Removing the option to force MSAA on older games is one of the stupidest changes imo. Why not have the option, even if it breaks some games, its not like its enabled by default anyway.

super unhappy about that. :(

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good to see minor bugfixes and improvements....nvidia trolling us lol

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You should be able to run all other software in some form of containers, but you can't run Steam in a runtime if you want to use it as your shell (as pointed out by the Bazzite devs). But that's Valve's because they simply need to update Steam.

Don't you also need 32bit GPU drivers then? even if all the rest is containerized

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but anyway as a end user i don't really care much if i have extra packages installed on my system for legacy games/applications

as a developer or package maintainer ofc i u can see why its just waste of resources to deal with

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Because Steam is legacy software… (but this explains a lot).

Where did i say anything about steam?
Steam probably will get the 64bit treatment sooner or later, iIwas talking about all the legacy stuff like native games or applications that don't have active development

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Now first i will say that we should have been dropping 32bit support at least decade ago already if not even earlier. But that being said, you just dont f**k with legacy stuff. If you want to remove things then you provide a compatibility packages or whatnot for old software that cannot be recompiled etc. Thats just my 2 cents. Same goes to wayland and stuff. You provide a layer to support legacy things.

Now about the bazzite shutting down potentially when that happens... well that's really what you can expect from a small distros developed by few people and maybe several random contributors that use some other distro as a base.
We have had loads of distros that have gone extinct.

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Great to hear its at least unity engine not the UE5 slop that nobody can optimize.
Lets see how it pans out ofc.
Thanks for the news!

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Completely disagree. The previous WRC games were crap that came across as budget titles. It's sad that they are apparently the only ones who would take the license.

I disagree. While the production value and sound design was better in EA/Codemasters WRC game, the rest was pretty bad. You couldnt even swap individual tires on cars like in real life, the handling was kinda crap with the car pivot point being strange and way too much front grip. you couldn't drive off fences which were like concrete blocks, road surface visuals were awful, tarmac handling was also very bad. Just to mention few of the issues.

now the KT games production value and sound design was pretty bad, but the gameplay and handling was miles ahead.

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Good. Better than EA/Codemasters at least.
Hopefully they don't switch to Unreal Engine and keep using their own engine for next WRC Game.
Its 2027 and onwards though. What happens with 2026 season then i wonder. Can Nacon update their Generations game to include 2026 season as DLC for example or something...

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Been playing Defiance for a week now. It's a very mediocre game tbh, but somehow its addictive. Gunplay is pretty decent. Its like Borderlands but mmorpg. Has nice world events where all people can just randomly meet up and eliminate bosses for rewards etc.

works great with proton-experimental. Nice to see such old game that got re-released (not on steam atm, Fawkes Launcher required) got a fix so fast.

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imagine blocking legit customers from accessing a game they bought.

When i see denuvo in the store page that means its instant no buy for me, unless its on like 75% sale and i really want the game...

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