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Yeah, unfortunately with any game that requires a decent number of online users to work, it's not enough to just be a great game. You need either luck or a lot of money to spend on advertising to get the necessary player amounts to function.

Yeah, I really like DLSS/FSR/etc for letting newer games run on old systems. But I don't feel like it should ever be necessary for modern hardware to run it well.

Ray tracing in general is a big culprit in this, it has such a high performance hit. That was fine back when Ray tracing was optional, but we're increasingly seeing games with mandatory ray tracing now. Indiana Jones and the upcoming Doom The Dark Ages requiring it for lighting is a mistake imo, not something that computer hardware in general is really ready to be a default.

How well does Avowed run on it?

Haha that explains where you got the number from, but still have no idea how you remember it. I suppose they do provide a helpful jingle.

Supersquirrel, I really appreciate the effort you put into your game recommendations. You really do a good job of explaining why a game is worth checking out.

Also, the Due Process game just changed their anti-cheat to support Linux, which is great to see.

How did you come up with that username?

This is also nice because every state doesn't have to pass this kind of law for it to help everyone else. Companies are often willing to have california specific models of their products to comply with California specific laws, but if enough states have right to repair laws it will hopefully be easier for companies to just have all their products be compliant.

It's a rite of passage that every linux user should experience at least 3 times.

You can use dd, but as others have said, dd is nicknamed disk destroyer. If it was me, I'd probably just copy the files, which will be slower but easier to do.

phanto's suggestion of using gparted/kparted is also a good one. Another thing to keep in mind is that many cloning programs will clone the partition size as well, so you may need to use kparted when you're done to grow the partition to the larger microsd size.

I use a jsaux modcase instead of the included carrying case, it provides enough protection and fits better into my backpack for work. I've got a 3rd party ivoler dock I use for my TV, and 4 stadia controllers for docked play. Finally I have a walmart onn brand BT tablet keyboard and a trackball mouse that I can use while it's docked.

It probably will now that Spider Man 2 is out. GoW only started having sales below $20 once GoW Ragnarok was released.

But Spider Man 2 isn't going below $20 for years and years.

The included case is really nice and protects really well, but it's too big to fit into my backpack. I also like to have some protection when I just set my deck down on my nightstand or things like that.

I use a jsaux modcase as my main case now. It's reasonable well protected and can fit into my backpack much easier now.

This flipcase will be less protective than the modcase, but doesn't have a separate cover to keep up with, which will be very convenient.