Yes but yall are liberals and wouldn’t get them.

I knew a similar individual a a former workplace. Aside from flat earth stuff he believed that cancer is caused by bad generational karma, that any sexuality apart from straight is the result of childhood abuse, that females want to steal his vital essence via sex, that modern medicine is a scam and the best way to heal is through fasting and meditation, that the Bronze Age Collapse was caused by the fall of Atlantis, and a whole bunch of other stuff I can’t remember right now.

Gothic 3, all those years later I am still upset about it. The vast open world traversable without loading screens was an impressive achievement, especially for its time, but it got wasted on a rushed and incomplete product.

This reminds me of a particularly cursed enshittification dream I had where I was in a bar restroom and the soap dispenser was blocked unless you downloaded their app and created an account.

Yep, it looks like it’s from 3CB, and the faction is called CCM - Chernarus Communist Millitia.

Might be, I had a hard time tracking down its exact origin because I tried to run the mainline Antistasi at some point and couldn’t find it with any mod combo. Let me give it a check and see if I can pinpoint it because I still have the game and my mod setup installed.

You’re welcome comrade. If the Vietnam DLC is available, this scenario also looks cool but I haven’t tried it personally: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2636944646

Hexbears are playing one of my favorite games and I have my dominant hand bandaged up aaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAHHhh

I hope I will get well soon enough to join in. From my previous Antistasi campaigns I can recommend Antistasi Plus on Chernarus 2020, it comes with a comfy communist millitia player faction with SKS and PPSh as starter guns.

Check out Viva New Vegas, it’s a solid vanilla+ setup. I used it earlier this year as a base and added some more stuff on top and it worked like a charm.

Oh neat I played this for a bit when it first launched but dropped it due to not having a stable group to play with. I’ll drop in one of these days.

Oh yeah I know how this goes and it sucks big time. Lie in bed, can barely sit still and relax. Get up for a minute to go to the toilet, immediately start feeling lethargic and have difficulty keeping eyes open. Go back to bed, sleepiness goes away. In my case, anxiety medication helped.

post-scarcity atomic juche sounds 200% banging not gonna lie

Understandable and I did not take it in bad faith, no worries. Besides, aren’t we all liberals anyways?

Imagine being one of the wealthiest people on the planet but so desperate to feel oppressed that you do performative outrage over an app’s in-built editor giving you conversion notes for commonly used systems of measurement.

Does it strike anyone else as slightly sus how the community just instantly defers all decision making to the nearest lickable-looking boot?

As an Owlcat enthusiast who has Kingmaker as their most played non-sandbox game with 400+ hours on Steam, I wholeheartedly approve. Much like you should never go to a second location, you should also never play an Owlcat game until at least a year has passed after launch.

Of course avian comrade, death to Microsoft and Apple. I always advocate for Linux but I want people to be aware of what they are getting into and that a certain level of it just works will have to be sacrificed. Sadly, I don’t have any personal experience with pirated games so I cannot help you on that one.

Airstrike the fucking wedding Shinji

I too am a videa gaem enjoyer and I have been running Linux as my main driver for more than a year with a dual boot setup specifically for games. The only times I have to boot into Windows are:

• Multiplayer games with anti-cheat that do not support Linux. Note that not all games with anti-cheat are Linux averse. For example I am able to run BattleBit Remastered just fine on Linux.
• Wabbajack modlists

For anything else, I just install the game on Steam, press play and let Proton do its thing. Sometimes I have to go to ProtonDB, check the comments for that particular game and copy-paste some launch settings, but that’s about it. As someone who kept delaying making Linux my daily driver due to games, I have been really pleasantly surprised by the current state of Proton.

I do not mean to evangelize. While modern distros make the OS much more approachable than in the past, once in a while, things will break and need tinkering and this is something everyone who is interested in running a Linux machine should be aware of. Personally, I mind spending the occasional hour debugging myself out of some issue much less than I abhor Windows’ intrusive features and lack of control over the OS. I have delayed switching for quite a while solely due to worrying about running my games, and I am sharing my experience for those who find themselves in the same boat.

Some people I knew got into it, discussed it a lot for the first couple of days, then they got burnt out pretty quick and concluded it is bland and repetitive. Haven’t heard much about it since, and I haven’t personally tried it myself.