I'd rather replay my older titles offline than be bound to a subscription. Streaming services here in my country remove so much stuff while you're still watching them. And the content that's still up there is of a very low quality.
I mean, older GTA titles already got removed; we now have to resort to other ways to replay those. They are still superior to the re-releases, in my honest opinion.
I understand your point; on my other machine (experimental setup), it's all barebones, TTY only for performance.
On this rig, though (even if it's not the fastest). I have more resources to spare, so I like to have something different to stare at than my TTY setup xD.
The reason that I have this dock at the bottom is for a couple of members of this household. That way they can use my system as well. They're not used to Linux, let alone a DM like Niri.
I did run KDE before, but the Niri workflow fits my needs more :)
Yep I agree, if it where to work on Linux I might consider it hopefully fully playable OFFLINE.
If I where to buy the game it will probably be the cheapest version tho. 100 euros for a game is quite a lot.
On the other hand, there is also a option I skip the game entirely. FH6 worked flawless on Linux for about 20 hours. After that the save game somehow became corrupt and I can't play anymore. Talking about wasted money. I am even more skeptical of these online games now. 🫣
Yeah no problem, thanks for the suggestions!
Thank you for the recommendations, I'll check them out!
And Indies are going strong right now! I used to play big titles but not anymore.
By the way, take a look at the indie game The Precinct.
I'd rather replay my older titles offline than be bound to a subscription. Streaming services here in my country remove so much stuff while you're still watching them. And the content that's still up there is of a very low quality.
I mean, older GTA titles already got removed; we now have to resort to other ways to replay those. They are still superior to the re-releases, in my honest opinion.
I understand your point; on my other machine (experimental setup), it's all barebones, TTY only for performance.
On this rig, though (even if it's not the fastest). I have more resources to spare, so I like to have something different to stare at than my TTY setup xD.
The reason that I have this dock at the bottom is for a couple of members of this household. That way they can use my system as well. They're not used to Linux, let alone a DM like Niri. I did run KDE before, but the Niri workflow fits my needs more :)
The next thing you're telling me is that you don't need man at all.
Straight from the TTY, booting into a session :P
Hmm, interesting. I'm going to look into that for when V5 releases; thanks for the information!
Are you refering to Ignition?
https://dos.zone/ignition/
Okay, my last post, I promise!
A must-have: Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition goes on sale for 3 euros (normally 20 euros)
IYKYK: A man who downvotes this is never a whole man ;)
https://store.steampowered.com/app/307690/Sleeping_Dogs_Definitive_Edition/
And my last post since I could recommend games for days xD.
Demonstar: Original Missions (1999 re-released in 2024 with some fine upgrades) not on sale but only 3 euros.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2577180/DemonStar/
Supercow originally released in 2005 or something.
Re released: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1883570/Supercow/
Try out Distance, a race game where you have to dodge objects. It also features a great soundtrack.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/233610/Distance/
Yep I agree, if it where to work on Linux I might consider it hopefully fully playable OFFLINE. If I where to buy the game it will probably be the cheapest version tho. 100 euros for a game is quite a lot.
On the other hand, there is also a option I skip the game entirely. FH6 worked flawless on Linux for about 20 hours. After that the save game somehow became corrupt and I can't play anymore. Talking about wasted money. I am even more skeptical of these online games now. 🫣
I understand, in Grayjay that is working as far as I know. It shows me videos based on my previously watched content. So that should work.
Maybe invidious or use freetube.
There is also grayjay, and while it works pretty fine I believe there where some controversies around the program even tho I don't know the reason.
Currently im using Namida which is also great and open-source in contrary to Symfonium.
Namida supports Local music, Subsonic and Navidrome servers, WebDAV and even YT music if you even need a song that isn't in your collection yet.
Another alternative (proprietary) is Symfonium
I claimed Slap City many thanks!
And they keep asking why many people resort to piracy. Nothing is owned these days; I feel like they also want me to pay for breathing next year.