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I wish they'd just let TikTok die. Literally worthless platform.

I'd also say 2 is worth it. Not as good as 3 but still a load of fun... Ah man, I might have to reinstall, I almost forgot about it until you said this!

Dying Light's movement is phenomenal, a must play IMO due to its awesome parkour movement systten.

I never could get OpenRGB to work on Windows (it'd crash as soon as I launched it and I couldn't find a solution). I'll try it when I switch to Linux later this year and see if it works better for me then.

There's no shame in getting a good USB controller for your games. I'm hardcore PCMR but I have no issue with PC players using a controller. The fact that you actually have those options is an excellent example of why PC is so awesome.

The fact that it's "shady" for a company's CEO having an opinion tells me you'd do better in a communist dictatorship. Just saying.

Wine definitely deserves credit but without Valve's support of Proton, Linux still wouldn't be viable for most gaming.

Still not going to get me to try any Windows handheld. Steam Deck or die for me.

I can understand where you're coming from. As a lifelong PC gamer, it took me ages to adapt to controller usage (I use a controller on PC for some game types now) and I still can't play any sort of shooter with a controller.

It'll inevitably take time. You're shifting from existing muscle memory, to an attempt to develop an entirely different kind of muscle memory. I'd suggest trying to use a PC for as many tasks as possible, even for stuff you usually use your phone for. Even general PC usage will help your muscle memory to develop.

Don't give up, you'll get there eventually!

Anything for people to avoid using services like Proton Mail. They'll ask for a Mozilla webmail, an X web mail, but won't use an objectively more secure service. Baffles me 🤷‍♂️

All Scripture is God-breathed. Take it up with Him.

Again, read the Bible. That's all I'll say because it's obvious to me that you've probably only read scraps through third parties within the context of progressive "Christianity".