“SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED, LIBTARDS!”

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I don’t want to tell others what to do with their art, but I would certainly appreciate that. For every PvPvE game if they replaced the human opponents with NPCs I would probably be happy. I avoid PvP games. There is enough toxicity in the world without willingly subjecting myself to something that has been specifically created to generate toxic situations and behavior.

The entire thing feels exploitative and gross for everyone involved, both the streamers and the people watching / paying them.

Exploitation of others is the beating heart of capitalism.

For all intents and purposes it is Steam OS.

I don’t understand PvP. In games like this it’s toxic by design and I don’t understand how that is supposed to be fun for anyone. It makes me concerned for society that games specifically designed to ruin someone else’s day are this popular.

This is correct and appropriate.

I keep one in my bag and it has saved me more than once. After that, I started putting them in and on everything. They are very useful.

And if that feels too locked down, WaterFox.

Could it be sarcoidosis?

The top 1% hold 1/3 of all the US wealth while the top 10% hold 2/3 of all wealth.

So 90% of the US population controls leas than 33% of all the nations wealth.

The country isn’t wealthy, it’s been plundered by a few greedy oligarchs.

It’s a shame. I tried it last night and it has a lot of good ideas and atmosphere, but it was ruined for me by the one thing that ruins every game in this genre, PvP.

I would eat up a purely co-op version of this, even if other humans were replaced with NPCs, but I don’t have the stomach or tolerance for any kind of PvP.

I am too much of a tinkerer for Bazzite, but it’s still the distro I recommend the most for new users. If they decide they need more freedom, then Fedora KDE is the next step I recommend.

Most Windows expats should be completely happy with Bazzite.

Please do. I have always been interested in the idea of setting up some cameras, but everything seems to be cloud based and I’m not touching that. If I can write directly to my NAS, that would be ideal.

They already were.

Does this mean we can lay them off?

/s

We build louisettes.

Image description: A panel from Calvin and Hobbes where a snowman scene was made so it appears to have been gruesomely hit by a car while other snowmen look on in horror.

Fire the fascist.

The Cypher system is one of the most ingenious, elegant, immersive, and flexible TTRPG systems ever created and I will die on this hill. If you want to escape D&D, Cypher is the way to go.

What are the best alternatives? Anything that can be entirely self-hosted and stored on a NAS? I haven’t looked into this in a while but cloud-based cameras seem like a huge problem.