It’s still a bullshit move, and I’m gonna get some hate here, but you’re not wrong. I don’t think most of the folks commenting played the first game. Fast travel is kinda defeating the purpose of a lot of the design too.
Again, still a silly move for them and ZERO excuse for the character edit vouchers.
They did so well with World and Rise… I’m cautiously hoping they learn from the backlash here.
Lol “ToadyOne SLAMS the dev on the head, brushing the muscle and fracturing the skull! The dev vomits!”
I’m a pretty heavy PC gamer. I’ve been full time Linux for a decade and it’s never been better for it. There’s like two games my friends play that won’t run due to anticheat, but lucky for me I don’t play those anyway. 🤷♂️
I guess it cuts the attack surface profile down a bit?
Maybe I’m being the overly marketed to weirdo here, but this is the third post today asking about cat box solutions and the comments on all of them are pushing the Litter Robot 4. The timing is pretty weird… again is it just me?
Sure, but minimal gains still add up to more efficient use of what’s there now. I see that as a win.
Lol pirates by definition don’t pay for software, there’s no profit in developing cracks beyond cred.
It may run properly on mid tier NVidia cards by then!
Which has never happened in the history of forever and I’m sure this will go just fine after he spent a whole two days implementing DRM in the first place.
Empyrion would be much closer to our dream game if you could fly ships while other people were onboard and not forced to sit in meaningless passenger chairs. It feels really bad.
Space Engineers is so much more fun with the right mods, just way more punishing to get messed up in combat!
They all work great! Favtorio is the hardest one to wrap your head around but controller support is very good if you want it.
I even play a ton of Dwarf Fortress on it all the time with zero control issues.
I was just excited for a portable, powerful Linux based machine and wanted to see it succeed so we could get more of them as time went on.
I use the thing daily docked and portable for gaming, 3D modeling, coding away from my main PC…it’s been great. If it broke today I’d buy another. Or even better, I’d just pick up the easily available replacement parts and fix it.
You’re describing a Steam Machine, and I guess they were just years ahead of their time. 🤷♂️