Dystakruul

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   by Dystakruul 6mo ago

   There's also Proton-GE [1], which is even more experimental and adds some bleeding edge fixes and features. I've heard it's pretty good for fixing video playback/rendering (e.g. cutscene) issues if both the stable and th
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   by Dystakruul 7mo ago

   I think one of the main flaws of Reddit is that upvotes that happen on a user's front page and upvotes that come from 'within' the subreddit are treated equal (at least as far as I know). It degrades the "does this post
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   by Dystakruul 2y ago

   [1] Overview: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook–Cambridge_Analytica_d... [2] Documentary: "The Great Hack" (2019) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4736550/
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   by Dystakruul 2y ago

   just a note for inattentive readers: Outer Wilds from GP's comment is a very different game compared to Outer Worlds which the parent comment mentions. (it doesn't help that they were both released in the same year, 2019) Outer
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   by Dystakruul 2y ago

   > suddenly has a requirement I think players were already asked to link their accounts since the game's release, but it was optional (in the sense that you could easily skip that step). also, for further context, here's the off
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   by Dystakruul 2y ago

   > the player count did not take any obvious hit > on steam the delisting seems to have affected almost no active players in most cases, if you bought a game on steam before it got delisted, you can still play it. even if you uninstal