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    I guess that’s cool but Epic Games will still be at the bottom of my list of game/app stores that I use.

    For context, I’ve been using a chart of game/app store with scores based on multiple categories and sorting them into a list to keep track of which ones I should be prioritizing. With on how I currently have them rated, the Epic Games Store will go from a 1/10 to a 4/10, which means that it’s still at the bottom of my list.

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    If they don’t integrate Proton as part of this to allow all those Windows games to just work, and then also don’t subsequently make at least a token effort to contribute to Proton’s codebase, this isn’t enough for me to care. On the other hand, if they do actually do both of those things I may be willing to end my nigh on a decade boycott of their services.

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    Is the windows version worth using yet?

    Or is it still just a store tacked on to the unreal engine launcher?

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    Bring back the Rocket League Linux client or eat a fucking dick, Epic.

    Some folks forget Rocket League had a perfectly running Linux version of the game UP UNTIL Epic bought it and shitcanned the Linux version.

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          You could even get a full refund for your purchase. I did with 100s of hours and the original purchase being years ago.

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            It was kinda annoying that you had to fight for it. I can’t imagine how many people who put down the game for a few years and checked up on it to find the Linux version is no longer supported and they’re beyond the point to request a refund.

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            It was gifted to me, so I’m not sure how that would work.

            EDIT: Upon reflection though, it would be nice if you could refund your friends for a game they gifted you that you weren’t actually into (as long as you make sure it doesn’t hurt the friends feelings first of course)

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              On Steam you can, you request a refund (effectively just removing the game from your acc) and then your friend needs to request it as well for it to proceed.

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          Yeah, I’m running Bazzite and still playing Rocket League through Steam. Works great, better framerate than Windows

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    It’d be pretty funny if the Linux client will be actually usable unlike the windows version

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      The Linux version is the result of a total rewrite of the client they are doing on all platform, so like Steam the client will be the same everywhere

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      I always laughed at this. The difference here Tim is you can VOTE and make your voice heard with the US and democracy. Microsoft has a monopoly. They don’t care as long as they get enough users to buy in, it’s financially viable to them and they force it on everyone. But hey, what do I know, I’ve been a Linux user since 2007 and I’ve been SHOCKED at what people would put up with on their PC and Microsoft’s Windows.

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      Well, when something like Alan Wake II comes around, the problem for me is that I have no guarantee from the seller that it will continue to work on my operating system. If I’m an officially supported customer, I have some recourse if they push an update that breaks compatibility for me.