If you roughly convert your hourly salary, how much money did you spend working on this game?

And that’s why I can’t take online activists seriously. 100% of agenda, 0% of brain.

tl;dr a skill issue

ACC, rFactor

Same. There are anyway much more games than one can find time to play them.

I want to live in a world where that is a problem worth making videos and writing essays. I guess some people are too bored.

0% of Rust smh

So that’s why this figure is not in the title. Sharing such posts is disrespectful towards the community.

That’s good, I didn’t know they have that. Thank you.

Sir, this is a text forum. At least provide a bullet list with key takeaways.

Hey, by the end of the year we might reach 5%!

https://gs.statcounter.com/faq#page-views-uniques

We measure internet usage trends. To accurately measure usage, we have to base our stats on page views (and not unique visitors). Let’s look at an example:

Person X uses two browsers. On a particular day, they load one page in Browser A. They load 500 pages in Browser B.

If we based our stats on unique visitors then usage of Browser A and B would both be recorded as 50%. This is obviously incorrect. This does not fairly represent the usage of the browsers given that Browser B was used 500 times more than browser A.

Using page views as the basis of our stats means that Browser A will be recorded at less than 1% in our stats whereas Browser B will be recorded at over 99%. In our view, this gives a more accurate representation of actual browser usage.

i am ALL linux users on this blessed day :)

On the other hand, you have to keep your system specs up to date manually on protondb. I don’t know how many people keep their kernel and video driver versions up to date. Steam could pull the latest system configuration when I submit a review.

Since I’m already using Bitwarden, generating and storing passwords is easy. I use my name as the username, though that user doesn’t have admin privileges.

Because money. The market is huge.

80% of the game is:

1. Go to location A.
2. Kill everyone.
3. Go somewhere else.
4. Wait until the boss comes to location A.
5. Go to location A again.
6. Kill everyone again.

Most locations also look the same, they reuse the same church/warehouse/car shop model. It’s boring and repetitive. Watch the story on YT.

I think the original has a better atmosphere, you have to drive between the missions instead of being teleported to the location, which inevitably works towards the immersion. But it also an early 00s game, sometimes it can feel too hard or frustrating. See it for yourself if that’s what you want.

I remember it was fine when I played it 14 years ago. Not as good as the original, but quite enjoyable. The remaster is comically bugged though, at least on Xbox.

I wont stop criticizing that.

When did you start? Because that’s low-effort trolling irrelevant to “your point”:

bUt sTeAm iS mY gOd! hOw dArE yOu!!!