I might need to buy this for my step-daughter since I've already beaten it. It was good, and $4 is dirt cheap for a nice game like this.

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I wish I could get rid of ARK or resell my Steam license to it.

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Quoting: berillionsI don't care about this ...
I hate Wine and with m'y desktop i create a PCI Passthrough so ...

...you're gaming on Windows?

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I played through The Witcher 2 from start to finish on Linux. I believe I used my 360 controller the whole game, too. I may have had one or two crashes my entire play-through, but I can accept that to be able to play an excellent, 3D RPG.

I'm actually playing through The Witcher 3 now, but it's on my PS4 this time. I gave up hope of playing it on Linux a long time ago, and I am done investing in games that only run on Windows. It would have been amazing to get The Witcher 3 on Linux, "native" or not, but it's understandable why we're not. When people get behind a monitor and start typing, they forget that they're talking to humans. Would you continue feeding a dog that bites your hand? Hell no. You kick it in the face if you're mad or just let it starve and hope it goes away if you're gentle.

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After not taking a Steam survey in a really long time, I got the pop-up yesterday I believe. I haven't changed hardware in a long time either. Sounds like maybe they issued a recount.

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I didn't even know the tool existed, so thanks! I was literally thinking about what video editors were available in Linux yesterday.

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Quoting: OLucasZanellaWould've done the same if I hadn't surpassed the 2 hours by looking at a blank screen and hoping it would load.

The only reason I have never refunded a Steam game is because I never think of it. Rust is a game that I should have refunded. I feel hopeful for it and I think it will be fun, but I'm not going to upgrade my hardware for an unfinished game. (Same goes for ARK.) What I should have done was try it out for a half hour or so and refund it after experiencing bad performance. I can always buy it again 6-12 months later assuming there will be some major optimization patches.

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Quoting: buenaventuraI've been very interested in Shovel Knight [External Link] 20% off, it seems to never go much on sale, and it's still quite an expensive title, but it's tempting. I want a game to play with my SNES controller!

It's been lower in price plenty of times: https://steamdb.info/app/250760/ [External Link]

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I thought, "Maybe I should get XCOM 2 someday," only to see I already own it!

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I probably get 5-10 hours of gaming in per week, and it still feels like running backwards with the rate I get new games. 20 hours a year... I don't know if I'd buy games anymore.

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