That makes a lot of sense actually. Maybe I’ll try installing it on the internal ssd first before doing anything else. As mentioned I don’t spend much time on my pc so it might be a bit before I actually try anything to fix it, but I’ll start with installing it on ssd first and then your other solution after if it doesn’t work.
Thanks, I’ll look into this. I appreciate the help.
Seems to be a common request. Maybe I should try to get a proper screenshot of just the wall without UI or Agent 47.
Good to know, I appreciate hearing that. I’ll definitely try that the next time I’m on my computer again.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing actually. These screenshots were from the Chongqing level, which in the game is like a neon city, so in some areas this lighting effect was actually quite good looking.
How would I go about doing that?
I commented this on the OP:
Probably a dumb question, but I started playing it, went to check controls and accidentally tried to change the control for changing weapons. When I went to set it back (scroll up or down) it’s not accepting scrolling as an input. Does anyone know a solution? Or if one exists? There’s no option for reverting to default configs.
Hopefully someone will see it on the crosspost here and can help out.
I’ve been running CachyOS for a couple weeks now and so far it’s been fantastic. Very user friendly and great for gaming, as well as other tasks. I’d highly recommend it.
Everyone I’ve read that’s used Fedora has liked it. I’d consider it on a secondary machine or something maybe.
Cachy has been awesome, I’d recommend it if you decide to change distros in the future. I’m enjoying Arch as a base more than Ubuntu for sure. I haven’t tried anything based on Fedora though other than Bazzite which is immutable, so I’m not sure if that really counts.
Nix seems cool but its big selling point that I’ve read is easy reproduction which I don’t think I’d utilize much. I might be missing something, but Arch seems more for me personally.
I distro hopped a bit but landed on CachyOS, which is arch-based (btw) but a lot more straightforward to install and has a faster kernel supposedly. It’s been fantastic, I much prefer it to windows. Still getting used to the occasional hiccup but it’s worth it. I was never too attached to windows anyway. I’m currently running KDE Plasma but I want to try out Hyprland or something similar. It seems really cool. I have to look into how to download it though.
I’d love to build my own pc, maybe in a few years. I’m currently using a gaming laptop which is good enough for most games, but when I feel the need to upgrade I’m gonna build.
I’m so glad I switched to Linux when I did (a couple months ago). I was dual booting for a bit but two weeks ago I removed my windows partition. Feels good to be free.
I’ve been using my naga for maybe 3-4 years now and still zero issues.