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I don’t know when you last played. They added two new races: High Elf for the Alliance and Goblin for the Horde in 2023, a few new dungeons, some new glyphs/challenges, and a radio feature. But mostly, it's the same as the original game.

I am playing turtle wow—a private server game.

It’s mostly like the vanilla wow, but has some optimized updates.

I completed Broforce, and it took me 13 hours. It’s a funny and gory game.

I am playing Doom Eternal. It’s a gory and cruel, raging game. The atmosphere is really vivid and cool, the hell scenes and the Cthulhu art are amazing. Masterpiece!

I’m also playing Retrowave as a BGM player. It’s a purely casual and relaxing mini game, and it creates an '80s retro atmosphere. I like it and I really love the synthwave genre.

I’m still playing Cyberpunk 2077, just drive my motorcycle and explore casually. I think everyone knows everything about this game. So I won’t introduce it.

It's cool, but I really love my Steam Deck!

I just bought the Steam Deck 3 days ago. And I like modding ES5 and Cyberpunk 2077. So I will!

Switching to Linux is better.

Just for kids? It needs to be totally banned for everyone!

I started the game Playing Kafka. It is a small and free game on iOS and Steam, but it’s really good.

I am playing Max Payne on my iPad too. It creates a retro vibe.

I am playing Monster Hunter: Rise too, When I have nothing to do, I take out my Switch Lite and defeat the monsters.

I hope MS can fulfill its promise and not abandon it like they did with Surface RT, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7, Lumia, Kinect, Xbox, MSN Messenger, Cortana, Tango Studio, “Windows 10 is MS’s last OS”, etc.

It is not absolutely safe and anonymous. If I can’t just turn it off completely, it’s unacceptable for me.

No, the payment is apple users’ data, is me. If I can’t turn it off completely, I won’t update the OS.

Thanks for the long details, dude.

I just use Windows to run games. I need nothing else on Windows. So Tiny11 is good enough for me.

In terms of safety, I don’t store any information on Windows, so I never update it. It's just a gaming tool for me.

If my game accounts like Ubisoft, Steam, or GOG are leaked, it’s acceptable. They are just some email addresses and automatically generated passcodes, easy to update. It’s not important.

And the file systems used by Windows and Linux partitions aren’t mutually readable, so running games on Windows is hardly likely to affect the safety of the Linux partition. It’s perfect.