I’ve had Windows cause enough problems with wrecking my Linux boot partition to not want to try this again. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. It works fine most of the time. But I’m not willing to risk that rare occasion when windows renders my Linux drive unbootable. Maybe there’s a way to fix the boot partition and I haven’t figured it out. But restoring my whole system is so annoying that I wouldn’t risk it.

So i would recommend that the best option is to consider just ignoring that game and playing the endless number of great games out there that run on Linux already.

This is how my candid photos hit

This also extends to:

You don’t need to get to a Steam “backlog” just because it is there. Just play games you enjoy and ignore the rest.

If you’re partway through a game and it doesn’t feel fun anymore then just abandon it.

If an old game is going to be fun to replay, then there’s no rule to say you have to pick something new. Play the old game for the thousandth time and enjoy. I’m playing Ballionaire like a maniac while my wife judges me for continuing to ignore Expedition 33.

If you enjoy doing dumb shit in a game then it doesn’t matter what the optimal play is, just do the dumb shit you enjoy. We all loved finding ways to kill sims.

It’s too late for this guy. He’s already brain dead.

This is what the Gabe Cube and Steam Deck are for. Price rises have been unfortunate and normies aren’t going to consider those anymore. I guess the Nintendo Switch 2 with some game cartridges might be their next choice…although this is obviously a huge mistake if the point was to find a company with consumer friendly practices.

General Public: smash the “accept all” button immediately

Not really. I look forward to hoping for a well made final boss.

I mostly lose interest AFTER the final boss though. I might know there’s a lot of endgame content left, but tend to lose motivation after the final boss. Really want to get back to Silksong to get to Act 3, but beating the story boss kinda put the game on a back burner for me.

Is this a thing? Why do they keep taking money?

I tried signing up and they wanted a copy of photo ID or something ridiculous. Noped out of there. Is that just a UK thing or what?