it can’t really be a way to think about it when the recommendation is to not think about it and just do it. experience, observe, reach opinion. all in accordance with you and not some number that’s abstract to your perception.
replyYawman, being on Linux for everything else feels great. In a personal way (rather than technical) it’s like being back in my 20’s hacking Redhat and FreeBSD. I also find the community support is great when I’ve run into the odd issue. My FPS are good and I don’t think about it.
replyI select games based on ProtonDB. There’s always constraints and I’m cool with the limitations that this brings. BF6 is a no-go due to its anticheat tool, no problem. Got lots of other choices.
My son is really into soccer, so I wanted to get the latest ~~Fifa~~ FC game. Oh it has anticheat and doesn't run, at all. Frustrating because I wouldn't want to play online anyway.
replyHappy to not give EA any money if they're so set on shoving online play and therefore anticheat down the players throats.
Grateful that Steam allows easy refunds.
We're talking about gaming here.
replyWhat other goal is there than maximizing your subjective enjoyment of the game?
Sure if you're a professional streamer, your feels are maybe less important than engagement metrics but if you're just a casual?
Dude just play what feels good. It's literally the best and only metric.