

Why are you on here?
That’s crazy, I would not have even thought to try mods with the remaster.
My Internet archive T-shirt just came in the mail.
I appreciate the edit 👍
Plenty of reasons to stick with mint, the most important being that you said you’re happy with it.
They also have a merch store: https://store.archive.org/
Time to donate again :)
This looks so easy for my friends to use compared to making an account for my matrix server, I’ll definetly keep an eye on this!
Fuck Piratesoftware for painting this initiative in a bad light
What ISP are you with?
“Hey mark, don’t get mad but I may have gotten you sectioned. I need someone to send Superhans this weird balloon of powder he wanted. I’d have done it myself, but I thought you’d be due for a holiday eh? You’re not mad are you Mark? Oh your mad.”
Their pricing, legal treatment of free fan games/romhacks, insecure legal actions towards games that resemble their own like Pokémon and Palworld, their warpath against emulators despite doing fuck all to preserve their own Library in a convenient way for consumers. Yes, Nintendo bad.
Pretty much any Linux distro will work for gaming. Some just do more work for you at the beginning. Linux mint, Pop OS, Endeavor, manjaro, etc, you can game on basically any of them. After familiarizing myself I eventually swapped to Arch, but if any of the other distros I mentioned work, and you feel satisfied with it, then stick with it. Its about finding a distro you enjoy and can work around despite it’s flaws.
If I remember correctly, I got Red Dead 1 to play on my Xbox one x (god I hate their naming scheme) and not only did the disc actually contain all the game data, it would also still function if I put it into a 360, and on top of that, my one x downloaded graphical patches and textures automatically FOR FREE. Even Microsoft did a better job about backwards compatibility (after eating a humble pie on the Xbox one launch disaster). Anyway dont buy Nintendo products. Nintendo bad.
What are you gambling?
Good point, thats why we should be able to run servers ourselves after the game dies
Yea, thats where you’ll find some issues sadly. I’m not a regular but I manage to find one or two servers with a decent player count most of the time.
Just play “Team Fortress 2 Classic” or “Open Fortress” both are really cool community projects without crates, or any micro transactions as far as I know.