Ah yes the completly new anti-consumer method of exclusives that Epic invented and only Epic does, it totally hasn't been around since the start of gaming or something.
allmond226
joined 1 year ago
yeah Linux makes sense in an Tech/IT working environment, but thats it. And people here act like it's a wonder thing that can do anything, when its in reality lacking a lot.
Are industry standard programms like Microsoft Office or Adobe Suite etc. supported No? then it's completely useless for 90% of the working environments. Do games support it? Only some? most of them in a inferior version than the windows counterparts, well then its useless for gaming too.
UX is way better on Windows too because it's less complicated
No offense but if you're seriously using Linux for gaming than then idk what to tell you most games don't even support Linux and those who do normally stop after a while f.e. Rocket League even years before Epic got involved
Not Steam but, GunMan Clive was a great platformer on 3Ds, had a gorgeous art style and the best usage of the 3D-Effect i've ever seen. The game was 99c, not on a sale 99c normally, absolutely wild
relatable
I think reposts from reddit could be really beneficial for lemmy , cause part what made reddit great was that it was basically a content libary, that had the answers to a lot of questions and in turn drove people to the side. On lemmy we still have to build that libary
sadly i don't think it's coming soon, i looked at github, there you can open a "issue" (feature ideas, bugs). One of the rules is no multiple issues, so searched if someone requested it and there is one about mutireddits thats chilling there since 2020 and another from 2021
Yeah 90% is just the memes community because its so big, memes are a big part why i joined reddit and now lemmy, but it's just to much, i want variety at my feed!
Especially with the retro memes thing going on, I found it funny like the first 10 post, but it's getting on my nerves already. I wonder what people that came here just now have to think
The problem is I mostly use lemmy(or reddit before) on mobile, so sadly all this neat stuff doesn't help me
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The Data collection would be a solid point, but the people who loudly voice that concern are normally the people who have 500+ hours in LoL, Valo, Clash of Clans, Clash Royal etc., all of them from companies that are mostly/ completely (Riot Games 100%,Supercell 85%) owned by tencent, while they own less than 50% of Epic, yet for some reason the possibility of data collected by China is only a big problem for people, when it comes to Epic Games.
Also as a european, i don't really care if the Data gets funneled to the USA or China, both equally bad imo.