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I think statistics shown Linux gain new users. Why? There is small amount of drop in Steam Deck usage. Current Linux players do not be calculated twice. Many do not change distro and if somebody bought Steam Deck, it would not be calculated as user, who stop using it. So current Linux users could bought Steam Deck and be calculated as Steam Deck users. What we have is decrease of Steam Deck users and increase of other distro usage, so: We have had new Linux users. But, why Linux marketshare drops? I think the reason are Chinese users.

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Quoting: mrdeathjrsadly dont have appimage support for now, and sadly too them dont have add issue on github in my case

https://github.com/KartKrewDev/RingRacers

As mentionned in the Readme the GitHub repo is only a mirror of their gitlab, you can open an issue over there : https://git.do.srb2.org/KartKrew/RingRacers/-/issues

Played the game on the OLED, it's quite fun and the 90Hz make it even more enjoyable, I will try to convince some friends to try it out (or force them, with cookies)

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Quoting: MarianoWould've been an amazing Point and Click game.

Yep, thought the same!

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Following the Fallout trend I decided to give a chance to 76 and I'm glad I did. In some ways is better than vanilla FO4, more enemies, more weapons, better base building and you don't have to worry about your camp being attacked, some patrols will spawn from time to time but only if you are at your camp, a couple of well placed turrets once you learn where the spawn point is and forget about it.
A lot of camp stuff is locked behind a paywall but daily, weekly and character challenges give you premium currency, I've already bought some neat stuff with those. What annoys me is the stash limit.

One of the things I like the most is the community, I've met a lot of friendly people. Each server capacity is 24 players, but is a big map so most of the time you have the classic lonely experience I love from these games, but from time to time you stumble upon another vault dwellers with their wave emote ready to go, they even leave their camp collectors unlocked so you can go and take some water/food if you need it. And vets don't have any problem to assist you if you ask for help, they even invite you to a team if you show up to a high level world event (which I recommend, easy exp, just tap every enemy once even if you do 0 damage, you'll get the exp when they die).

The perk and special system is adapted to the online formula but is very flexible, don't think too hard about your build at the beginning, focus on a type of weapon and pick your perks around it. Besides that, choose the perks you like, you can always swap them if you change your mind, even redistribute your special points once you reach level 50.

The cherry on top is the absence of anti cheat and absolutely 0 problems with Steam Deck.

TL;DR: Fallout 76 deserves a second chance if you like the franchise, a very different game for what a I remember from the 2018 reviews.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPIt is a very promising game, but currently extremely bare bones.
Definitely overhyped (for what it offers right now).

Spot on!

It was fun until you realize: That's all there is.. And then I got annoyed by the missing feedback: What food is produced at what rate?

It looks very nice but the problem is: some buildings look very alike. So you have to click your way through your village to find what you want.
And I found myself spending too much time moving families from one work to another. Feels like this needs some QOL. Or maybe I'm too dumb :D

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The bottom tier stuff has been bundled before, the middle tier stuff doesn't have great reviews, and the top tier game is on sale for less than the bundle total. So doesn't seem like a great one to me...

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Quoting: fritzyIt's too bad that they (reportedly) broke so many mods with the latest update to Fallout 4. I was thinking about revisiting it with some mods that toned down the base-management parts of the game. I stopped in the middle of my original play-through after I was told "Another settlement needs your help" one too many times.

Oops. Sounds like the reason I gave up on Mad Max. Is there really a Fallout with busywork?

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I have an Asus ROG Flow X16 2023 (Nvidia 4070) and the 550.78 beta (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nvidia-open-beta to be specific) fixed the problems (crashes on every suspend, random crashes during normal use). No more crashes and Hyprland is happy again!

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Given the game's impending doom, I finally bit the bullet and bought Samurai Jack - Battle Through Time and, as a fan of the series, I'm loving it!

$40 bucks is worth it to

Spoiler, click me

save Ashi!

erm, I mean, to play a faithful continuation/interquel!

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QuoteOver to you in the comments, what have you been playing lately?

Just my usual sports games.......

But I have gotten back into Need For Speed Underground this time for the PS2...... I was so addicted to PC version when it first came out....... That my GF at the time nearly left me over that game...... Good times......


It seem not everyone is as impressed with my car as I am.......

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QuoteOver to you in the comments, what have you been playing lately?

I'll probably not be playing much on the Deck for the next little while. I replaced my broken GPU on the desktop, so I'm going back for another go of Death Stranding there. I did play a bunch of that some time ago, but towards the end the game removes all the fun & I stopped; I'm starting again from the beginning. What I'd like to do is stream the game from the desktop to the Deck, but Remote Play has gone janky again.

I did complete Full Void on the Deck, though. I also had another try of Invisible, Inc there; that one would be hugely improved on the Deck if they'd backported the controller work that they did for the console release.

