Quoting: GuestYeah you are deffo missing something. Looks like you're oversimplifying it, It's not as simple as just reporting it, you need to be able to proove it and youtube do a thorough investigation into the claim.

Unfortunately, this is not true and YouTube has been under heavy flak for their strongly abusable claim system.

Basically, as soon as someone creates a claim, that claim is valid.
It can be disputed, of course, but guess who has the burden of proof: It's not the claimer (claimant?).
Only once that dispute has been denied by the claimer, can the victim get YouTube involved.
And good luck getting anyone from YouTube involved to take your side in such a case... it takes a LOT of time, effort and ultimately money.

If you get three of those strikes before any of them can be cleared up, your channel is subject to termination.
At the very least, you won't be able to upload more videos before those are cleared up.

If all of this sounds heavily rigged, then yeah, that's because it is.

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Quoting: setzer22Valve is selling the deck at a loss because they can afford it,

I honestly doubt that.
This isn't a console that can make up for selling at a loss with absurd stuff like costs-to-play-online or generally overpriced games.
Nor is it going to bring it tons of new customers - I'd bet that 99% of buyers are Steam customers anyway.

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Quoting: elmapulim surprised to see creative commons used in an malicious way

You might say that usage of creative commons is very.... creative

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Quoting: Liam DaweComplaining about it enabling a game work on Linux, and berating a developer because they chose not to do a Native build doesn't really help anyone at this point.

Kindly pointing a broken promise is not berating. Please do not take things out of context.

I have to agree with this.
Proton is not a reason to not deliver on a promise.

That said... was there ever actually a promise? Or was there just a "we'll investigate the possibility"?
Latter could easily turn into "well, Proton seems to work just fine so we'll go with that" and not be a broken promise.

And I agree with Liam, if Proton does work perfectly fine, I don't care if I use that or native.
In the end I'm in it for the game, not for the exact kind of compiler used to compile the executable.

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This game is wishlisted very hard (like, a 9.5 / 10 wishlist, would wishlist again if I could).

I just wish there was more free time and fewer games already on that list

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Too bad about the delay.

But on the bright side, there are now quite a lot of great FPSs of this kind around.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyOK, I now have a brilliant scheme for acquiring a Steam Deck fast, and cheap!
I just buy a Stream Deck and remove the "r"!

But if you do that, it can no longer go "Brrrrrrr".
It will only go "B-b-b-b". Kinda lame.

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For those like me who get weird graphical glitches, with all 3D models (so anything except the background) suddenly having very weird, trippy colors:

Rest. That somehow fixes it.

At least I think it is a glitch. Either that or my character ate some shrooms.

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The more I read about it, the more the early Linux ports seem like Wild West style to me.
"Early" Linux mixed with the hardware mess that was the late 90s / early 2000s.

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