@Bradley_JF Oh thats easy... install linux.
Why not? My linux box can easily play more games than windows can. It plays almost all windows games without bugs, and on top of that whatever linux-only games. I can max out all the graphics settings also on most games.
I am not a huge gamer either. But I do have 4 of the most powerful water cooled graphics card they make which I use for Data crunching (OpenCL). So with such powerful graphics cards I feel obligated to abuse them on games from time to time just see see it push 120 GPS at maxed out graphics settings :)
@freemo @dhfir I tried gaming on Linux a few months ago. I found that I was spending more time figuring out which games would install and how to get them to work correctly than I was playing them.
I don't really have a lot of time for video games anymore so I don't want to waste the time I do have on troubleshooting. I'm sure that eventually everything will just work but we're not quite there yet.
Strange, every single game i tried Just Worked (tm).. I just installed it (already had proton and everything needed for games configured and installed)... then when i ran it it worked. Never had to tinker to get any games working before.
I have used a few major online games like EVE, and Final Fantasy MMO and a few others. They all worked for me so far.
@ahhhhhhoniichan @dhfir @freemo EAC was the issue I had. I mostly play MMOs. I think I was trying to play Destiny 2 at the time.
Indeed it doesnt. But my point is, its doable with minimal effort if done right. Steam, as was pointed out, usually makes it effortless.
I use ArchLinux