warmaster
@warmaster@lemmy.world
- Comment on Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced officially announced with Steam Deck support 1 week ago:
Insta-hardpass.
- Comment on Live out your witchy dreams in the open world adventure Witchspire in June 1 week ago:
I was sharing what I would like out of the game in order to purchase it. I’m not saying what the game needs. I guess people don’t read or just use the downvote button as a “disagree” button. Either way, I see that practice as counterproductive to encouraging discussion.
- Comment on Live out your witchy dreams in the open world adventure Witchspire in June 1 week ago:
Looks great, but in order to purchase it for my kids I would need them to make a few changes to the following aspects:
- Female only playable characters
- Partial Controller Support
- Steam Deck Compatibility Unknown
If this game would run fine on Steam OS, my kids would prefer to have the option to play as a male if they could chose. Sometimes they chose female, some times they just want to identify themselves with their character. Just let them have fun their way.
I get why not, I mean… Witches. Yeah. Well, they come up with whatever story to make it work. Just let more people enjoy the game.
- Comment on Steam controller price 1 week ago:
Wouldn’t they cost more? I mean, they have hall effect sticks and 2 touchpads.
- Comment on PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 can now auto-configure games for you 2 weeks ago:
This is awesome. So convenient!
- Comment on Mozilla announced "Thunderbolt", their open-source and self-hostable AI client 2 weeks ago:
Odd that gamingonlinux posted it in their blog in the first place. How is this related to actually gaming on Linux?
- Comment on Following mass layoffs, Epic are reportedly putting their hopes on a Disney extraction shooter 2 weeks ago:
I hope Epic implodes and goes back to just being the UE company.
- Comment on Pokemon battles with space cows, dinosaurs and gaseous blobs are the premise of No Man's Sky's latest update, dubbed Xeno Arena 3 weeks ago:
Now Nintendo can sue in space!
- Comment on US patent office revokes Nintendo’s patent on summoning characters to make them battle | VGC 4 weeks ago:
This hast to be April’s fools. Something this good can’t be happening.
- Comment on Grounded 2 gets Steam Deck Verified with the latest updates 5 weeks ago:
This is great, I’ll get it for my kids next sale.
- Comment on [Mini Poll] Which of these games feels closest to the original Half-Life? 1 month ago:
AvP, it was more climatic and less frantic than Quake IIRC.
- Comment on Future Sony PlayStation games will use AI to imagine new frames 1 month ago:
- Comment on New Steam Beta can run the Linux client inside a container with 64bit 1 month ago:
Name another gaming company that has been as good and influential.
- Comment on Firefox v149 is getting a free built-in VPN and other new features 1 month ago:
Librewolf + Proton if you want free, Mullvad if you want to pay.
- Comment on Gamers react with overwhelming disgust to DLSS 5's generative AI glow-ups 1 month ago:
- Comment on The worst timeline 1 month ago:
Slap Bazzite on that bad boy ASAP.
- Comment on Manjaro Linux looks like it's in trouble with the release of the "Manjaro 2.0 Manifesto" 1 month ago:
Arch with shitshow on top
- Comment on CoolerControl v4 adds new security features, brings hardware support and more 1 month ago:
I want Linux to have something as cool-looking as NZXT’s app. Both apps have proper APIs, I thought maybe someone made a unifying GUI.
- Comment on Performing Right Society (PRS) sues Valve over video game music 1 month ago:
I bet all these lawsuits against Valve are tied to a group formed by Epic & Microsoft among others.
- Comment on Fedora 44 Beta is out with KDE improvements, better live media and more 1 month ago:
Last major release I believe it took less than a few hours to hit Bazzite.
- Comment on CoolerControl v4 adds new security features, brings hardware support and more 1 month ago:
Is there a way to have OpenRGB’s & Cooler Control features bundled in one app ?
- Comment on Valve suggests further delays for Steam Machine: 'We hope to ship in 2026' 1 month ago:
For $600, I bought a GMKTEC K12, Ryzen 7 H255 32GB DDR5 and 512 GB M2 SSD. Flashed Bazzite before first boot.
I’ll wait for the Steam Machine very patiently while I play games with my kids in the living room TV.
This thing performs incredibly well, much more than my kids would need. Their friends with PS5 consoles are impressed by the quality and the amount of games we have. Steam is unbeatable.
Project Helix is doomed.
- Comment on Good News! EA Is Expanding Its Anti-Cheat to ARM64, and Linux Could Be Next 1 month ago:
I believe Linux is around ~4 games away from becoming globally mainstream:
- EA’s FC series (FIFA)
- Activision’s Call of Duty series
- Epic’s Fortnite
- Roblox (playable RN but 2nd class experience)
One more game would be great for those people that play them and are interested in moving away from consoles.
- Comment on Bazzite gets a big update with KDE Plasma 6.6, Mesa 26.0.1 and more 1 month ago:
I ran ujust update and didn’t get this update.
- Comment on The OrangePi Neo gaming handheld with Manjaro Linux is now "on ice" due to component prices 2 months ago:
Weird distro for a console though.
- Comment on Insomniac finally lock in a Wolverine release date on PS5, so start placing your bets on a PC port launch window 2 months ago:
1 year later
- Comment on Death Stranding 2's system requirements have washed ashore, and they're pretty reasonable 2 months ago:
Well, there goes playing this on a Steam Machine or Deck.
- Comment on Minecraft Java is switching from OpenGL to Vulkan for the Vibrant Visuals update 2 months ago:
I wish it had split screen & controller support.
- Comment on Epic will lean harder on Fortnite to drive third-party sales on Epic Games Store, with 100 licensed tie-ins a year 2 months ago:
Because they can’t sell anything through the Epic Games Store.
- Comment on Days after cancelling their Linux-compatible mod loader, Nexus Mods announces that they're bringing SteamOS support to Vortex 3 months ago:
Just like any other FOSS project:
Devs chose a repo of their choice, the distributor (in this case Nexus) choses a repo (GitHub is either free or very cheap for FOSS projects) to check for compliance, vulnerabilities, etc and then it’s cloud natively packaged for distribution.
This is how Flathub, Homebrew, and the Universal Project distros are built and distributed.
I bet Nexus would save a ton of money if they went this way.