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Game Publishers keep dropping support for games they have sold to consumers, leaving the games unplayable.
The "Stop Killing Games" European Citizens Initiative demands the EU propose a law to force developers to leave games in a playable state!
It has reached 500k of the 1m needed signatures (deadline July 31). We need your support!
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@memoriesin8bit It's so weird, right?
I personally was invested in a game that also released on GOG, only for the devs to bash GOG for not making them more than a hundred bucks.
OTOH, they heavily advertised modding for their game and only ever integrated Steam Workshop, with literally NO replacement for the GOG version.
I mean, sure, you can do that, but that's not GOGs fault then.
Trying to play Palworld on Linux but it'll only give you a black screen? Maybe this helps, it helped me:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4203615689063513897/
TL;DR: Simply add '-ngxdisableota' (without quotes) to the Palworld launch options on Steam. For PC Game Pass users: right click the Desktop shortcut and go to Properties. In the Target field, add ' -ngxdisableota' after the quotes (note the extra space). This is a solution for NVIDIA based pre-RTX series graphics cards without DLSS support. The issue is that Palworld is loading an Unreal Engine 5 DLSS plugin from NVIDIA without first checking for support.
My youngest (18) has just told me:
"finally switched from Windows 11 to Linux, and it's so much better, I'm surprised. Much cleaner and my style, I'm annoyed I didn't do this earlier"
&
"I think my favourite thing is not having windows yell at me about their new ai product or whatever every 5 seconds"
I couldn't be prouder. #Linux
Finished Out of Sight today.
Thnk Perception x Among the Sleep and you're eerily close.
Why do I keep playing horror games with child protagonists? I don't know, but I do.
It's a good game, all in all, tainted by three things:
- Devs have "Can't see shit" confused with "scary". I need to crank the gamma to the max and still squint to see anything.
- Two scenes where you need to run away from death, keep track where you are dragged, aim at a tiny object with the right stick WHILE RUNNING and then start holding the right stick button. I died a lot.
- One level where you need to activate something and IMMEDIATELY hide with no clue where. I dead a lot, again.
Ignoring these, you get a good, creepy story, a mansion to go through ('level" based, no free roaming luckily), puzzles that aren't mindbendingly complicated, secrets to find, and a game that you can finish in 2-3 hours, which is great in my book.
8/10, would recommend.
I hate it when game devs confuse "can't see shit" with "scary atmosphere".
I need to crank up the gamma on Out of Sight to the max to see anything and it just makes the game tedious, not scary.
Jordan Maris 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 #NAFO
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