As someone who chiefly plays single player games: yup, that tracks. I’ve played Cyberpunk 2077, Nioh, Yakuza Kiwami 1 & 2, the list goes on. All on Linux, no issues. In fact, over the past two years the only game that absolutely refused to run is an obscure title called DeathSprint 66.

Once they press the letter T, the letter H stops working.

Ideally, to a Linux phone. If not, a regular dumb phone. I’m staying with Android until September 2026 at the latest, so I have time to figure it out.

Forget it. Privacy-wise, Android is a sinking ship, they can do whatever. I’m out.

Several times in Yakuza Kiwami, courtesy of Majima Everywhere system. Basically, you arrive in town completely weak and this dude who is also a yakuza, called Goro Majima, takes it upon himself to “train you up”. For the player this means having to fight him all the time. At first, it’s just meeting him on the street. Then, he starts making ambushes around corners. Then, he starts dressing up as a cop just so he can have an excuse to beat you up. THEN he starts muscling into fights he didn’t even start and it just gets more and more ridiculous from there. I found it super funny just how annoying they made him. In a good way, though!

Okay, how about we rephrase “Nothing to hide” and change it to “Everything to show”. Doesn’t sound good, does it?

As an aside. this stupid, tired argument is old enough to be of drinking age. Let. It. Die.

I haven’t touched them in a while, but I enjoyed Big Pharma and Shapez.

Oh, hell no, we’re not doing Revenge dirty like that. It may not have been as successful as 3, but rear-ending cars to send them careening into whatever was in front of them was just so satisfying. It kinda felt like playing highway pool.

Yup, I seem to have severly underestimated the enthusiasm people have for this game.

I did not expect to get such an in-depth response, holy shit. Thank you! Saving your comment for when I get around to giving Factorio another whirl.

I dunno. I feel like diverting resources to defense systems, necessary as they are, makes the factory less efficient than anything, but that’s just me.

Automation games are usually my jam, but I bounced off Factorio pretty quickly. The automation part I got really into. I wanted to keep things as efficient as possible, but then I kept being interrupted by fauna attacks and I kinda hated the disruption. It didn’t help that various defense systems like turrets and the like needed their own supply chain for ammo, so I had to drop everything, start working on that, monsters started attacking my base on another location, rinse, repeat. You get the idea.

I am aware you can turn off the attacking fauna, but that feels like turning off an integral part of the game, so I dunno.

My brother is currently way, WAY into it, though, so I might give it another shake in the future.

Ah, fair enough.

Or are you just observing and enjoy your peace of mind because you switched already to Linux before?

Yes, that. As far as my circle of friends and acquaintances who are running Win10 are concerned, I’ve made the effort to advise them to switch to something newer for security reasons. They will probably switch to Windows 11, but that is their concern.

I thought Vaultwarden was a server for Bitwarden? I didn’t know it could interact with KeePassXC.

He may be able to hurt you, but you should be okay until April or so.

Don’t like her? Too bad. Take it or Leavitt.

I completely missed the tufts of grass growing out of what I can only assume is orange asphalt.

Cool, more AI fartistry. I especially like the guy on the right: his pupil is outside his eye 🤮

Old joke, but:

Nietzsche is dead.

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