Biskii

"This train doesn't belong to you. So why don't you turn around and face me, pumpkin?"

Pierce: "This train was commandeered legally under the---"

"Holy nutballs! What happened to your frickin' face?!"

"Oh yeah? How about this - lady? - I don't even know what to call you: you tell me why you look like you headbutted a belt sander, and I'll let all of you go right now."

-Handsome Jack (Borderlands 2)

I had a chance to play it! I enjoyed

I do want to mention I had to turn on vsync through the Nvidia Control Panel. I have no choice but to play on a TV, and the screen tearing is awful on every game

If I wasn't already partnered this list would bother me

I'm using my last month of Game Pass before switching to Linux. I just want to thank everybody here and Lemmy wide for being so friendly and helpful about all things Linux. You guys have taken out all the stress and worry from the transition

That's pretty neat

I lost my Switch in a fire unfortunately, but thank you for the heads up. Now I've gotta figure out what emulator made it the farthest before shutting down

I could not figure it out until your comment. Thank you

I quit using shops years ago because they all ended up being paywalled. It's been shown time and time again that 'unrelated donations' is not a loop hole. Most shops weren't even unrelated. You had to donate an undumped game or eshop credit towards one. I understand obtaining the games in the first place isn't free, but taking money for anything Nintendo related is a bad move, and will be seen as selling their copyrighted material in a court of law

I'm also not ashamed to say, I pirate to get free shit. You start charging, I'll put in more effort to get it for free. There are ways to run your own shop, which I did for a while, but I got tired of messing with the network and just used USB install over DBI for the most part

Awesome, I appreciate the help

Perfect, thank you!

Is setting up a VM in Linux any different than doing it in Windows? Would I just copy the files over when it is finished?

Are these launchers that provide a wrapper similar to Steam and Proton? Do you recommend one over the other, or is it dependent on game?