Yeah that was a given, Destiny 2 Is still mia on Deck because of It (Its a fucking flag to check at this point but they don't care)
Community MetaSteam | February 2026 - Romeo and Rogue: Dead Citadel Requiem
- Thread starter lashman
- Start date
- Featured
OP
OP
Steam is an easy target (because of all the BS Epic is flinging).
Also, Ben Kuchera is the king of game journo spicy takes, and has been for the best part of the last decade or more.
A decade of Tim Sweeney gaslighting.
didamangi
Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit.
reframework, pls save us from this forced fov, film grain and vignette.
OP
OP
Not sure if I'll be able to play Requiem today, got stuff to take care of after work. Hopefully I'll be able to squeeze in a session later tonight. I seriously can't wait to check it out, RE has been one of my favorite franchises ever since the original's release.
Decided to revisit Parasite Eve this week and I think I'm actually enjoying it more than the first time.
Damn, that He-Man game hits my nostalgia so hard, I was obsessed with that stuff as a kid.
Decided to revisit Parasite Eve this week and I think I'm actually enjoying it more than the first time.
Damn, that He-Man game hits my nostalgia so hard, I was obsessed with that stuff as a kid.
Maybe the game is running in some sort of Deck optimised mode that forces it off.
I'm sorry to get all political here, but given the recent takes on privacy etc. I really have to add my 2 cents.
Especially since I feel like some opinions are verging too close to libertarianism -- that most vapid and childish of all political frameworks.
The reality is this: with the global ascendancy of capitalism, the realistic choices you can make are between multi-national corporations and billionaires having all the power, or governments (and international institutions) having at least some of it.
The difference is that, as a normal person, (i) you do have some say in your government; you have zero influence on multinationals (no, when the vast majority of revenue comes from B2B, even the [always tenuous] idea of "voting with your wallet" becomes completely immaterial); and (ii) government policies, actions and so on are documented and can be designed to have oversight -- private corporations do not.
This is why billionaires are on the side of championing (their idea of) "freedom of speech": because in our capitalist framework, what this means in practice when taken to its logical conclusion is that they have almost infinite control over what kind of speech gets any sort of mainstream platform.
Of course this does not mean that every government initiative is good, or well-planned, or well-executed. But going from that to the idea that we shouldn't even try is exactly what the Epstein class wants.
(Which is of course also why they destroy all good governance and meaningful institutions when they get a chance to, as we can observe in the US; "proving" that government doesn't work)
Especially since I feel like some opinions are verging too close to libertarianism -- that most vapid and childish of all political frameworks.
The reality is this: with the global ascendancy of capitalism, the realistic choices you can make are between multi-national corporations and billionaires having all the power, or governments (and international institutions) having at least some of it.
The difference is that, as a normal person, (i) you do have some say in your government; you have zero influence on multinationals (no, when the vast majority of revenue comes from B2B, even the [always tenuous] idea of "voting with your wallet" becomes completely immaterial); and (ii) government policies, actions and so on are documented and can be designed to have oversight -- private corporations do not.
This is why billionaires are on the side of championing (their idea of) "freedom of speech": because in our capitalist framework, what this means in practice when taken to its logical conclusion is that they have almost infinite control over what kind of speech gets any sort of mainstream platform.
Of course this does not mean that every government initiative is good, or well-planned, or well-executed. But going from that to the idea that we shouldn't even try is exactly what the Epstein class wants.
(Which is of course also why they destroy all good governance and meaningful institutions when they get a chance to, as we can observe in the US; "proving" that government doesn't work)
Glad Greens are doing better but Reform will win the general election, too many gammons in the UK
Seems playing on linux deactivates ray tracing but can be enabled with %command% /WineDetectionEnabled:False as I saw in the forums, and seems to work! I still get around 90-100 fps
OP
OP
If you're on Linux use this command to fix ray tracing :: Resident Evil Requiem General Discussions
Capcom disables RT on linux but if you use %command% /WineDetectionEnabled:False in your launch options it'll let you use Linux. Capcom fix your ♥♥♥♥. See pinned post if this doesn't work for you.
capcpom gonna capcpom
Inazuma Eleven? Never heard of it
OP
OP
Hololive’s indie publishing label to temporarily halt all new game submissions and reorganize its review system amidst rising interest - AUTOMATON WEST
Hololive's indie publishing label holo indie announced a major revision of their game review system, temporarily halting all new submissions.
automaton-media.com
OP
OP
Reform wins when the opposition to them is divided.
What this shows is you can be pissed off at Labour (which, let’s be real, is most of the country right now), yet build a coalition against Reform and win.
Jeeeesus fuck. Are the drivers really that bad, or does the game have some extra-low settings that get used if you're on a Steam Deck? I know Clair Obscur does that, at least.
This worldview is entirely predicated on the notion that democratic institutions and the mechanisms to impose checks and balances will hold up when tested. It's understandable that you think so given where you live but you should realize that is not the reality everywhere in the world.
Democracy operates on a sliding scale between what you personally experience all the way to essentially autocracy. Elections can be rigged. Politicians can literally be bought or assassinated. The power of the federal state can be deployed against politicians to bring up bogus charges of income tax fraud or anything else really. Courts can be packed with pliant officials who are ideologically inclined to favour the government, and those officials can be offered lucrative 'consulting jobs' after retirement. The fourth estate can be co-opted to become propaganda arms of the government while those that oppose it can be endlessly harassed including throwing journalists into jail. Governments can conjure up laws in the name of national security or anti-terrorism that can straight up ignore due process.
All of this, by the way, has happened in my country and I'm sure you'll recognize a lot of these things happening in other countries in the world (such as the USA, like you mentioned). The difference is that the institutions in the USA are still holding strong and citizens will be able to vote out bad governments. That is not true everywhere.
So no, I think the idea that citizens should automatically and always side with the government against corporations is shortsighted. Corporations have one motive; profit. That is relatable, understandable and predictable. Governments are far more dangerous. They are sanctioned to use violence against you. They can restrict or deny your rights. There's a journalist in my country who has been imprisoned for the last 5 years for taking part in a protest against the government. He was arrested under the pretext that he was involved in sedition and so he is denied bail. His case hasn't even started yet. Can you imagine that? Being imprisoned for 5 years and your case isn't even in court yet. His constitutional right to liberty has been trampled.
I'm not saying corporations are good but governments can be much, much worse. And the absolute worst case is when the corporations and government start working together. That is the real nightmare scenario. There was an article in the newspaper here the other day that really got me thinking. I'll post it here in a spoiler and you can read it if you wish. It's about how capitalism and government are now aligned due to the rise of AI and what some of the consequences of that can be.
Last time I checked the difference was negligible, paired with the fact that the Deck was also extremely more power efficient than the Z1 Extreme (Even against Z2 Extreme but whatever)
Aside that It doesn't surprise me at all, i warned everyone about the risk of having too many handheld on a lineup and having no support at all along its lifetime was a given. This things are not a GPU where you just rely on Nvidia/AMD for driver updates and that's all, there is a reason if Valve drop updates for Proton and SteamOS on a daily basis even after 4 years on the market.
OP
OP
Bro looks like he lost his glasses.