To those uninstalling Lutris, come over to bottles! Its okay-ish, needs work, but I've gotten to play several games, use their archive backup function to move and restore games offline as well. (And I hope doesn't also have the AI problem)

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That 'ultra AI subscription' is about $250 a month. I guess they have to pay for their graphics chips. Maybe a subscriber could use it to code games that work on integrated graphics?

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I, for one, thank the Devs for eliminating a game from the to-buy list. I think I'll limit myself to 'steamdeck compatible' titles (or equivalent) going forward as I am not confident I could replace that super-computer level of hardware if the PC dies and not break the bank. I can play Witcher 3, BG 3, New Vegas, etc ... Should last me a while.
Thanks Liam, spot on reporting.

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Cool! The underlying systems look to be a choose your own adventure with statistics and dice rolls. I'm on-board! I hope we see some bird-people characters :)

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Sweet! Bring back the appimage! Its been a great tool, i've been running the flatpak version as its the only option.

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Currently gaming (steam/gog/itch/rrrrr via bottles, proton, dosbox, and native titles) and amature programming on Leap 15.6.
I like tumbleweed but wanted something *even more* stable. I guess i'll wait for 16.1 or switch to tumbleweed, or screw it all and jump to FreeBSD. Afterall, one if the motivating factors of moving to SuSE 21 years ago was to avoid wasting too much time gaming! Windows had 99.9% of all titles and wine couldnt do much.
Liam, maybe think about registering gamingonbsd.com? I'll figure out how to waste (and enjoy) my time sonehow.

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Sweet!

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They probably mean the first DnD RTS set in Eberron. Which is a contrast to the forgotten realm setting used for ice wind dale and baldur's gate series.

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Keep up the great work! Donating when i can. Thanks!

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Yes! Its a good game, glad to see the deck support :grin:

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