The debates have gone on for years obviously, but I do have a legitimate issue with modern games regarding consoles. With the introduction of crossplay, PC players are no longer on an even playing field (well, as even as it could be with drastic performance differences). Now, it can be really hard to tell the difference between a cheater and someone who is receiving a lot of assistance from aim assist.
I don't think console players should suddenly be told they can't have aim assist when playing with pc players, but it's a delicate balance for developers and I don't think any of them have really gotten it right. I stopped playing apex legends some time ago because the controller players had become so dominant in the higher ranks. It felt like I was at a disadvantage because the game wasn't offering assistance for me.
They can't, this person obvious doesn't pollute or consume whatsoever. They have no existence at all.
Ignore the internet posting they do, theirs isn't in any way related to generation of electricity or anything that could possibly negatively harm the earth in any way.
This dude is right. If you primarily use your computer for gaming, Linux is still not good enough. No amount of "hurr durr the anticheat should be reason enough not to play" is going to change that.
People will play what they want of what their friends are playing, and if to doesn't work on Linux, regardless of whose fault that is, it makes Linux still not good enough for most gamers.
I'm here for the downvotes now: nirvana is extremely mid.