Easily:

• Rocket League: > 1700 Hours. (Still ranked Diamond though, lol)
• Team Fortress 2 / Left 4 Dead 1 & 2: sub-1000 hours, each.
• Subspace/Continuum: over 1000 hours for sure, but nobody counted. Tried jumping back in the game just for fun, i'm back to square one "what's the button to attach?". I was a Trench Wars/Extreme Games pub guy.

EDIT: First post in a two years-old lurking account. Hello, world!

Je crois que le subreddit original n'était pas encore connu de tous (c'est une connaissance qui me l'a plugué depuis l'extérieur de reddit); c'est vraiment dommage car j'aimais bien le contenu et l'entraide qu'il y a sur QuebecTI!

J'ai peur que Reddit en général nous fasse un coup un peu comme Freenode en implosant en essayant de forcer l'utilisation des sites et outils officiels. J'espère que les subreddits TI en général auront le temps de migrer ailleurs...

If you intent to run virtual machines with virt-manager (especially if you keep the default path), that 200 Gb will seems short a bit :-)

Hey there, if you're only using sync for bookmarks and arent afraid of Docker, may I humbly suggests xBrowsersync, been using that for ages now on a selfhosted instance without hiccups.

Casually played since the official launch day (no betas). Lvl 40 Sorc. I saw one upside though: friends level 10 can easily join your game (or the other way around) and gameplay will be roughly the same regardless of the level. Looks like enemies stats are equalized somehow.

However, there is a strong difference between solo play (where I can just teleport in, AoE all the things and the room is cleared) and a 4-party game where it takes everybody's skills to take out all the mobs. Difficulty seems to ramp up with the number of players in the party, not the level strangely enough...

THAT weasel might be ineffective, but not me 😈

(I Know, answering 2 days later kinda defeats the purpose of my name... Mine is an obscure and regional reference, so i wouldn't be mad if you don't get it.)

I like Tumbleweed, it just works, and, unlike Fedora, without bullshit.

What's up with that? I have been on the same installation of Fedora since 2021, doing disto upgrades since then. Am I lucky? And I've been using a Win10 VM with Passthrough devices without issues as well.

There was no real breaking changes since Epic bought Psyonix IMO. Although they quickly retired support for their native Linux and Mac builds after the buyout (that, i'm pissed about. still playing on a virtualized Windows machine with GPU passthrough, but I suspect this is on borrowed time before they ban that). But since then, game went free 2 play with only seasonal cosmetic items you can get. Core gameplay is still fun!