Quoting: CatKillerThat's a lot of work fixing other people's bullshit launchers.

Valve should charge them! :woot:

The amount of hoops you are forced to jump through as a modern gamer keeps baffling me. It is a sign that these companies couldn’t care less about the troubles their customers have to go through as soon as the credit card details landed in the inbox.

- ‘Won’t anyone think of the customers, please?’
- ‘No, we only care for what’s inside their wallets!’

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Quoting: hardpenguin

How Steam Play/Proton makes Gaming on Linux awesome - Thomas Crider (Proton-GE, Nobara, Red Hat, Lutris).

That's GloriousEggroll!

Should have called the talk 'How Steam Play and especially the formidable GE-Proton makes Gaming on Linux awesome' and then just pretend to have never come across the term 'glorious eggroll'.
'Never heard of it. Sounds dope though!'

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I don't comprehend why the fluctuations tend to grow stronger recently.

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Quoting: Jpxe[...] or actively buying some companies to fix the problem.

That's beneath them. (Obligatory disclaimer: Valve is a company who wants your money and who is not your friend. That being out of the way, Valve is not EA. They're not the same.)

Besides, Electronic Arts does something that actively disregards and hurts their customers and they couldn't care less while doing it? The public is totally flabbergasted. Oh, the humanity!
It's business as usual for Electronic Aids, the limited feelings they have for their very own consumers is utter disgust, despiciency and contempt.

edit: correcting auto-correct

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Moonarid Mountain probably would have been too obvious.

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Quoting: EhvisUnless they do something stupid like adding Denuvo.

I raise 'always online single player campaign', checkpoints use up a 'premium currency' that can be bought in a microtransaction... is someone going to match? :grin:

edit: To add a bit of on-topic, I don't know of a Devolver Digital published game that incorporates Denuvo in any form.

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Quoting: AdutchmanI thought CS2 was going to be release mid oktober? Oh wait, that's the other CS2 XD

What CS2 were you thinking of?

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Quoting: benstor214Anyway, should I install Godot from Steam or from the repository?

There's no "install," it's just a bare binary, so you can just grab it from the website Windows-style if you want.

That sounds like good practice for version control. :smile:

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Quoting: Loftyahh yes the thin illusionary veneer of the separation of corporation and state. i think there is a name for that but i can't quite remember..

Oh oh oh... I think it was some kind of Italian fashion! At the time, one individual designer was predominantly avant-garde. What was his name? Benito M.? It was very Italian sounding... like Tortelini? How do you say again for something that is in fashion? Can you say it's 'fashy'?

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyYou mean they're anti-vaxxers?

This made me giggle.

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