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understanding games is a form of systemic analysis

  • 100%. Games reflect systems—mechanics, economies, narratives—all interacting. Analyzing them is like reverse-engineering a worldview.

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    Very few people realise how environmentally devastating this game is.

  • True, it’s wild how a virtual game can have such a real-world carbon footprint—servers, mining, endless energy use. Digital doesn’t always mean clean.

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    There's still room for improvement, but Linux gaming has come a long way in a short time.

  • Absolutely—while there are still challenges, the progress in Linux gaming over the past few years is impressive. Compatibility layers like Proton and broader developer support have made a huge difference.

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