Have you tried the milsims like Hell Let Loose, Squad or the Arma series?

They definitely play differently, but once you get into the groove I find them more rewarding.

What do you use as a player?

Check out Squad, it runs well on Linux, but the game is more of a milsim like Arma, than Battlefield.

Still lots of fun though, and helicopter pilots are always welcome if they can fly the thing well (takes some practice).

The OP has already been playing Hunt Showdown on Linux, their question is about another game called ‘Ready or Not’ 😁

A useful link none the less

Ooh this is Post Scriptum! I didn’t realise it had been bought and had a name change

In the past they had the Hitman game of the year edition which had DRM baked in, but they eventually removed it after some pressure, however there is a maintained list on their forum:

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/drm_on_gog_list_of_singleplayer_games_with_drm/page1

Most of it is for cosmetic things which you may feel is not a big deal, but if you read a little deeper you’ll see there are more nefarious games on there.

Oops sorry wrong thread

GoG isn’t DRM free anymore

And a game on Steam doesn’t have to have DRM if the developer doesn’t integrate the DRM feature from SteamWorks API

Depends what you mean, Steam is not DRM, most of the game is sells don’t have DRM. However Steam API has a DRM feature that developers can use of they choose to.

So what do you mean?

Nice, thanks for getting back to us

They’re totally BSD gamers

Too Human

Bad Company 2 i think you mean, BF3 was where it all started to go wrong.

I agree with your second paragraph, but you do know there are plenty of good alternatives to Github right?

Its also cyber crime which is possibly why the FBI need to be involved

Nice, thanks for the report!

I also stayed with windows, then went to Mac before Linux.

However the simple reason I chose these shortcuts is because I have a 60% tenkeyless keyboard, so there is no Print screen button! 😁

I love the Mac shortcuts for screen capture, I’ve even added them to my Linux Gnome desktop shortcuts to do the same.

I was under the impression this was done automatically when in full-screen, are you sure this isn’t the case?

So what would you suggest then?