i never played multiplayer games, im open to it i try them sometimes if i see a cool one, i have finished 2 player local games like unravel but i feel like my gaming time is my gaming time i dont want to speak, read or engage in any way with humans (also things like mmo’s that take away your freedom of choosing when to play) so i just grab my lil character and go for my lil adventure
i just started using it and choose Fedora, and it is indeed a little confusing at first but when you move to linux you should be prepared to study a bit, watch videos, even use your text app to keep stuff and organize commands, its not a move in with full furniture kind of deal and i think thats part of the fun
i agree with you in a way, its true that in the 2000’s i could only buy about a game a year also because you weren’t switching consoles as frequently as we do. I could wish for a game from Xbox and i would never play it because the console i had at home was playstation. Nowadays that is leveled, but this goes hand in hand with the things related to the amount of games we have vs what games we finish. And back then i fisnished all small amounts of games and we recall every nook and cranny of the games, nowadays its really cool to look at a 200 game library but we are not taking the best of them because of the diversity, we have so much we quite cant click as easily (at least this is how i feel but i have found people with different opinions)
the reaction to my next post in my scroll pretty much sums up my reaction to this
i never played multiplayer games, im open to it i try them sometimes if i see a cool one, i have finished 2 player local games like unravel but i feel like my gaming time is my gaming time i dont want to speak, read or engage in any way with humans (also things like mmo’s that take away your freedom of choosing when to play) so i just grab my lil character and go for my lil adventure
i just started using it and choose Fedora, and it is indeed a little confusing at first but when you move to linux you should be prepared to study a bit, watch videos, even use your text app to keep stuff and organize commands, its not a move in with full furniture kind of deal and i think thats part of the fun
i agree with you in a way, its true that in the 2000’s i could only buy about a game a year also because you weren’t switching consoles as frequently as we do. I could wish for a game from Xbox and i would never play it because the console i had at home was playstation. Nowadays that is leveled, but this goes hand in hand with the things related to the amount of games we have vs what games we finish. And back then i fisnished all small amounts of games and we recall every nook and cranny of the games, nowadays its really cool to look at a 200 game library but we are not taking the best of them because of the diversity, we have so much we quite cant click as easily (at least this is how i feel but i have found people with different opinions)
when can i stop living in this universe and switch back to the one we originally were on? man i miss it so much. That and original pizzahut