I wanted to keep an open mind but two things turn me off immediately:
The selection doesn’t seem that good and I think you’d be better off just buying the games you’re interested in (I have only heard of one game in the entire collection)
The site seems AI generated. It has that default AI color scheme, the categories don’t seem to contain the right games (why is blue maiden „A slow-burning, psychological horror walking sim“ in cozy?), and the action category is listed twice.
Idk I got a crash and decided to just finish it on Windows (had to reboot anyway). Luckily it's a short game so I wasn't "stuck" with Windows for too long. So I can't really say if it would've kept crashing or if it was a isolated incident, but it never crashed on Windows in the remaining 10 hours.
I was surprised that Crimson Desert works out of the box (and I think even loads faster than on Windows) and also that RE:Village doesn’t work (it runs but crashes)
I just switched my home PC last week. It’s kinda funny how Steam games are a roulette of support, but it’s been really fun thus far.Was surprised that the government app I have to use is actually open source and on the AUR.Can’t fully drop Windows sadly but definitely minimize the usage as much as possible.
You're not missing anything tho. The only good games that PlayStation are involved with that are good are on PC, and that list is small. I'd say the only Astro Bot and Gran Turismo 7 are games you miss out on. And of the announced games I'd say 2 seem like games you'd be sad about not being able to play them. I'd say let them keep their exclusives. The PlayStation games formula doesn't really fit on PC anyway.
Just recently switched to Linux and realized I had no htop so I went for btop instead (because I'm trying out loads of new stuff). I'm very happy with it and I love the doom aesthetic of the esc-menu.
What does the amount of episodes per season have to do with anything? The creator knows how many episodes they'll have to deliver and that they need to make it compelling enough to get the S2 renewal. It doesn't matter if you have 8 or 28 episodes to do that.Additionally, the UK has been able to make very memorable TV shows for decades and they get 6 episodes total.
And what type of excuse is "TNG was legit pretty wonky for the first 20-30 episodes"?? So because that show took a while to get its footing 89 years ago, shows today are also allowed to take a couple years before getting good? Are we just not supposed to expect improvements?
I wholeheartedly agree with the statement "if it takes two whole seasons for a show to “just get good” it was a shit show.". We should have higher expectations.
There's definitely a lot of nuance in this topic. I think discarding the whole thing and saying "And if your grasp of the language isn’t good enough, you can edit a page in your own language" is a bit naïve. English is the lingua franca of the world, so if you have knowledge about something that should be in Wikipedia but isn't, adding or appending to a English page will reach the widest audience. Ideally you'd then do the same for your native language as well.
As long as there are humans at the beginning and end of the pipeline I at least hope that this won't negatively affect the quality.
This is a really unfair comparison imo. Second Life is all about expressing yourself. And you're not buying Linden Labs approved corpo collaboration bullshit feat. DJ Music. You're buying stuff someone else made, and they get paid for that. You build a character that is a digital representation of your inner self.In Fortnite you buy a skin which is just the current hot flavor of the month. But also: It's a action game. The goal is to shoot other people, meaning that you obviously do not spend any significant amount of time looking at yourself. And when you look at others, you do not admire their skin, you use your neurons for tracking them.But also also: Every skin is the same. So when you come across Hatsune Miku, it will always be the same one. These skins aren't a representation of you, they only signal that you like whatever media they were collaborating with at the time and had $20 lying around you didn't need.
I wanted to keep an open mind but two things turn me off immediately:
The site just doesn’t seem trustworthy .