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  • games only require patching because developers cut corners thanks to internet connected consoles allowing for updates, before that we had literal decades of stable, playable games.

    That has nothing to do with optical media, and everything to do with corporate stupidity and greed.

    Bluray has enormous capacity, and compared to SD cards they literally cost pennies to print and manufacture.

    the only disc rot I’ve heard about with regards to DVDs is a couple years where Warner Brothers specifically had an issue, which they ended up replacing all the discs for, granted it took them like 10 years to get enough pressure to get off their ass and do it, and it should have done it much sooner, so I’ll concede that WB are cunts… and I wager the reason they had rot is cause they tried to cheap out on the manufacturing and use something substandard.







  • No, they are just getting a slap on the wrist.

    It just sounds like a lot because we’re poor peasants who think a thousand dollars is a life changing amount of money.

    To company like google, 4 billion dollars is pocket change. a small evil tax compared to what they’ve made doing the evil.

    It’d be like you setting up an illegal hotdog stand, making 2000 dollars selling hotdogs all day, then the government coming by and fining you 20 bucks for it, but not before getting a free hotdog with a wink wink nudge nudge.


  • No, this is just playstation continuing to hate their customer base.

    They’ve always hated their customers. Between Sony, and Nintendo, I dont know who hates their customers the most… but they both certainly try.

    and it doesnt matter, because they both have enough fanboys that strip off their clothes and gleefully dance naked and joyous in the rain of shit both companies sputter out of their assholes and down onto their customers.


  • I hard switched to linux like…6-7 years ago I think, right around when Windows 7 went EoL.

    It was not an entirely easy switch, and that first year I was plagued with lots of problems. And thats with a system I hand built with a future linux migration in mind. But i was still able to game with relatively few issues, and what issues there was, was usually fixed in the next version of proton, or in GE Proton. So there were always paths forward and sometimes workarounds. but it took a lot of thought, and research, and effort.

    Linux today is astronomically easier compared to back then. I am, for the most part, where I was with Windows 7. What I mean by that is… I dont even think about my OS (I run Nobara, just fyi) anymore. My OS is completely irrelevant and invisible to my daily life, because I can just do what i want without issue, without thought, without worry.

    and thats not me becoming more experienced with linux and knowing how to fix things and solve problems faster, I’m still a mouth breathing fuckwit when it comes to Linux, its just so much more easier to use, so much more stable, with many issues addressed and fixed and no longer the end users problem to work around.

    I will ad the caveat though, that my gaming is decidedly not competitive. So I don’t generally play games that have invasive rootkit anticheats, which don’t work on linux. So if those kinds of games are your bread and butter, then you’d probably resent any attempt to use linux and be blocked from playing them.