• 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 @pawb.socialEnglish
    41·
    6 小时前

    I’m on the fence because I don’t think it would be an upgrade for me. I want a new PC, but, like… A better one and not just the same overall power but with RTX and DLSS.

    I’ve got a Ryzen 5 3600, 1660 Super, and 16GB of RAM. Very little that has released this year performed poorly, and those that did had problems everywhere for everyone (like Stalker 2) when targeting 1080p@60fps. Or even 4K for some games (mostly 2D ones, but Civilization 4, 5, and 6 all play well at 4k too; IDK about 7 only because I don’t have it and the changes to it sound awful anyway).

    But I want more power for VR. It’s a great flatspace rig; it’s low-tier as a VR rig. I want it to be silky smooth in VRchat even in the gnarliest of rooms with a ton of high quality avatars. It would be hella expensive tho… 😮‍💨

    Regardless of the SM tho, I 100% want a Frame. The biggest gripe I have with the Quest 3 is the goddamn system software. The fucker is capable of so much more but they limit it with the locked down OS. Having a set running on Linux means I can do everything I want.

    • GladiusB@lemmy.world
      2·
      6 小时前

      When I tried Heroic Launcher it gets you to the menu, but not into the game. The Anti-cheat software is lame and Epic has stated many times they won’t play with Linux for some petty BS.

      GeForce cloud gaming works though. I use it all the time. Not reliable enough for competition. But good enough for fun.

  • GeneralEmergency@lemmy.world
    33·
    5 小时前

    “I’m going to buy a new PC”

    “But you already have one with better specs?”

    “But this one has the logo for my favourite monopoly”

    • Tattorack@lemmy.world
      2·
      4 小时前

      The irony that some people still think that the Gabe Cube is for people that already have top-end gaming PCs… Or any PC to begin with.

  • ZkhqrD5o@lemmy.world
    10·
    11 小时前

    The new Call of Duty games do some SCP level containment for everyone sane in this hobby. Let Windows have that!

  • MystikIncarnate@lemmy.caEnglish
    13·
    13 小时前

    I definitely want it. If it’s cheap, I definitely want two.

    Actually everything they recently announced looks great. I really want to try to frame.

    I gave up on VR after the oculus CV1 got canned. I bought one, got a few decent years out of it in spite of “meta” buying the company and making it shit, but when they stopped selling the connection cables for the CV1, which was the part that broke most frequently, I just backed the hell off and thought to myself, “this shit is cool, but it’s clearly not established enough to be predictable, maybe some day”.

    Whelp, I think we’re finally there.

    Until now, you had the “option” of either something mainstream like the quest 7 (or whatever number they’re on), or you can pick from either the index, which was on the pricy side for what you were getting, or the bigscreen beyond, which required an iPhone to scan your face so they can make a custom face shield just for you (and to get more you had to scan those people in and get face shields for them at a premium). Anything else was so niche that you probably were not getting support, if the company even existed in a few years to support you.

    Now? A first party VR that actually looks good and works natively with steam…

    So yeah… Where do I sign up?

    I’ve wanted a steam deck for years but I don’t game on the go so I can’t really justify it, but the rig I’m using for couch gaming is getting pretty dated… So this seems like a great time to get back into everything… Though, finding the money I need to get the systems is going to be a challenge…

    • yeehaw@lemmy.ca
      6·
      13 小时前

      I’m with you. When I heard about the deck I was excited. When I got one, I was not prepared for how good it is. The quality is amazing. They thought of (it seems) basically everything.

      And I’m hoping this translates to all the new shit. Exciting!

    • chris@l.roofo.cc
      2·
      11 小时前

      Would 700-800€ be cheap to you? That’s a reasonable estimate I’ve seen.

  • EldenLord@lemmy.world
    481·
    1 天前

    My problem with Windows is the kernel level anticheat that comes with online games. On linux these anticheats only have user privileges, and still allow you to play online. That alone is just such a massive advantage that the ~10 games that don‘t run on Linux are negligible to me. Also it‘s the publisher‘s choice they only work on Windows so fuck ’em!

    • wheezy@lemmy.ml
      175·
      13 小时前

      Sure. But Window’s itself already has Kernel level access. So, I feel like if you’re running Windows the issue of some gaming company having kernel level access is much less concerning to me than a genocide supporting software weapons manufacturer.

      Like, I’m against the gaming companies having kernel access. But if you’re running Windows in 2025 you’re already sharing all of your data with one of the most malicious companies that exists. Microsoft is currently on the level of the many American companies that worked with the Nazis. I guess my point is that Riot having access to my keystrokes is the least of my concerns if I’m on Windows.

      Edit: Speaking as a former Microsoft employee.

      noazureforapartheid.com

  • Naho_Zako@piefed.zipEnglish
    331·
    1 天前

    So happy that I’m blessed to not like 95% of online multiplayer games, or mostly the competitive ones. People cry about not having CoD and Overwatch, and I just sleep easy knowing that none of the games my mom and I play are affected 😌

    More people need to like RPGs and single player games man

    • Shanmugha@lemmy.world
      24·
      1 天前

      Overwatch can be run on Linux no problem. The shitty matchmaker though has buried the game for me anyways