The guide is on the site they linked. It works, I did it a few times. They have to mirror the LTSC installation files unfortunately, but there's a guide on how to verify they're genuine if you don't trust them.
proceduralnightshade
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What do you mean by that? You don't lose gaming performance when you use win10 over win11. Why would you?
There's Windows 10 LTSC, which gets security updates til 2027. And IoT Enterprise LTSC, which gets security updates until 2032.
"But should you even use those versions?!? They are not meant to be installed on a desktop PC/laptop" - idk, it's either this or Win11.
For more info on how to install, check https://massgrave.dev/windows_ltsc_links
I wish they would stop releasing updates and DLC for Stellaris, so the modders have a version they can tinker with.
In a perfect world, every dollar we spend goes right to the creators who made the creation.
In a perfect world, shit's created without someone having to create it to make money. A market without middlemen is still a market.
the reddit watermark makes it even better
Stick of truth was developed by Obsidian
At first glance I thought this was an AI generated pic of some nonsense again. I think the internet fried my brain.
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Played it again right after they stopped releasing updates this year. If you don't play it expecting an RPG or immersive sim, it's good.
I like Phantom Liberty even more. They didn't attempt to compromise on anything regarding the game genre anymore and just made it a shooter action adventure with a cinematic story, which plays in it own little open world area.
2077 is one of the few AAA games that doesn't feel completely soulless. It could've delved deeper into the philosophical "what if" aspect of the Cyberpunk genre though.
Also they should've made the badlands story part with Panam it's own game, in retrospect it's what I enjoyed the most out of the base game.