Really enjoyed the first one, defo keeping an eye on this!

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Political theater

Really don't see how they can enforce it, particularly on linux distros

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Quoting: Justin_SGood, they should remove it from the Dino Crisis games as well that they released on Steam. They're the GOG version but with Enigma lazily slapped on top 🤮

It's really bizarre how they'll add enigma drm to older titles on steam, and things like re4 remake.. but at same time they've been releasing quite alot of stuff on GOG

I've lost confidence in buying any of their games on steam, incase they "update" it to shove in some random drm

Hopefully enough people will buy Capcom titles on GOG to try and show those suits at Capcom that they don't need all this drm nonsense

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Yeah every time I return to postal 4 and think about how I paid money for it, I'm certainly NOT saying "I regret nothing" because I regret buying that game lol

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Been playing mine pretty much nonstop since I got it on the sale last year

It really is a fantastic little device, now I really want an oled model lol

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Hope it supports 4:3 so I can play it on the ole vga monitor, seems fitting

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Quoting: DryPapHmrBro

Quoting: Doktor-MandrakeIt's amazing how fast these guys are getting these recomps out

What I particularly like is how they let the user upscale but then downsample back to native res. Far better then just bumping up the internal res!

How'd you do that?

It's in the settings menu, under graphics, downsampling quality

You can bring up the settings menu ingame as well by pressing the 'back/select' button on your controller

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Quoting: neolith

The controller can work with any game compatible with the Steam Overlay.

I don't understand. Does the controller in any way rely on Steam Overlay being active? 🤔

I'm curious as to what this means as well

Sounds like the controller might be dependant on steam input maybe

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I do hope the steam machine will succeed, due to pricing and the current world climate I do worry it will struggle

Definitely buying a steam controller 2, I'll be using the 2.4ghz dongle with it, neat that you can use the dongle to charge the controller as well

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Quoting: MinoscerebMy use case for Lutris over Heroic is for those game setup files I find laying on the ground after they fell off a truck full of game setup files. The customizability shines better there, even if both programs are capable of the same end results eventually.

Quoting: Doktor-Mandrake

Quoting: MinoscerebI like lutris for the setup scripts for old gamss

I have almost completely switched to Heroic for no good reason other than "I like it", and I too find old setups that have fallen off of the back of the truck from time to time. You can install them fine with Heroic. It is as simple as Add Game -> Select Executable (or installer) and go.

I'm referring more to the community scripts on lutris

Take something like Quake for example, that might only include the windows version, lutris will give options to install linux source ports, or automatically apply fixes to old games. Heroic doesn't have such feature AFAIK.

Another reason I like to keep both around is because they both seem to handle controller inputs differently. I've had some games where controller doesn't register on heroic, but registers on lutris

Granted I could just add it as a nonsteam game and enable steam input, but that kind of defeats the purpose for me having drm free games not reliant on a closed platform

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