I agree with others who said AI tag for AI helped projects, no tags for normal projects.

Well, I’m happy they are at least performing like the clowns they are, but I am more of talking about my fellow Americans. The normal citizens who don’t hold any power like myself. Those are the ones (including mine) whose hands it has fallen upon to stand firm and demand the administration face any consequences for all the fuckery they have done and continue to do every single day.

Ah, yes. Let me go out by myself and start demanding the current administration be held accountable… I’m sure that will go as smoothly as I imagine…

Besides giving that answer, why don’t you talk to me about what you and I can do together to get more people involved?

I was thinking yesterday how I’m just so ashamed that the public at large has largely said, “Oh well!” and moved on to the next thing as they usually do. I guess I was stupid to think my fellow Americans would start a movement to get rid of all these fuckers.

I see Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg, and I upvote. Simple as.

Thank you for sharing! :-]

I have so much bad luck that I truly do just laugh at it now. It has broken me. :'-]

The easiest way I’ve found my game folders through Proton is to use KDE Runner. I look up the game on PCGamingWiki and find the Steam ID of the game under Game data then Configuration file(s) location then i.e. 3321460 for Crimson Desert. So, I put 3321460 into KRunner, and it will usually show me the folder. Then I just save the top level folder compatdata onto my Dolphin Places for easier finding later. I still have to find the Steam ID for the game on PCGW, but the folder is easier to use to search than KRunner sometimes. :-]

One thing I dislike about Linux for real is that some people are saying it boots up just fine out of box, and others (like myself) can’t even get it to run at all. Ugh. Thank you for your comment though!

Thank you! I will look more into EndeavourOS. :-]

Thank you for the comment!

I won’t lie, when you said something about SELinux it reminded me of my horrible time with AppArmor the first time I installed openSUSE Tumbleweed. I think you may be on to something here with this SELinux thought. I think it is possible, but my memory is not always reliable, so I will ask for posterity sake, can AppArmor/SELinux not be installed on my openSUSE Tumbleweed? If I could do that, without any major drawbacks, I would just reinstall Tumbleweed and call it a day, as I do like mostly everything else about Tumbleweed. :-]

Hi, I just recently made a post and it was about Crimson Desert and me searching for a distro that doesn’t need any extra hassle for the game to get going. I currently use openSUSE Tumbleweed, but moved back over to my Windows SSD to be able to play the game.

My question is: What distro are you using and is it an AMD or NVIDIA card? :-]

I figured it was. I also tried out the newest GE-Proton (10-33 I think?) and it also wouldn’t start the game so I gave up and went back to Windows for now.

When other newer games came out like Esoteric Ebb or the Oblivion remaster/remake, it played just fine on openSUSE. It’s just one of those pain points that will generally never go away I suppose? :-[

As far as I can tell, it doesn’t. The game is Crimson Desert, which is a singleplayer only game. :-/

Damn man. Technology kinda fucking sucks now. Everything I use is imploding in on itself. Yay!

Thank you so much for this information! I will see what help I can provide if I can!

I mainly used them to find unmodified games, especially useful for ROM hacks where I wasn’t bright enough at the time to make backups.

I only needed it every so often when I was looking for a niche game (Gregory Horrow Show, anybody? lol), so to know now that if I come across a game or ROM hack I’d like to try, my search will be just a bit harder.

I could leave the PS3 stuff for someone that cares a little more, but everything under the 360/PS3 might be doable.

Until next month…

Yes, oh my god at the times they would bring you out of the Animus for some shitty present day story that wasn’t nearly as interesting as the in Animus story!

Seriously! I think that’s true about most companies these days. They literally go the worst route possible 90% of the time.