Divinity: Original Sin II’s Mac port is unusually great
When you think about the weaknesses of the Mac platform, a couple of obvious areas spring to mind. One is undoubtedly gaming. Even though Steam came to the Mac in 2010, Windows remains streets ahead in terms of the number of games released. The games that do come to macOS often run better when booted into Windows on the same machine. Another shortcoming is Apple’s inflexible hardware strategy, as the company often goes for pedestrian GPUs and unpopular experiments like the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar without offering other options.
These two issues are closely related. Almost no one uses a Mac as their primary gaming machine because neither the hardware nor software are there. A quick look at my Steam library shows that out of the last 20 PC…
