Feeling very Clardic Fug today.

If they could force you to pay a royalty every time you so much as thought of a book you once read, they’d do it in a heartbeat.

You mean Chromium Brave Edition?

I think I’m going to try to get Splinter Cell: Blacklist working on my Linux media PC. Or maybe some No Man’s Sky.

fair enough. you got me on that.

I agree. I know you’re getting downvoted, but these slight graphical upgrades don’t really justify an entire new re-release. I was actually hoping for something like they did with the Halo enhanced editions, allowing you to switch between the new shiny graphics and the original graphics. They could certainly keep the same engine and game feel, but to make a big deal about what could have essentially been a mod to the original game seems disingenuous on their part.

He said it, everyone.

Don’t worry, its just a concept design from Carota. Zero chance this gets out the door.

Evoland II

Nothing at all.

The world is really conspiring to give me back my life, huh? Writers and actors guild strikes, video games being locked behind face scanners, websites being locked behind DRM in the browser, and big social media time sinks imploding because speculative venture capital groups stopped drowning them in money. If they’re not careful, I might actually go outisde and touch grass. Or get a hobby. Maybe even talk to another person face to face.

I haven’t had a GOG game yet that doesn’t run using the Heroic Launcher. Game save syncing does work mostly, but only for games running under Proton. Native games won’t sync saves without scripting work on your part.

The one problem I’ve had and haven’t seen mentioned on this thread yet is that GOG games installed through Heroic and then launched through the Steam game mode can be so slow. Like, launching No Man’s Sky could take 5 to 10 minutes spinning on the Steam logo before actually launching. I heard one person online say it could be due to Heroic not setting up pre-compiled resources on first launch? I dunno. I’d be open to suggestions.

Pretty sure you could use your brain to put a Getty Images watermark on an image. You’re probably already imagining it now. That argument doesn’t hold water.

i really love how seriously you’re analyzing this. i mean that unironically. the internet is a weird place and i love it.

that said, i don’t think despair is the opposite of hope. in fact, i think despair can drive a kind of wild and panicked hope.

as despair increases, hopes decrease. makes sense 2 me