Billegh

And 32bit mac games no longer work either.

Honestly, fedora is pathologically open source. I admire their mission, but it’s difficult to use with the pathologically closed source world of gaming and related hardware. It’ll be for the best I think.

Yeah, but we won’t get a choice if IBM tells Red Hat to drop x86 32bit upstream. Then fedora would have to maintain it entirely themselves, which they won’t.

Yet.

Yay? I wish they’d made the game more interesting, but I guess that’s nice.

They never left PC, PC left them.

If everything is backups, everything is production. Truly a galaxy brain solution.

You joke, but gmail does this with dots in email. There is no difference to gmail between fartmaster@gmail.com and f.a.r.t.m.a.s.t.e.r@gmail.com. Not really any dragons here, but can create confusion if you’re unaware.

And from the same developer. It’s almost as though who makes the game is just as important. 😉

Except for those neets complaining that Ciri isn’t “hot” for some reason.

Maybe, but I’d still rather buy from steam than any of the other stores right now. Steam at least makes an effort to look like they have your back.

Fuck them gently with a chainsaw.

See! You didn’t have to! Still makes you a hero in my book, but you didn’t have to!

Well then I’m not playing it.

It better have a satisfying “ping!”

This is the industry’s plan to finally catch up to Larian. Sadly, they still haven’t figured out what they actually need to be doing with all of that free time though.

That’s not entirely true. You can get a universal mouse license that will cover up to twenty approved mouse changes.

Free for now. If they wanted to let you keep using it for free they would have said so in the notices.

If you keep using it they’ll keep thinking you’re a possible income source.

Yeah, it seems like these days many AAA games are just an empty harness for housing a microtransaction powered money engine.

I’d like to recommend Crab Champions. It’s currently discounted, and quite a blast. Sadly, it’s only four players simultaneously, but quick and also fun to watch.