Its been a long time since I played this, but I remember that you will have to play it through at least 3 time for each story arc, so pick a faction and loyalty and Stick with it, don’t play both sides.

Also in terms of character class I would suggest some kind of magic user, Tyranny had a cool, quite unique magic system where you can craft your own spells.

There’s a good amount of NPC party members you can find so you’ll be able to fill in any gaps in your party eventually.

It’s a great game, a shame they didn’t develop a sequel, I prefered it to Pillars of Eternity, have fun!

US companies by foreign companies all the time, look at the food and drink corporations.

This is not a new or strange thing

That’s great to hear because, well… I’ve just bought one.

Really interesting review, thank you.

When you say this isn’t ready for most people, is that because the software needs more time, or the hardware isn’t there yet?

If I bought one of these today, could I expect to see better compatibility over the next 6 months to year with Steam games, or will it still be mostly for Android games and old system emulators?

Yeah the subtext of the article is the more interesting point, that good quality indy games are perhaps a bit more expensive.

Yeah I think it’s cool too, used to love Confrontation and Necromunda, had no interest in Scitari.

From the sounds of the Dev blog the character build options are really interesting, so I’m optimistically looking forward to it.

Rings of Saturn is a brilliant game too, everyone should check it out, it’s super atmospheric.

No, you can do it with software now, even on a mobile phone, it’s just a small low powered machine that does Streaming

It worked for me, I didn’t buy a Steam Machine, but I bought a few Steam Controllers and have been gaming on Linux ever since.

With all the inputs on the front of the controller and 4 on the back you have plenty of options.

Did you pick up any of the DLC? I think there are different versions or additional DLC right?

I’m thinking of picking it up too, but not sure if just the vanilla version will be ‘complete’ enough.

Is that why the third one never concluded the series as it was originally intended?

Yes that’s the bit! Thank you, I will look into using that, I’ve 2 controllers that have gone that way now.

Same for me, Sekiro killed my left bumper and I tried to replace it using aluminium from a soda cab, but it hasn’t worked well 🙁

I have exactly the same one! It does the job nicely

I played all those games at launch on Linux

I played all those games at launch on Linux

I also like Zed, to me it sits in that sweet spot between (n)vim and vscode, it’s super snappy, has a good ecosystem of extensions/plugins and as a bonus it’s not a trojan horse for Microsoft

I really loves this game, Arkane studios are one of the best

The game looks great, but the performance is poor and unoptimised.

Apparently there isn’t much of an end-game, but from what I understand this is typical of MH games until a DLC comes out

Agreed, I thought the features of the stream looked quite interesting, love how you can pull downed squad mates out of danger, buy my overwhelming thought was, damn this would be better if it was slower.

Credit where credit’s due

That’s not my point though, they’re much better at holding discussion and keeping people updated than the Nexus mods site was

I mean things like Discord and Revolt, even Reddit is better for communities to discuss things about mods than the Nexus site

It should all be open source.

First thing is mods should just exist on free hosting providers for source code like GitHub/Lab etc.

Then an optional mod manager software that can import mods from these sources.

Non of this really needs a centralised community, these places already exist thanks to other better suited services like social media

Awesome thanks

Nope, you can use the Heroic Launcher

• Are Switch 1 cartridges compatible with the Switch 2?
• Are digital download games I bought on my account with the Switch 1 playable on the Switch 2?

Completely agree, the atmosphere was something special in Demon’s Souls, the music and mood of the hub area was spot on, nothing has matched that

That’s not how the market works

Linux is no more complicated than Windows, we just know what we know.

Start by trying one of the big names like Ubuntu or Fedora.

There’s not exactly better distros for gaming, it’s just about what’s preinstalled, that’s why Bazzite exists.

A good idea is to install something like VirtualBox on your Windows machine and test out some distros to learn your way around them.

I picked mine up last year, and a PSP GO also. They’re great litte machines and I prefer them to my Steam Deck for certain things, the size and quality of hardware is in the sweet spot.

I agree, but I don’t think we’re in the cycle just yet, it feels like there’s a big tipping point we’re about to reach in the western owned social medium.

I’m holding out for a Mörk Borg game

Yes, I decided i wanted to learn touch typing a while ago, I switched to a different layout from QWERTY called Coleman, it’s fairly similar but puts the most common letters on the home row or near your first and second fingers, while keeping the position of common shortcut keys like Z, X, C.

I also switched my keyboard to an Ortholinear style which i found helped with my accuracy as i was learning.

• Space Marine (2)
• Gears of War

Depends on the game, they still sell DRM games which are limited in being able to be downloaded freely

You realise GOG sells DRM games right?

That’s Wine

Also GOG has DRM games now