Quoting: Purple Library GuySo are you allowed to knock your opponents' balls somewhere inconvenient?
Um, I didn't mean that the way it sounded . . . :grin:

Nope, you can only mess with your own.

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Quoting: EhvisCan anybody still find the "pause" or "skip" option for Humble Choice? I can't find it. Dug it up from my browser history though and it still works.

Account settings -> Humble Choice heading -> Manage plan.

Thanks. They seem to move it further and further away. That probably means they'll get rid of it at some point.

To be fair, putting it there is practically the same as any other subscription from other services.

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Quoting: EhvisCan anybody still find the "pause" or "skip" option for Humble Choice? I can't find it. Dug it up from my browser history though and it still works.

Account settings -> Humble Choice heading -> Manage plan.

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Thanks for the comments, I will try to keep doing it :)

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyI notice that the tag says "Native Linux" and the store page has a Steam gear thingie, but the article itself doesn't as far as I can tell actually mention whether it's a native Linux game.

I don't mention specifically in the text every time I write about a Native Linux game that it's Native. The tag is correct though, that's the point of them :)

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Quoting: mr-victory

Not that it particularly matters to Linux players

It does matter for me. I had the bedrock edition only because java was way more expensive but now I can play minecraft on linux.

Well then, can't argue with that side of the fence :)

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Quoting: minidoustill no DBD :cry:

I've tried getting a hold of the developer, they never reply to me :(

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Not sure what's going on really but it definitely said it had stock initially but very low, and then gone. We all know batteries don't last forever though, and considering how hard people are pushing the Steam Deck, likely harder than laptops would be pushed, I imagine playing it safe getting a spare is not a bad idea regardless.

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Quoting: c2d2Hi,

you do not need Lutris for the Battle.net-CLient.
1. Just download the "Diablo-Immortal-Setup.exe" from the Diablo-Immortal Web-Site
2. move it somewere else than your download folder
3. add it as non-Steam game to your library.
4. Then use Proton-7.0.2 to play and you are done ;-)

Yes, you don't need Lutris, it was just how I did it. I have plenty of guides up before on doing just that for other launchers.

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Quoting: GuestJust as something relevent to current energy prices, my main daily system is no longer x86_64. It's AArch64, specficially a Raspberry Pi 4. Steam is not supported there at all, so I simply cannot use Steam games for daily casual gaming right now. Instead I turn to dosbox for a lot of my gaming needs - and there are a lot of old games running through dosbox! (side note: I just found out Aliens vs Predator, the 1999 game, will run on it too, nice!) This is where GOG really shines, and while true I need to unpack a few things, it's still less hassle than if I were forced to use some game management tool.

I do boot the x86_64 desktop on occasion, but never leave it on for long. The cut to the energy bill of using a Pi4 instead has already paid for the Pi4 itself.

You can with the likes of box64 though?

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