheats only keep getting more sophisticated. Is this problem solvable?

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Quoting: Liam DaweKilling Floor 2

Oh wow I have a couple hundred hours in KF2, man I'm dumb!

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What is the game on the thumbnail for the article? I recognise it but can't put a name to it and it's confusing me to hell hah.

This is a nice big selection of games - I've never tried Amazon's launcher for games before, usually only grab their GOG ones. Not that I have prime anymore, though this does make it tempting. I also still have yet to create an Epic account, though with all the freebies over the years I'm wondering if I'm shooting myself in the foot by doing so haha.

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