Yeah that is a fair point tbh, mostly play obscure indie games so benchmarks for what I actually play are hard to come by but would be interesting to see how they compare to older cards that I know are fine. Running an RTX2070 which is really overkill but it is nice to know I don’t even need to look at system requirements for anything I am realistically going to play.

I think if my card dies I may well just try it on the 7800X3D I have. I presume it can run CDDA, Factorio and Rimworld just fine which already covers a good chunk of my gaming. Anvil Empires is something I have been into that might be interesting though, but its also barely optimised and I am in the closed alpha.

Or allow you to disable anticheat entirely, if I am running the server why shouldn’t I get to choose?

Think it might be time to find more games that run well without a graphics card. I have a few but a larger selection would be nice.

More 2D gaming perhaps?

No no, this is the Kharlie Cirk mission, completely different guy.

Steam does a far better job supporting Linux, can’t even be bothered to try and use the epic store.

But I can’t be bothered to play windows games

Desktop Linux on phone (or even better, tablet) hardware would be very interesting to me. But with how locked down bootloaders are in those devices? I don’t have much hope for them currently.

PaaS, pedo as a service?

Can’t you cheat in MC by just removing a pixel in a block to make it transparent?

But I only ever played it coop, so it doesn’t really matter.

No it isn’t, I can’t even be bothered to read it.

Reject consumerism, embrace FOSS.

Haven’t even bothered making an account on epic for the free games or what ever they are offering. I just don’t care, steam is so much better. Got a few games in GoG too but I wish they did a little better in the Linux support side of things.

I have wondered when they will push to increase minimum subscription duration. Presumably if too many people frequently sub for a single month.

Data is worth a lot

Cheaters also are part of why I like coop games so much more. Join a random game with a cheater, doesn’t matter too much and you can leave. Play with a group of friends and that also goes a long way to eliminating them.

CDDA and Veloren are some that I have played lately.

KSP was already in Unity, think they moved to Unreal? It also wasn’t even a 1:1 port as it was missing a lot of features. More like a port of the early beta of KSP1.

Yeah, its a little better than zero but it isn’t great.

The Linux version of X4 took over a week longer to update on GoG than Steam for the 7.00 update.

Which if anything is other manufacturers benefiting from the R&D that Valve have done with Proton and just making it freely available to anyone.