Kernel level isn’t about stopping cheaters, it’s about gaining system access

As long as we support Epic then we can avoid Steam’s enshittification

I think you missed the point of where the discrete graphics card market is going

I imagine this is targeted at the Steamdeck because PC users would just use OBS or their graphics card’s capture

Removes acidic flavours

We haven’t been

Lod issue, but that’s what a beta is for

Narrator: a public beta is just an advertisement

It absolutely will

They just need to introduce consumer protection legislation to force allowance of resale of digital items

Drake, Bieber, Pineapple Pizza all really hurt our international reputation

Americans also eat something called Canadian bacon but I don’t think that matters

Self hosting doesn’t make sense as a privacy feature because then it’s still just you making requests to google/other SE

It would be rude not to reply to someone who is as curious as you

I don’t care what the minority of people here say

The most popular games use kernel anti cheat, kids think cheating is bad. And very few people even know what a kernel is, they will just think it means “cheating is impossible” even though it doesn’t do that at all

Observation

“””gamers””” aren’t a monolith

That’s why some people discussing it aren’t going to do anything to dissuade the practice

I don’t think they realize what the X means

There should be a checkmark next to “logo is a foot”

That should be any update if you can’t play the previous one

Gamers don’t care

If Valve was against this then they would block them from their store. This is avoiding legal consequences

Despite the fact that we’ve sort of universally agreed that NFT games aren’t going to happen

We said the same about microtransaction and energy systems

How do you get a lab coat on said Crocodile?