It doesn’t tell if it has Steam DRM, it does when it has a 3rd party DRM.

DRM can still ruin the user experience a lot.

For a simple example, I have bought Fallout 3 on Steam, but I cannot run that version on Steam on an old Windows 7 machine by default even though its specs are enough to run it, I need to do some workarounds to launch Steam in the first place, and at that point I’d rather download it from a pirate site.

How would my experience be on the same machine with GOG? I can download it directly from the site, or if I cannot connect to it because of browser incompatibility somehow, I can save a downloaded copy to my flash drive from another computer, then transfer its files and it works.

Some old games might not implement Steam DRM and therefore work with the file transfer, but it doesnt work all the time. On GOG it always works because no DRM.

GOG games you download can be copied and played on any other computer without the need to connect to an external server. You do not even need the GOG Galaxy client to install the games you bought there.

Though Valve is a fair argument

Valve has revoked the license for a CSGO mod they greenlit years ago, how would you expect them to respond if you don’t get permission at all?

As a big fan of Splitgate AR and Titanfall, I have my fair share of dissapointment. The game overlay gives the vibes of a Splitgate AR reskin instead of a seperate game with its own identity, but the gameplay itself is different enough for sure. But stuff like the chat bug that disables team/all chats on Splitgate, or weapon progression being a 1-1 copy of Splitgate makes me think it should’ve been cooked a bit more before releasing as a demo.

A lambo compared to a shitbox is an acceptable difference for wealth. 100 Airbus A320’s combined together for a single person to travel is not an acceptable difference to either side, which would be a roughly equivelant comparison of a a billionaire, a millionaire and your average person.

Just having it toggle with a prefix like how COSMIC launcher does would be the best option imo.

What I hate the most on them is that these bastards will fly really close to your ear right before sleeping. Light up the room to kill it? It is gone. Close the lights and head back to sleep? It is back, flying right next to your ear.

The article calling their moderation hands-off stuck out to me because you can’t really call Steam’s approach hands off by any means, they’ve banned some Japanese VNs before and most VN discovery guides will encourage you to use other marketplaces to avoid possible censorship, because it happens.

Splitgate AR. The game experience is unmatched compared to any FPS I’ve ever played. Sure, the gunplay feels close to Halo, but you need to be very aware of portals you can use, and possible enemy flanks. Races can teach even beginners how to use portal play to move all around the map really fast

I sort of get why most people couldn’t get used to it. When players are zooping around everywhere and you play like a sitting duck especially when you first step into the game, it probably feels like a tryhard game, and it’s really difficult to step into that kind of game given the current era of fps games with skill based matchmaking all around. But once you learn playing around portals, there’s no other fps that become as intense as it.

Dr. Stone. A generic fantasy trope that lets someone create futuristic inventions out of nowhere turns me off a lot of the time, but actually going out of their way to describe that journey in detail changed my view.

o7

Find your preferred alternative on piracy.moe based on your use case. I use Nexus for streaming and nyaa+sonarr for batch downloads.

There is no universe where I’ll pay to read digital comics, sell me physical media you dipshits.

Wow, they fixed the tearing problem? That’s really cool, considering the biggest reason i switched to Wayland was to fix tearing.

On thar budget, you should consider getting an external SSD instead. A computer you buy for that price won’t be as capable as your laptop.

Each instance have their own ways of governance and we can’t expect them all to play the same way.

With that said, I’m fine with a general overview. Leaving the whole desicion to a bot is not a good design choice, but AI could help on summarising things.

its been literally 10 years

just change your shifter knob to show all that or put a sticker, why instead block your back view?

Basculin is my favourite by far