I’m not sure what you aren’t getting

You can try it on yourself;

2+2=?

(Sqrt37x 9.436e3+16^3)/2=?

Assuming you do both in your head if you want to do the 2nd fast enough you would have to guess

Your argument is “why does it matter? They’re both done in my head”

The more complex the guess the less accurate it becomes

youtube.com/watch?v=_ZSFRWJCUY4

This shows why it matters

It’s external, the issue was not created by a game update, an OS update caused it

Still not a review bomb

I wouldn’t call it review bombing either nor would I call it an illegitimate review

I would say that your definition of review bombing is incorrect as we can both agree the above is legitimate and caused by an external factor

The version of Windows it was released on, it would be silly to think it includes future versions

They have to publish kernel edits,

As far as I am aware it’s just Arch with gamescope though so you aren’t gaining anything from using SteamOS 3 compared to a typical Linux build

Oh so they pushed the Windows update that broke it

Sorry, my mistake

Then maybe you should revise your comment to say external factors are valid

The SD success is that there is one to buy in turn having only 1 to develop for

SM failure was that they all had different specs/price points

Same mistakes as the Steam Machines

I feel like you don’t know what an external factor is

The game was in a working state, an update by an external company for an external application (the OS) caused the issue

Then maybe you should revise your comment to say external factors are valid

It’s Intel so yes

It is due to an external factor - Microsoft

They’re oddities not the norm unfortunately, this exists even within the same genre to an extent so I think asking people to leave the genre entirely is difficult to pull off

I don’t think BOTW counts for this though

If it lets you selfhost then that isn’t an issue

The problem with consumers is they are too risk adverse

You can’t play every game so why spend money on something you don’t know if you’d like?

I like Epic as much as anyone but why would you want your library filled with bloat?

Boring combat?

Because all it is is just learn attack patterns and roll/cut until it dies

IMO the problem is learning curve, it makes it difficult for non-rts players to get into it

And the menuing in the trailer (tech trees) seems to exasperate this issue

It’s because they got rid of their game standards

Immortals Fenix Rising was really good

The use of a third party marketplace to get into the game is a decision

It’s a photography/film technique

Games do it to “cheat” realism

You’re comparing pumpkins to grapes

Sony could be given the whole yokai watch IP and it wouldn’t matter much outside of the domestic market

Microsoft has to prop up Sony to avoid monopoly lawsuits after they bought out the majority of the industry

If they could make COD and Elder Scrolls xbox exclusives then they would win the “war” right there

More expensive and less profit

Like the other person pointed out with GaaS you don’t even need to finish the game before you start making money

However BG3 had a big already established IP and successful Divinity games beforehand

I will give you some advice that I was given “you need a hit before you can have a hit”

Wasn’t satire, I can see people get murdered for real if I want so it just feels like filler when shows use it

I just get excited when plans are built up and you seeing them unfolding against each other ‘but i knew you would do that’ “but i knew you’d know” or when characters have a confrontation and they have to use side speak

Only saw the first episode of Fallout, too violent not enough political drama for me

You would think old physic calculations would run on worse hardware

DP feels better

The point is not enough people understand it to gain any momentum

I know, I was poking fun at “spiritual successor” when that already exists

The Dark Mod isn’t new

I’m not worried about the speed, let me know when the vram is over 20gb

Worried what this means for Nexomon 3

Assassins Creed and Uncharted are probably the best known action adventure games

Not buggy but go in with low expectations

It’s not that big of a team to begin with

Preferred A Way Out

But I love their UE5 fork

It handles dependencies, and it makes windows games transparent to Linux users (you don’t even know it’s being emulated). In fact, from my understanding, some games run better than in windows in some cases

Wine is not an Emulator

If you’re using controllers, steam input also makes games a lot more playable.

haven’t had issues using ps4 controllers without Steam. I even use it in Runelite

If we’re talking about the Unix philosophy though, what one thing does the Linux kernel do?

Be the kernel, it’s the only constant between separate deployments