And it can be sorted alphabetically in all software. That’s a pretty big advantage when handling files on a computer

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I have the game installed now 😀 I like that all steps go towards a goal of some sort.

Found a tiny typo with the name for one of the hairstyles. If you search through your codebase for “adn bun” you will find it. Its probably supposed to say “and bun” 😊

By the way, I got such a good impression that I became a BMAC contributor, looking forward to testing it!

The game looks great! I really like that you don’t rely on GPS, because of privacy.

I am no Microsoft fanboy, but I get the impression people are a bit overly skeptical here.

I think this is fairly obvious. They have no further use for it, they can either let it rot or they can do the tiniest bit of effort and get some positive PR. It might also just be as simple as an initiative from some employees.

Those games were great!

That seems a bit tedious

I haven’t tried cloud sync yet. Relatively new to Heroic

I prefer GOG, due to being being DRM free.

On Linux I just use Heroic Games Launcher to install the GOG games and launch them. Its just as easy as proton on Steam

If ypu haven’t tried it, you should try Heroic Games Launcher. Makes it just as easy to launch GoG games on Linux as Steam games

Looks good! I am a bit worried about it being an MMO, but Funcom has a lot of experience with making them. So might be good?

I’m especially looking forward to the interactions with sand worms and the thumper mechanics.

I have been following their advice for years. I have replaced a couple of services with the suggested alternatives, and use GrapheneOS.

It is also useful to check their forum for discussion on why something is added/removed/not added

If you are new to the whole “privacy-thing” my advice would be to start figuring out your own threat model first. They have some guides for that.

Also remember that even though something does not make the cut to be mentioned as a recommendation, it might still be an improvement over what you currently use. The forums are great for discussions regarding that.

In the scenario in which your computer is forgotten or stolen, it would offer some comfort knowing that the data on the computer is not accessible.

We have a “policy” in our household that everything that has personal data should be encrypted. That is just for cases in which we lose the device or it gets stolen. That makes it a purely financial loss, and not as invasive / uncomfortable.

But on the other hand my household are not average users. So it might not work well for other people.