Looks interesting. I'll definitely check it out!

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Zoom? I didn't know the video chat company was in the game selling business! jk lol
Seriously though, never heard of them until now. Glad they are standing their ground though.

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Good thing I don't play these kinds of games. I haven't played a Battlefield game since Battlefield 2 back in the mid 2000s. The only multiplayer games I play are MMORPGs like WoW, and fortunately I don't know of any that block Linux currently.

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Sony is fortunate that this is such a slam dunk rip-off that it should win, otherwise Tencent would crush Sony in court as they are a far larger company. lol

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Meh. Didn't care for the first game, and the character and setting just don't appeal to me whatsoever, so I'll pass on this one.

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Translation: they paid us the most.

Yep... Any bets on how long before the studio is shut down and the game abandoned? Lol

These purchases almost never end well.

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Apparently it can survive "billions of years, extreme conditions, and even a trip through an oven".

Oh, good! When alien life visits the planet after we're long extinct due to climate change, they will be able to enjoy one of the best turn-based strategy games the human race ever made. Hopefully, that will make them feel better after the disappointment of finding our planet long dead.

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It always feels like the ones targeted by these things are those who don't have the resources to fight back.

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Luckily there hasn't been a single game with anti-cheat that blocks Linux that I've had any interest in playing. as I don't play multiplayer games. A shame for people who want these games though.

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>2038 is the hard cut-off date for 32-bit applications. After this date, 32-bit applications will not be able to measure time accurately.

At least we know about this so far in advanced, and since it's Linux it likely won't blow up on the news or anything and create public panic like Y2K did. I was 15 when 2000 happened and it was insane how much end of the world stuff was going on to do with Y2K that ended up not happening. Never want to go through that again.

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