The Steam Deck % is deceptive, at least in my case, as it only computes the gameplay while being online and that has been the way I used it the most this year (flights and commuting).

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As a surprise to no one, BG3 dominated mine :grin: https://s.team/y23/dwmkrjg?l=english [External Link]

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Tim Iswhiny, more like.

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Time for a replay! :)

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Quoting: Pengling

Quoting: ArehandoroNot a game that I will likely play, but definitely this is the biggest single game piece of news for the industry, and its sequel the most selling game in history.

I didn't know that Grand Theft Auto was the sequel to Minecraft. :tongue: :wink:

With all due respect, for me Minecraft is not a game :grin:

No, seriously, I thought GTA was the first xD

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I guess this game will have at least 50% of the audio in Spanish, being based in Miami? :tongue:

Not a game that I will likely play, but definitely this is the biggest single game piece of news for the industry, and its sequel the most selling game in history.

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Symphony of War: The Nephilim Saga: Legends

Not the longest name I've seen for a Japanese game, but those two colons in the title makes my OCD go wild.

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Quoting: KimyrielleStrictly spoken, any game that's developed by a studio not fully independent in their decisions is not an indie game. Which is funnily why Baldur's Gate 3 (a clear AAA title) qualifies as indie, because Larian is a fully independent studio, despite its size.

The community seems to have adopted a slightly altered definition of the term, though. An indie game seems to be anything that's a labor of love and has the "Not made by big business" vibe to it.

That's not entirely correct. During BG3's development, I believe, Larian sold 30% of the business to Tencent.

It's mentioned here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IaCcTD_wKk [External Link]
Also: https://twitter.com/GamerTrader1/status/1431899588324175873 [External Link]

Aside of that, strictly speaking, Larian did not have full independence with BG3. I'm pretty sure Hasbro and WotC had requirements too.

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From wishlist, only It takes two had over 50% discount (my rule to purchase something I had not intended to that month or a full price) so just got it. Perhaps next month there are a few more.

I also tend to clean my wishlist of items to keep it not bigger than 30 to reduce fomo, over spending and stress if I can't finish a game in good time (looking at you, Baldur's Gate 3)

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: ArehandoroAfter this update + hotfix 11, not sure which one broke it, BG3 doesn't work any more :(

Proton Hotfix was just updated to fix that.

Was it updated only for the Deck? I can launch the game there but not on my desktop.

EDIT: There is a workaround, from Larian, that fixes it by selecting the beta release_patch4_hf1 or bleeding edge, whichever appears for you.

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