Quoting: PyrateI wish there's better ways to run these statistics, as I know many people including myself either directly or indirectly use browser agent switchers. On Librewolf (what I use), everyone has a Windows user agent by default.

I also use a windows user agent on all my computers and on the computers I installed in my family and friends, and for long (since ~2000) that's why linux is always underestimated on personal computers. Like Steam always asks me a report the ten minute I will be on my dual boot testing if the game that had trouble on my linux is due to OS, while I spend 90% of my (gaming) time on linux.

To get back to the news: As this increase is clearly due to Chineses:
What's happen in China so people are moving into linux that fast? End of windows XP or pirate licences? Some USA's laws on patriotic stuff? Political decision from China's government? Governmental changes in OS making this fast increase in Linux?
Do we know why?

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Great that you propose different packages and ways to install it! :heart:

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May be they will make other documentary about Impressions Games with Mike Gingerich, Keith Zizza and Chris Beatrice?
They were Sierra games that made my teenage years. Lord of Magic <3

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I will just leave my ID and code to my son, as he uses it yet when I'm not using it... et voilà!

How Valve will be inform when I will die?

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I bought Fallout 76 for that price... what a crap! Battling for one hour to create a account in betesda (I had already an account with my trash email, but this stupid company doesn't tell me and only return unspecific error! Thne to reset the password (forgotten), their stupid site doesn't tell me that I don't have to enter my email BUT my pseudonym.

Then I create a character, then I try to interact with one of the object on the first desk from the very start (in the room of the character) ... got back to the Desktop directly.
Tried on my dual boot on windows, same experience on the same object... Seriously? Supposed to be a AAA game or something like that, but no credit in this company to do stuff seriously?

I moved to install Fallout2 again and start a new run.

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Nice news and game! Part of my gaming as a teenager

I'm also looking forward to seeing what the community does with it!
If I have some time left this week, I will read deep into the code.

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This is a very good game. My son enjoyed it few years ago.

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Snap in three drawings

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I never succeeded to pass the first hour, but feel like missing something great :cry:

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I love this game, the mix of strategy and tactic in the coordination with the two other players (not the mess as in CS and other of these types of online FPS), and (remembering the forces of unreal tournament series) the fluid and nervous gameplay with the lowest pause and waiting time, the variety of guns and characters, and their true respective gameplay that are well balanced (no advantage to be be stealth sniper, infighting or rusher, all can be played and won).

BUT, clearly, we have regularly (every ~3 months, for one week) waves of cheaters and kiddos that have paid for such cheat. These cheats include (mostly) more rapid movement, (second) aiming (less problematic, as, in this game, you need multiple bullets to be killed and you move in team while cheaters are alone against 3 dudes that can fight back). The real boring cheat would be if player can add more life point (and being reasonable, it would be not notified), but never felt that yet.

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