Linux gaming

@PurpCat
My experience was exact oposite. It run every game I wanted, including games from outside of Steam.

I cannot possibly shit on it, because it just works.

@LukeAlmighty @PurpCat You're not getting it

Either the retard in the pic is lying and he never had one, or he didn't check the options and co and never activated Proton (IIRC, it's all somehow turned off by default)

@coolboymew @PurpCat @LukeAlmighty proton works by default out of the box. OP just has a skill issue and only plays DRM-infested slop

@VD15 @PurpCat @LukeAlmighty Does it? I seem to recall that even recently, on PC, it's not turned on by default. I can't recall on the Deck though, been too long

Otherwise you may be right "Lame indie titles and offline games", dude may be a retard that plays nothing but online DRM'd slop, which is a lot of people...

@coolboymew @PurpCat @LukeAlmighty there's a disappointing amount of people who still play AAA games.

@VD15 @PurpCat @LukeAlmighty AAA games works though. This is probably one of those questionable people who still somehow only have 10 games in their Steam account

@coolboymew @PurpCat @LukeAlmighty @VD15 This is like one of those people who has a Steam account just to play PUBG or CS2 on PC and maybe bought a couple of under $5 games on Steam to diversify their library ig

@eric @PurpCat @LukeAlmighty @VD15 It's just puzzling at this point because of constant free giveaways, years of super discounts, bundles sites that has been going on for years

There's like no excuses to have a library of 10 games max

@coolboymew @PurpCat @eric @VD15
Epic games.
If you're broke, it IS the best option. I never gave them a single Koruna, but I refuse to shit that many free games.