I might actually back this one. There is a Linux demo and his previous game was released to Linux and has great reviews to top it off.

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Time to jump into Verdun and try it out!

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It looks like good, frantic fun. For $10, one could easily try it for an hour to make sure it runs well and return it if not.

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Added to wish list. I'll get it once it's out and introduce my kids to a racing game.

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Quoting: KristianAside from gaming what are the most cited missing applications? MS Office? Visual Studio? Autocad? Adobe's suite of software? Anything else?

For people that are OK with running hosted software, the online version of Office is available to use on Linux. I think Manjaro even installs links to it if I remember correctly.

No, I'm not a fan of hosted software myself. But you know what, many other people are. To increase the Linux desktop user base, we need those "many other people."

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Quoting: SalvatosWell that's refreshing indeed - also Ubuntu has changed more than I knew since I last used it.

But the fact that it lets you opt out of data collection at first launch instead of asking you to opt in still doesn't feel right. It's not the Linux way, if I have any authority to say so myself.

Hmm... I do not think this screen [External Link] is that bad of a way to ask.

Very cool that Forbes is writing about Linux.

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I play the board game with two of my friends on a regular basis, about once a month. It's really good. It's also huge and takes a lot of setup time. I'm very glad that one of my friends took on the board game hobby to a level way beyond myself because he buys and then learns and teaches all the games.

For that reason, I actually don't plan on buying the computer version of Gloomhaven. I am already experiencing the game. On computer, I'd rather play a game like Sword Coast Legends or NWN.

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I never liked CS:GO that much. I only bought it about 2 years ago or so. I find Insurgency a lot more fun to play with my friends.

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a 1000-player last-man-standing game mode

Jesus
If they pull that off , that's amazing

But will it add anything? The difference between a 10 person game and a 100 person game is that it adds a "loot" stage to the game while still having to watch your back. This required a bigger map and more players to pull off. But what will they do with a thousand players? You could make the map bigger, which would make games longer than they need to be. Making it busier would make things very chaotic from the start. They could also change the game concept entirely and make something that doesn't resemble the current BR games. Obviously, the latter would be the most interesting.

If they control starting location density by spawns instead of parachuting, it could work without making the map too large. Way more action. Map shrinks sooner. There are definitely ways to make 1,000 players work while balancing session length, I think.

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Reminds me of Rock 'n' Roll Racing for SNES, which I loved as a kid. I'll have to get this so I can be like every parent and make their kids do what they used to do. :)

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