Isn’t The Finals struggling to keep its players?

Interest rates are higher so companies have a higher pressure to turn big profits instead of other metrics of success.

I only care about achievements in games I enjoy. Also while I agree it’s useful telemetry, let’s not kid ourselves: game companies track a lot more than what achievements could ever do by themselves.

No matter what I try, I never even get to the end of the campaign in PoE, or PoE2 for that matter. I just get bored.

3 had too much of bloodborne into it unfortunately.

Mostly programming (when my day job hasn’t drained me of all the energy) and the usual stuff you’d only really do on a desktop and not on a phone, like documents, light image editing and spreadsheets, nothing fancy.

Thanks for the reply! I always nuke the main drive whenever reinstalling anyway so the home folder is not a problem. I guess since you did the same switch as I’m thinking of (and yes, PopOS gave me some headaches I never imagined I’d have in this day and age) I’ll probably follow your recommendation.

Maybe it is, but almost every time someone does anything other than game they usually are steered away from it.

I was under the impression that their aggressive pruning of things usually used for workstation tasks would hamper a sane use of it. From what I’ve gathered they even removed the usual python bins that come with most linux distros these days, as an example.

I don’t really mind at this point, if I’m installing from a package repo of some sorts I prefer using the terminal anyway. It’s mostly if I’m downloading something from the browser that I’d like to be able to just double click, but it’s not a big deal anyway.

I hope they release the price soon, the discourse on this has become incredibly tiring.

I’m not in Europe?

Maybe you can use credit cards for everything but here it would be expected to be able to, at worst, pay with a direct transfer, and you’d need a banking app for that.

I mean, unless there’s some alternative that banking apps and such will work on there really isn’t much you can do right?

I thought that, since users would be different between machines, there’s no point in keeping this kind of information.

I just assumed that whenever it would be expanded that the contents would have the default permissions for that user.

It’s actually a cool feature I just feel dumb for how long it took me to realize this was the issue.

Your anti-cheat doesn’t work anyway so let me play in linux you cowards.

A lot of hacking in valorant is about this tbf (and to more efficiently sell boosts)

Let’s plays can be okay for new games, but I’d look into emulating something on your phone. If you crave the pc experience (which I totally get), you can probably get an old laptop for very cheap, slap linux on it and have fun.

FMV game, I wouldn’t count on it.