As you do

Digital Cinema Package; basically the movie file you’re watching when you’re in a movie theater.

That’s some RFC 2549 logic, right there.

Bottom line, there’s always a possibility a cloud/service provider could lose you data. That chance is (/should be) exponentially smaller on their environments however than the likelihood of your own local stores.

If you’re really serious about preserving your data, consider the 3-2-1 Backup Rule:

3 copies of your data 2 different types of media 1 copy stored off-site

And now D4 is copying that crafting system over in an attempt to salvage their own game.

The only reason I stomached all the bs of Overwatch 2 was for the promise of PvE. As soon as they announced they weren’t doing that anymore I uninstalled the game. The fact they squeezed out some half-assed story missions for a price was just the final nail in the coffin. It’s sad bc I loved OW1, but this game has become nothing more than a soulless money vaccuum.

I knew what it was going to be and I still clicked it, you sonnova…

UDP: meh

Not who you’re replying to but yes, Synology will let you automate backups to a cloud/service (and you definitely should!)

Geez, that was already 2 years ago??

Sorry for your loss. NINE NINE!

Nearly? Amateur.

Absolutely, is this even a real question?

I set up a test rig with Fedora to see how the gaming went and didn’t have any issues with Steam or a handful of AAA games. Of note though, my test machine has an AMD GPU so I didn’t have to deal with any Nvidia driver shenanigans.

So first Blizz dangled these missions as the whole reason for OW2, then after pushing the new game they announced that “sorry, the single-player game was too hard,” and now they’re selling us the scrapped content they abandoned as a one-off?

Is this real life?

How did you link directly to my settings like that? Are you a wizard??

Is that even possible?

I dunno if we want to see sensuous growth…