Ok, I’ll be that guy.

I’m sad they didn’t stick to it being CRPG.

Everything even slightly successful eventually turns into a first/third-person shooter.

I get that it’s to “reach a wider audience”, but that wasn’t what made it a success to begin with. It’s just “money-brain” thinking.

It’s the same in most gaming related communities, as it’s largely the same people that inhabit them.

Yeah, I found out. That’s too bad. I hope there’ll be refunds at least.

Thought as much. How could including Linux users ruin the game?

Edit: Nevermind I looked up the statement. Anti-Cheat was caught lacking and no one wants to update it, because money. So they just block all Linux users.

Same, but with Mint.

Haven’t encounted more than a few problems up until now and most I could fix by myself after a quick search and some very light reading.

I’ve been very satisfied with the OS switch.

If given the choice I think a lot of people would have been happy sticking with even older versions.

Penguins?

And Epic Games

Well, the Dev Studio is made up of Bungie and Activision crew.

So yeah, I don’t think anyone got their arm twisted too hard. Concord seems very much in their wheelhouse. A rip-off live-service game with massive mtx potential.

That could mean anything. Remember these are the guys that “redefined what a sequel means”.

I’m guessing it’s more mobile scams.

Ok, that makes me sad again

It’s nice that both Steam and GOG are encouraging Linux ports.

Even more reason not to get it.

I just started dual booting to see what Linux could do nowadays. And yes, there’s a few games I have trouble playing, but it’s mostly games like Subnautica that gives me trouble. And in all honesty, that game barely works in Windows as it is.

I haven’t had problems with anti-cheats at all. Like, Helldivers 2 runs as well on Linux as in Windows.

Oh no, you misunderstand. It’s not help you find stuff on your computer.

That’s more of a battle between players. The more we buy mtx, the more will be shoved in and the less actual game for everyone.

The best Larian can do is keep being a better example.

I don’t think it sold nearly as much as they hoped.

But yeah, it probably made back what was spent on it’s making. And a bit more.

But as I understood it, they imagined it being their “Next Skyrim” in terms of success. And it’s nowhere near that.

As I understand it, Starfield was supposed to be played for a long time. They literally made the game loop for this reason.

You finish the game by “going to a new universe” and starting over.

Nah, it’s just Todd Howard. His priorities are weird as hell when it comes to games.

Like, dialog and story is not prioritized.

While map size is highly prioritized.

It’s a bit backwards when the games in question are supposed to be RPGs.

All the more reason to keep it “quite” and expansive like the first game.

BZ was so noisy and tiny. That, combined with other players would be terrible.

I think OG Subnautica could be fun with a Co-op mode. But any more players than that would ruin it.