DragonOracleIX

I got lucky that almost all the multiplayer games I play run under Linux. There's only one or two that I would need Windows for to play again.

You can also try ryujinx if you can't get yuzu to work.

I had it happen to me once over a decade ago when I was in middle school. I don't remember much on what it felt like.

Making it easier is not the problem. The problem is having the search function actually find the messages you are looking for. The biggest problem I have with it is that word order matters too much. "Keyword1 keyword2" will find different messages than "keyword2 keyword1". Not only that, but it will also search for different variations of the word with no way of preventing it from doing it. If there is a solution for these problems, then no one is taking about it.

Until discord makes their search bearable to use, I would still rather use an actual forum over discord. It's so irritating when I have to perform multiple searches to look up conversations people had on a topic because the stupid search function takes word order into consideration for what messages to show you. And since discord servers aren't open to search engines, those can't be used to alleviate that issue.

Same, hearing about all the changes that Microsoft tried to push into Win11 was what convinced me that I needed to switch.

SuperF4? It hasn't been updated in years, but I haven't had any issues with it.

And Terraria's upcoming 1.4.5 will be the last definitive final update this time. Until they announce 1.5.

I've heard a lot of talk in the linux community about linux mint being a good beginner distro.

HotS is the only MOBA I actually enjoyed playing.

There is a whole list of drm-free games that will work without the launcher or with instructions on how to make them run without the launcher. If a game makes use of Steam's APIs, it won't run without proper authentication when opened with the launcher even if it is drm-free. You would need to launch it directly from the game's files in that case.

There are examples of subtle difficulty shifts too, such as RE4. The game will spawn more/less enemies and change drop rates based on player performance.