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sadly dont have appimage support for now, and sadly too them dont have add issue on github in my case

https://github.com/KartKrewDev/RingRacers

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Quoting: fritzyI stopped in the middle of my original play-through after I was told "Another settlement needs your help" one too many times.

ha! literally the exact same thing here man.

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QuoteAgreed, they should open source at least the over 20-yo Windows XP

Hehe XP still recent enough to the point that an open sourced version, would take like two weeks before it could run anymodern or old software & game faster than any modern windows.

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Quoting: WYW

Quoting: F.Ultraedit: looks to be a dependency issue:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gamescope/+question/809298
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1058493

Crazy disappointing considering Ubuntu 23.10 had Gamescope, and it's needed to use lots of nice features. Could they not have just used the older version that has the old dependencies?
Can Gamescope be installed as a Flatpak or Snap?

So if they merged those two projects, would you call them Flatsnaks?

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Quoting: Jarmerha! every single modern fallout game is on there. Impressive. Really shows what a good show tie-in will do for you.

And also impressive The Witcher 3 surviving Netflix crap.

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Would've been an amazing Point and Click game.

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: EikeThanks for pointing out the tiny ones from time to time! I'll give that one a try for sure!

As always, I try to give a good blending of content across everything :)

Thanks for making me discover Indiefence website, easily missed on the itchio page.

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The sims/cities skylines collab

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It's too bad that they (reportedly) broke so many mods with the latest update to Fallout 4. I was thinking about revisiting it with some mods that toned down the base-management parts of the game. I stopped in the middle of my original play-through after I was told "Another settlement needs your help" one too many times.

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Quoting: Linux_RocksThe controls on the Saturn version are much better with the 3D controller or steering wheel. It's playable with the regular controller once you can get used to it, but it takes a lot longer. Regardless, as a kid I still loved it, and I still do love it. lol

I owned both versions, and honestly I got on better using the regular controller probably because I started off with the PC port. That, and I didn't like the Saturn's analogue controller - the shape hurt my hands, unfortunately.

Such a shame that the Saturn version didn't have any desktop-backgrounds hidden on the disc like Sonic Jam did!

Quoting: Linux_RocksYou can always try the PC version again. There's fixes for modern OSes at the PCGamingWiki via that link.

I'll probably just go with the Saturn version - it sounds like a lot less hassle.

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Quoting: Pengling

Quoting: Linux_RocksHere's some good Sonic racing music to go with this.

Sonic R was pretty janky (though I did play the Windows 95 port to death on my first laptop, with its horrible DSTN display, all those years ago), but man, the soundtrack and atmosphere were phenomenal.

I need to set up a good control-layout and revisit the Saturn version on my Steam Deck, one of these days...

The controls on the Saturn version are much better with the 3D controller or steering wheel. It's playable with the regular controller once you can get used to it, but it takes a lot longer. Regardless, as a kid I still loved it, and I still do love it. lol

You can always try the PC version again. There's fixes for modern OSes at the PCGamingWiki via that link.

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Quoting: Linux_RocksHere's some good Sonic racing music to go with this.

Sonic R was pretty janky (though I did play the Windows 95 port to death on my first laptop, with its horrible DSTN display, all those years ago), but man, the soundtrack and atmosphere were phenomenal.

I need to set up a good control-layout and revisit the Saturn version on my Steam Deck, one of these days...

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Quoting: F.Ultraedit: looks to be a dependency issue:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gamescope/+question/809298
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1058493

Crazy disappointing considering Ubuntu 23.10 had Gamescope, and it's needed to use lots of nice features. Could they not have just used the older version that has the old dependencies?
Can Gamescope be installed as a Flatpak or Snap?

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QuoteOver to you in the comments, what have you been playing lately?

Heaps of Stardew Valley and Stumble Guys, plus whatever Bomberman games take my fancy (lately that's been Wario Blast Featuring Bomberman! and Super Bomberman 4 - who knows what it'll be next time).

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QuoteTell stories through conversations: Every real-language conversation is generated based on your human’s unique situation. You can even craft your own conversations in-game.

Big claims right there. I can only imagine it being based on either premade logic blocks or LLM, neither of which would produce enjoyable results in my opinion.

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ha! every single modern fallout game is on there. Impressive. Really shows what a good show tie-in will do for you. New Vegas is by far the best of the bunch IMO. Fallout 4 is WAY too much janky base building. Fallout 3 is just simply too old at this point. New Vegas with some mods is the best way you can go these days.

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Looks very interesting, just always disappointed that they always places the text at the IMHO wrong place so you have to constantly shift focus from the action to the bottom of the screen, especially on a larger monitor. Would very much prefer something similar to comic book text bubbles.

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uuh.. nope. looks like the most irritating game of the year.

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