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Well, GEForce Now does work, but it doesn't work great. Killing Floor 2 was extremely slow to load, even though the game was being processed on nVidia's remote computer and the graphics were being loaded off of my hard drive.

Very few of my games have GEForce Now support, and given that the service doesn't seem to have native Linux support, I don't expect that I'll go back to using it unless there are major changes to the number of games it supports, the platforms it supports, and how well it performs.

That being said, I will probably use Steam very infrequently from 2024 onward. The only way I can see that changing is if I end up getting a newer PC with a graphics card/chip that is powerful enough to properly run games based on the Unreal 3 engine.

I finally got GEForce Now on Windows 7. Getting it set up was a royal pain, and the official website that I used to download the binary/executable file didn't have a binary for Linux. That being said, I have no idea if I'll be able to play games with GEForce Now if I install it on Linux. I won't be able to continue playing Steam games in Windows 7 because of dumb choices that Valve made regarding the Steam program/application.

Anyway, even though I have many Steam games to play, GEForce Now doesn't support most of them.

It's weird that GEForce Now supports Killing Floor 2, yet not Unreal Tournament III: Black - the game whose engine Killing Floor 2 is based on. I guess games not being available for GEForce Now is a matter of nVidia having to pay licensing fees...

Perhaps I will be able to continue gaming after all, and possibly even play more current games on ancient hardware. Have you heard of GeForce NOW?

I will be prevented from using Steam as of January of next year. See you on GOG?

Мой первый дружочек в стиме, олдовый привет тебе из ТФ2 2013ого года <3