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Unreal Tournament 2004 is now grabbable for free and optimised for modern PCs, thanks to dedicated fans
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Me right now: OH FUCK YEAH GIMME THAT .EXE FILE WHOEVER YOU PEOPLE ARE.
You can always play computer nurse later, if need be!
You could always run it on Linux through Proton/Wine
That doesn't make it (much) safer.
You could always run another virtual linux in your linux to make it safer.
At that point, just use QubesOS. I'm pretty sure you can pass through your GPU to VMs on there, although I don't use it myself.
I use an air gapped system for stuff like that. I read about it here, and I imagine what I think it may be like and I gotta say I like what theyve done with it
Your username reminds me of something. I don't know what though ...
;)
UT2k4 was the least UT to have a native Linux build.
Seems legit