I like the optimism of Linux users thinking there will be a massive flood towards their favourite Linux distro.
When the obvious path the majority of gamers will take is just … not upgrade anything and stay on an unsecure OS until their next major PC upgrade.
Most users don’t care about security as long as it allows them to do with their computer what they want.
If Microsoft didn’t push people to a new version, you know too many would still be rocking Windows 8.
Quite early on you have a difficult choice
You need to choose between saving 2 cities with each their respective companion, that will result in one of those cities being overrun by the blight and that companion becoming distant. Turning it into a hellscape with even more consequences than I type here.
So I don’t share your opinion.
You get to enjoy the story in its fullest without forced breaks that get you out of it.
And you get to do cool stuff without having to worry about failing and having to start over.
Having to do the same thing over and over until you beat it is incredibly boring.
That is the point of an easy difficulty. It is fun and quick.
BLUR is like a more realistic version of Mario Kart, yet not a sim.
Pretty sure the market would be bigger if manufacturers didn’t remove the feature in order to push to wireless.
What I like about them is not having a battery, meaning they have a lot less impact on the climate. And it isn’t needed when they are always connected to an other device with a battery that is less than 1m away.
And they are physical copies as well.
What are they going to do, overwrite the disks again?