We shall overco-o-ome
We shall overco-o-ome
We shall overco-o-ome somedaaaayyy!

If Trump can be president, Linux can beat Mac.

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I've had a lot of fun imagining what FNA might be an acronym for (Finnish Nanny Association, Friendly Ninja Attack!, Fiendishly Naughty Angels ... ) but then I realized that even if I did happen to guess its meaning in this case, I wouldn't know it. So, I'll just ask. What does FNA stand for and what is it, exactly?

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I just really hated the movement sound ...

Lol. I hate the look of the little critters so much that I'm siding with the xoEL Empire's efforts to imprison them. I'll soon be making available t-shirts and coffee mugs that say "A Yabbie caged is aesthetics saved." ;D

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Boffo! When I first saw this was coming out I felt disappointed when I saw the lone Windows logo. I see I'll have to go back and wishlist it after all. This is great news.

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Quoting: liamdaweI don't really see how you can personalize a review score.

Perhaps it might work like Netflix does, where one's former reviews and the reviews of others with similar tastes are used to math-magically predict one's future reviews? It's been pretty accurate for me---both the old 5-star system and the newer Up/Down Thumb system. Though, I've only ever reviewed a handful of the games I've played, but I regularly rated movies at Netflix, which stands to reason. (I could have seen a lot of Netflix videos in my approximately 1800 hours of Payday 2 gameplay.) Ultimately a personal review---if one good one could be created for Steam---system would undo review-bombers as any negative reviews would simply impact themselves.

If nothing else, I think Valve should separate Early Access reviews from Final release reviews and winnow out all the morons who give bad "reviews" based on incompletely made games.

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What a curious chimera. Here's hoping it survives its gestation.

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Done. I was post #260 on the thread, so there's that. Now I'm gonna forget all about Ruiner till: [a] It is released on Linux, or---well, that's it really.

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Quoting: liamdaweI despise having to join something by IP and port manually.

Huz---in a word---ZAH! I don't see how anyone wanting to see a wider adoption of Linux gaming would---or perhaps even could---say otherwise, really.

I missed that this update had come along. I've owned the game for quite sometime, but have restrained myself from playing it before it's "complete" and out of Early Access. I didn't realize it wasn't more widely known about in the community. I'm glad to see it getting some welcoming attention here. :)

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Quoting: liamdaweIt's why even after I posted about how I loved Antergos, I'm back and happy on Ubuntu on my main gaming machine, so I don't have to deal with stuff like this.

Me too. After a torrid affair with Manjaro Gnome, I'm back with Ubuntu Gnome 17.04. Manjaro and I parted amicably a few months ago when its fickleness became apparent. It was inevitable, really. Looking back, I guess I knew the honeymoon was over when I learned that it was called "Manjaro" like "Mt. Kilimanjaro" and not "Man-haro" as it would be pronounced in Spanish.)

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I was pretty drunk the year when Monster Hunter was a thing, so I don't remember much anything about it. Dauntless looks like fun, though. It's a solo/coop kill the hapless fauna game? Here's hoping the dev has enough primarily Linux blood in his or her veins to find a way to get it to us somehow. ;)

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