What you’re saying is probably true, but I don’t think he deserved to die burned in a crash for such things.

I’m not saying he was a good guy, but he ain’t a war criminal and was maybe really nice for all we know so I don’t really understand how you can be happy about such news.

Great because at one point I plan on using a Steam Machine for my racing sim and using it with my Steam Deck hooked to a big screen when playing normal games that the Deck can’t run.

Also available on GOG I think if you want to make sure you’ll be able to play it forever

It’s crazy if they just made it disappear without giving you any notification.

It’d be like a burglary where they put everything back in place so that you don’t notice anything.

I hope it’ll never happen to the games I have only available on Steam.

How can it just disappear from your list when it’s a game you bought?

I’d understand why it would not be available to buy anymore, but taking it away from you is crazy.

That’s why I’m always buying GOG when available (or physical on consoles even if it’s doesn’t mean anything anymore).

I still have to play the first one, but it’s great to see that the Deck keeps getting support

I don’t really mind if it doesn’t break the immersion or lower the quality of a game.

If it’s some unskipable add or some big billboards for Pepsi in a medieval game, I do mind.

Yeah I don’t like this too, but it’s already more acceptable for me than buying games owned by Microsoft, which I’m trying to avoid with some failures…

I review my GOG games on Proton DB.

Sometimes ProtonDB says that the game isn’t my library but you can bypass it by getting the entry number of the normal « steam » version.

It’s the number which appears in the URL when you type the name of the game to check other users reviews.

I thought I’d never have to care about X11 or Wayland if I was a typical user. I thought it was just a debate for really passionate Linux user.

I turned out to be false since the reason I had bad playback on my HTPC, was the fact that Wayland was preventing the refresh rate of my TV to be adjusted to the content.

Switching to a distro using X11 solved the issue and apparently Wayland doesn’t plan on changing anything about this issue.

Might be a stupid question but what does it mean when you say that Proton DB is proprietary?

I know people have some reasons to dislike EA, but they’ve created some really great games and some of my favorites:

Mass Effect trilogy Titanfall 2 Dead Space trilogy Jedi Fallen Order and Survivor Battlefield 1

As much as I wouldn’t want them becoming worse, they can still get some of my money from time to time

Agreed, but it’s still very good and worth your time!

I loved this game and enjoyed its sequel! It’s the best Star Wars game I’ve played I guess.

Gosh that’s huge and is a big risk!

I loved the first Gears of War and am looking forward to repoaying it on my Steam Deck once my backlog is cleared, but I feel like the franchise is loosing traction.

As long as I’m not the one paying the 400 millions, I don’t really care, but such an amount for such a game sounds unhealthy.

I think you should really try another distribution.

I had had long unsolvable problems with my daily driver and my HTPC.

I had a problem while updating from Fedora Workstation 43 to 44, so I went with Fedora Siverblue. That solved a problem I had had for years where my Surface Go would be slow for no reason when hooked to a big screen.

I had a problem on PopOS where my HTPC wasn’t able to adjust the framerate of my TV. Switching to LibreELEC solved every issue.

All of this just to say, that sometimes you can solve an issue by switching distribution even if it wasn’t your main goal.

You won’t regret playing it! It’s a great game!

Look forward to this one even if I miss the turn based system of the original.

I love these games.

Looking forward to play this one, but first it’ll be Directive 8020 and maybe the Walikind dead once again (by telltale).