Yeah it’s called pump and dump, they probably walked away with most of it

I’m aware. Where did anyone in this discussion do anything remotely similar to that?

I doubt it. The dev puts out slop garbage.

Lol what?

As like 3000 other comments here have explained, Valve has a zero tolerance policy for what they consider CSAM, meaning they will not reconsider. Which is their prerogative.

You’ve fabricated a straw man, and appear to be furious at it

I use Bazzite, and I’ve had to install Mullvad manually using a local rpm package downloaded from their site. Works fine like that.

Only annoyance is that I have to repeat the process manually when the app updates, but there is always a banner saying a new version is available, and it takes like 2 min to remove the old version, install the new local package, and then reboot. Use rpm-ostree command to install/uninstall.

Edit: I guess it might be different on SteamOS given that it’s Arch based instead of Fedora… Not sure if it works in a distrobox.

Man files are your best friend

I would seed…

Insulin in the US?

Have you seen Vein? Still early access, I think, but it’s got potential

Gatekeepy bullshit.

Bazzite is great, and immutable just means some things are done slightly differently, that’s all.

I’m just shocked that you were able to avoid stick drift on the Switch for long enough to wear them down.

Bummer… And yeah, it is, I put a ton of hours into it in PS4 remote streaming to my Deck

Yeah it was rereleased on Switch. Could probably emulate it if you really wanted but yeah dunno if it’s worth the effort

Have you played Tokyo Mirage Sessions?

Weird game in general, but some of my favorite turn based combat ever. I think you permanently learn abilities from weapons if I recall.

Sekiro

I think the last game I played that did it was Smash Bros Ultimate, and that’s barely a fighting game imo

Check out Unicorn Overlord (I know, awful name).

Definitely a different kind of game than FF12, but the way the combat works reminds me quite a bit of gambits. Really fun game too, with beautiful art style.

I don’t strictly adhere to it or anything, but I think it’s a good reminder sometimes when I balk at the price of a new game that I’m liable to spend hundreds of hours playing.