The original is form 94. No game at the time was really popular because computers were purely for nerds and weirdos. It was a super stigmatized niche at the time, especially video games.

BioShock would be a great game for a TV adaptation ala Fallout, and I think Ella Purnell would even make for an amazing Elizabeth.

I didn’t even realize the remake was already out. lol

I know, but from what I heard it wasn’t very good. I think there’s a plugin based on it though.

But also the center of bullshit stories & studies.

In the few games that I played that had both, FSR 3 ran much better than XeSS. XeSS was a little better than FSR 2 (granted, not hard because FSR 2 often runs worse than native for me) but FSR 3 typically had 20+ more FPS than XeSS. Maybe they run better on Intel gpus but those are still too experimental and too low performance for me to even consider at this stage.

“I’m a furry, btw.”

Honestly, if Godot 4+ can implement a solid visual scripting feature it could potentially become sort of an advanced variant for something like RPG Maker and other Maker engines. The former imo really went away from its original spirit when they added Ruby, while all the other features seemed to rather have dumbed down over the generations. When I look at some of the 2D sprite features in Godot then I can only wonder why they never improved their engines to have tools like that as well. Of course, economically Ruby was great. RPG Maker always thrived a lot through third party assets, and Ruby just added another layer of custom user scripts to that market.

Sovereignity by ditching open source software for a proprietary solution made by a US company?

SAP is German.

Does Scholz really expect someone checking it thoroughly, each time?

Let’s not pretend that people do this with open source software either. Especially obfuscated mechanisms might not even be seen by the few people who do check it.

I don’t really care. People can and will fantasize in the same way about other people too and I’m not going to play thought police.

Thanks for proving my point.

Oh please save me the bad faith crap. Just look over at Epic. And next you say “they don’t matter”, to which I say “none of them matter”, since it is a purely subjective opinion to have.

Obviously not Valve titles. lol I don’t even know why you’re asking though, you know full well which games we’re talking about.

Make a bunny hop.

We had one of those SNES adapter devices that would let you rip a rom from a SNES cartridge onto a floppy disk and use that to boot the game. Worked great with rentals. I wish she wouldn’t have sold it when I was still young because those things were not that common (and super illegal in a lot of countries).

If your Deck connects to everything but your home connection, then yeah, it’s very likely your router being the issue here. Assuming you did not have any config changes or firmware updates there then it may be dying, but I’d at least check the settings for some clues, maybe change the wifi frequency if it is fixed.

To be fair, I think a PC / cross platform game would have more success due to a wider audience. But a lot of those clones often fail to understand the very basic things that make Smah Bros such a great title.

Kinda ironic but out of the ones that don’t work for proton, sometimes they work via wine instead

Kinda weird rather, because Proton is basically wine + a lot of profiled tweaks for the titles. With wine you usually have to manually figure out tweaks or use third party installers, like through Lutris, which often also are somewhat wacky.

It’s more competitive ones. And yes, I know they come with that shit too but not all FOMO games are pvp games and Linux has plenty of working multiplayer games with that shit.