Assassin’s Creed Shadows will NOT feature me among the people who bought the game.

Paradox Interactive once encapsulated the best parts of PC gaming.

Ah yes ripping off people with incomplete games that have dozens of DLCs.

Old laptop connected to tv through hdmi + cheapest wireless mouse I could find. If you want to get fancy you can also get a wireless keyboard but screen keyboard does a good enough job

Could it be the fact that no one wants to take the exclusivity deals anymore and they can’t waste their anymore?

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Don’t switch games already cost more than PC games, I kinda doubt people would be willing to pay even more.

Not gonna lie I was very biased against this game due to its track record with epic exclusivity, but I’ve heard great stufd about it and been having lots of fun so far

If you ever give it another shot, I’d highly recommend going vertical with your factories. You can do each step of a production chain in a different floor to keep your factories smaller. As the machines in the game are very large, verticality helps a lot with the space management. Another tip to make it less complicated would be to use the satisfactory tools website. There you can specify production per minute for an item and it lists you the whole production chain.

Yeah it does but they are more similar to free content updates so they don’t have a steam page.

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What do you like so much about apple? I am genuinely curious as I always thought their products are always dumbed down too much to keep their branding clean, my only experience with apple has been with my mom’s iphone.

Its still kind of outside the game but steam has an in-built notes tool in the game overlay. I’d argue its still closer to being an ingame tool as it stores the notes per game. I don’t really use the tool much but I wouldn’t be surprised if it also works with non-steam games that you may have acquired through alternative means.

It is very fun if you want to be sure that you aren’t missing anything the game has to offer. You never know when a game may put something very obscure in a very limited timeframe.

In the case of elden ring or from software games in general NPC’s are usually so cryptic that solving the puzzles/quests would take you a lot of trial and error which isnt very fun for me.

I’ve been very uninterested in linux as I use my pc predominantly for gaming but after I got a Steam Deck I am very interested in swapping over to bazzite by the time windows 10 support ends as I saw how easy it is to get games working on linux.

I am kinda concerned that installers of games are not going to work on linux though as I install my non-steam games on my windows pc and copy them over to the deck. Do you know a way to get installers work on linux?

I really wish that was true but I honestly don’t. Sure here on lemmy (or even on reddit) people have a very negative stance on ads but I know a lot of people that are addicted on instagram or any other mainstream social media that just don’t care about ads at all. Even the ones they do are so dependent on these platforms they would just rather see ads and use them instead of switching.

Have you tried running modded minecraft on linux, how good would you say it runs of at all possible

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This game honestly feels like a mobile game adapted to PC with its weird inventory limits, real time build timers ,daily/weekly quests and excessive resource farming. I kinda feel like they’ll slap on a premium currency to make the aforememtioned stuff more convenient.

Oh I see, the person I’ve seen it from was more like the “play first, do the calculation later” type of guy. Very different experiences c:

You don’t really need to do much math though, what gives you more points is usually self evident in the game. In the cases you need to do math to determine which card/joker gives you more score, the score difference between the options are generally not big anough to make a difference