…You know, thinking about it, I think you’re right. After all, artillery uses shells, and they’re not exactly buckshot, those things. Lol.

Lol.

One that is designed for revolvers, not shotguns? (And yes, I know about revolver shotguns, but those are mainly just a gimmick and not really ever used in most contexts. I’m talking about handgun revolvers.)

It’s not even over-analyzing. A revolver does not take shells; they use cartridges, which are not shells. That’s just a simple fact.

I mean in the technical sense, so shells ≠ cartridges, and sure they might be capable of it, but it is not really a thing that happens often enough for it to be a normal thing.

I get that it’s a joke, but that’s a revolver, which doesn’t take shells.

I’ll have to check those out!

Thank you!

Never heard of that series either. Haha. Is it on GOG?

Thanks. I love metroidvanias, though I only like Souls-lite Souls-likes (e.g. Metroid Dread). Might check it out, though. :)

I’ve never heard of this game before. Is it any good?

Just finished Half-Life, now I’m playing Half-Life: Source. :3

Woot!

Fallout 76!

Fallout 76. It’s actually pretty fun as long as you have the capacity for a massive perspective change (and use mods lol).

And yes you can play solo. It’s a bit more difficult, but you can do it. Also, FO76 puts a lot more emphasis on survival simulation than previous games (except FO4 in Survival Mode, which I haven’t played in yet).

Dragon Age: Origins and Fallout 76.

The former is a masterpiece and the latter I’m having fun with but required a massive perspective shift and 3 play attempts to do so compared to previous Fallout games (even FO4).

Just started Dragon Age: Origins and I’m having a blast!

Um… Rude?

Not OP, but as a person who wants to switch to Linux but is worried about being able to play the games I like (and doesn’t generally use Steam), is Nvidia bad for Linux gaming? I’ve heard good things about AMD’s Linux compatibility but I have an Nvidia.

Don’t know how many AAA games you plan on playing, and I genuinely no expert, but 90% of the games I play are 3-5+ years old and my Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 (or is it 2050? I always forget. Lol) works just fine as a GPU.

Not sure about the first part (you’d think so), but as for the second part, a lot of clients are set by default to auto-update. Don’t know about Unity, though.