It amazes me that one person can crash seven of the world’s biggest software distribution centers at once

Technically developing a game is the process of iterating slowly over time into a cohesive product.

Making a game is the the construction of already known pieces.

Think the difference between a cookie cutter Ubisoft game where everyone knows it can be done given enough time and roughly what the final product will look like and hollow Knight a learn as we go who knows if it will be finished discover the ability to create on the fly.

Long story short:

Developing sounds more artsy.

Of course cookie cutter companies know that and use it for there own purpose so I guess there’s no difference.

Gotta be honest, I would do the same and worse for 250 million dollars.

Dying a lot? Try taking less damage.

If you see an enemy you know it’s time for a fight.

Health potions heal you.

Your shield can shield you from damage.

Look mother fucker, you keep dying and I don’t think I can dumb it down any more, have you tried Candy Land?

I usually delete one of the hundreds to thousands I haven’t played since I was 12 either that or the one game I want to play more than anything else but can’t play with a controller.

At that point just get a job in network infrastructure management.

That all changes if you upgrade your ship and focus on automation, if your still running around shooting rocks you’re doing it wrong you set up either auto miners or deep surface mines I would argue the entire point of the game is to rise above the mundanity, and combat has that Fallout problem where it almost deliberately sucks until you upgrade everything don’t get me wrong it’s no COD and fighting sentinels feels tedious and boring but I don’t think they actually want you fighting them I think it’s supposed to be like real life in you avoid fighting law enforcement if at all possible, fighting pirates can be really fun but sentimental’s just infinitely respawn.

I am not Buying a $500-$1000 console for one game, I did that once for blood Born it’s old obsolete takes up space loud and just another machine requiring updates, I’ll just replay Elden Ring until I die.

Time, my last hold out is my main gaming rig, I have it set up exactly as I want it and I don’t want to rewrite the entire thing.

Well the last good windows is dead.

Once windows 10 is dead I am full Linux, I have already begun the transition, any time I have to install a new Os it’s now fedora 40.

What can I do with WiFi?

I mean yeah but Teenagers aren’t people.

I use Arch BTW BTW

I would say Id play the heck out of this but If Im being honest I have every single advanced wars ever made at home and never touch them.

SUBSCRIBE!

To long and no explanation mark, it would never work.

Can’t wait to see what marketing BS replaces it.

My money is on Experience!

Or Activate!

Or Join!

Or Unlock!

You know something with an exclamation mark.

If you have to choose an evil monopoly hell bent on world domination and bloodshed you might as well choose steam at least they are owned by a private individual instead of a hive mind distilled from the pure greed of capitalism.

Considering the president that rocket league set, I would agree.

The steam deck runs Linux and has to use a modified version of WINE(Wine Is Not an Emulator, that’s the downvotes I assume) but almost all games are made exclusively for windows, the games you can play on the steam deck are all running through a translation layer, now steam handles this well and they make it almost seamless but that doesn’t change the fact that you get some Jank and incompatible games, AntiCheat is the big one that comes to mind but hardly everything, I know it has troubles with Dx9 and earlier Dx, I have trouble with the Arkham Knight games, Gta 5 just borked the update, Vr isn’t playable,

It redirects API calls technically not that that changes much since that is essentially all emulation does on the same architecture but if ever they switch to arm it will be full on no asterisks emulation, yeah I was a little sloppy with my language but same difference.

In my opinion this would be a bad move, the steam deck has an iffy enough game library and emulation is notoriously more difficult on architectures they weren’t designed for, considering the steam deck has too emulate %99.999… of its library that would be bad.

My money’s on the balls, Nintendo always likes to kick the balls.

That whole thing reads like a fever dream

Guy was able to get Cuda on AMD, Really?!

AMD, approved, well yeah that makes sense.

Psych! We take it back??? Ummm why?