I've heard it's pretty good for fixing video playback/rendering (e.g. cutscene) issues if both the stable and the experimental branch of Proton can't make it work.
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I've heard it's pretty good for fixing video playback/rendering (e.g. cutscene) issues if both the stable and the experimental branch of Proton can't make it work.
It degrades the "does this post fit the subreddit's theme/topic?"-signal and makes the average user work against the moderation team rather than supporting them.
This was exacerbated when they started showing posts from subreddits that the user is not even subscribed to on the front page rather than just ranking posts of subscribed subreddits.
[2] Documentary: "The Great Hack" (2019) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4736550/
Outer Wilds: action-adventure, open world mystery game with puzzles
Outer Worlds: action role-playing game, open world first-person-shooter (similar to the Fallout games)
I think players were already asked to link their accounts since the game's release, but it was optional (in the sense that you could easily skip that step).
also, for further context, here's the official announcement that sparked this whole thing: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/553850/view/41968685...
> on steam the delisting seems to have affected almost no active players
in most cases, if you bought a game on steam before it got delisted, you can still play it. even if you uninstalled it in between, you can re-download it.
the actual impact won't be fully visible until May 30th or June 4th since that's when they will start blocking access to the game for players who didn't link their accounts[1].
[1] https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/553850/view/41968685...