Is this loss?

This comment makes you sound like the 12 year old

Kind of funny since I literally just replied to another commenter who was complaining that the rolls were too random

That’s why I did it too, but let’s be fair, dice are supposed to be random.

With D:OS not being tied to strict D&D rules can def help that.

It’s apples and oranges

Buddy, you used to be able to buy a home and go on a yearly vacation on one salary from a person who did not go to college. It’s not even close to the same

Yes, it’s not unlike when I was young

It really, definitely is

I want freedom, security, and comfort.

Unfortunately, you can only have one of these at a time

It’s so worth it at full price. The DLCs add so much that I can’t even imagine playing without them at this point.

Biotech literally adds genetics, and Ideology adds religions. All procedurally generated and modifiable

larger scope

Yeah, it’s a cool game, but no way it’s larger in scope than Rimworld

I think you’ve got it backwards. You’re describing what’s a pretty simple process, as a pain.

You install the package and it adds it to your OS image (that re-initializes every time you boot).

They say you should try to avoid it if you can, so if there’s a flatpak use that, if not, then a distrobox with Fedora toolbox for .RPMs or Arch (for AUR and yay) or whatever other distro you choose, then shortcutting it right to your host OS. By this point, you’ve probably already found a way (or three) to get it to work.

If all that doesn’t work, then you can layer packages onto your image by installing the local .RPM using rpm-ostree then rebooting. I’ve only had to do this with my VPN client so far. Only annoyance is that you have to update it manually.

It’s not a pain, it’s just a different process than what you’re used to

Just an fyi, Bazzite does all of that as well. It’s not just gaming, it’s a fully functional OS

This is similar to my experience. I learned a lot by regularly breaking my EndeavourOS install, but after a couple of years I got tired of that and Bazzite has been almost boringly stable ever since

I switched a year or two ago to Bazzite from EOS, and it (EOS) broke all of the time during large updates. If I went more than a week without updating, it was almost guaranteed to break. I used TimeShift all of the time out of necessity. I’ve only needed to rollback my Bazzite install once, and that was because I fucked it up. The rollback process was also incredibly easy

sudo rpm-ostree install foo.rpm

Should work. I’ve been doing this with the mullvad VPN client. Only annoyance is that I have to manually install when there’s an update (the app notifies me)

Bazzite also manages the updates without a user needing to know how the terminal works. (I personally don’t like that, but it’s probably good for new users).

Should be noted that this is entirely optional. I update manually through the terminal with “ujust update”

Just not true. You can do nearly everything on Bazzite that you can do on other distros, there’s sometimes just a different (often easier) process to do it.

Yeah it’s always funny to see these quotes about games being bad, from people who make games of questionable quality