R.I.P. From Software :-(

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ATOM RPG was not a bad game, but little undercooked and it wasn't well balanced. As a talk yourself out character you had it pretty tough in some cases as the game didn't always allow you to do that. And I remember how I needed to find a guide for the boss fight at the end of the game as it was almost ridiculously difficult for a melee oriented character.

For now I have plenty of RPGs to sing my hours into (Tyranny, Wasteland 3, Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader) so I will probably pass this one. But it looks at least promising.

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Quoting: ThibugHow is the game overall for a mostly single player experience? I got hooked on 40K recently and want to dive into the video game universe but will most likely play solo

There is only a relatively short campaign. It's great, but you can finish it in few hours. If you want a great 40K experience in a single player package I recommend Rogue Trader.

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I played it on Steam Deck before and it was playable just running on lowest settings. But this could be a nice improvement.

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This one peaked my interest. I would like a key.

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I'm not a fan of having another account when I already have the Steam account, PSN account should be optional in this case. Especially if this is single-player only game.

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Hopefully this doesn't happen.

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Quoting: zany130from what i understand bazzite is not immutable in the traditional sense. its atomic

basically it works like states. your currently booted system is one read only state and cant be modifed (new files can be overlayed though in /etc and /var/home/ and a few other places but the rest of the filesystem is read only)

when you update or install a package with rpm-ostree a new "state" is created with the changes and then locked. It does not apply changes to your current filesystem like a typical os would.

when you reboot your PC the new state is set as active and it boots that one thus allowing you to have new packages installed

That is exactly how it works. You can even layer new packages using `rpm-ostree install`, but it could eventually lead to conflicts during updates, so it's better to keep that to minimum. I think in case of fedora atomic, even /opt is now mutable and you can do changes there.

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Quoting: PyrateAny mini PC recommendations? I'm looking for ready-made a little box, so not looking to build my own pc.

This is a really good article with few recommendations https://www.logicalincrements.com/articles/build-pc-living-room-gaming-steam-machine. I will built something similar to second option.

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Quoting: PyrateI've also been thinking about doing a console-style mini PC, even though its probably redundant to do so when I already have a Deck and a dock...

I have a Deck and a dock too, but the resolution doesn't look great on TV and the Steam Deck is struggling with some games. So my idea is to build something more powerful, but still a small one.

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