I played both HK and silksong on arch, and haven’t noticed any glaring problems like that.

It’s definitely time consuming, especially if you struggle to find the right documentation\tutorials on how to do things.

I also highly recommend arch-based distros for gaming. The AUR is also full of various tools for gaming such as mod managers.

I don’t whats worse, having your name constantly butchered, or having to deal with a copywrite dispute with the 3 other people in the room with the same name for ownership of it.

I used paint(dot)net back when I still used Windows. After making the full switch to linux, I now use Krita, and have GIMP installed because it handles certain file types better than Krita. I cannot begin to describe my hatred over GIMP and how it’s a necessary evil in the world of image editing for anything that isn’t png, jpg, or webm.

“Many of the 17 women were too scared to come forward because they were frightened of him.”

That sounds kind of creepy to me.

Ughhhh. I just got my configuration setup the way I wanted it a few months ago. I really don’t want to jump ship after spending so much time learning how homemanager works.

Valve never intended for deadlock to have as much media coverage as it did. It happened anyways because a media outlet chose to ignore the informal NDA message that popped up when launching the game. The message was removed shortly after the incident.

Dark traffic?!?! LMAO. Can we start calling malicious ads dark advertising?

Visa/MC make up most of their income. They were given the ultimatum of either banning a small group of games, or losing the ability to process payments almost entirely. Itch is not the problem here.

Lookout guys, we got a badbutt over here.

Give them easy access to .exe games??? They should have to put in the effort to slack off during class.

Back when I was in high school I remember hearing about other students that would store games on certain teachers shared folders on the network. I can’t remember if the school ever caught on to that.

Oh, I was wondering why HL2 was being given away for free. Added it to my brother’s account before they changed it to being dirt cheap instead.

They publish their single player games to steam. Don’t know about any of their multiplayer ones though.

SuperF4 was my savior when I tried playing modded FalloutNV.

At least Capcom eventually removes denuvo from their games. I’ll probably wait until that happens to play Wilds.

Same for me. Denvo killed me enjoyment of monster hunter world. Locked me out of the game when I tried playing it after a long break from the game. Being told I have to wait 24 hours before attempting to play a game I paid for was a quick way to get me to not want to buy any denuvo game.

Even if that’s not the case, the drm is very easy to crack.

I use a “jump to top” plugin specifically to make discord threads more usable. I’d still rather use an actual forum or even reddit over these poorly implemented features.