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Fancy Skulls Random FPS Will Add More Options For Linux

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The Fancy Skulls FPS game made in Unity that we covered before will be adding a few options in-game to help Linux users as Unity has no config launcher on Linux.

Yesterday I made possible to change keys and resolution in game, mostly for linux users, since Unity doesn't shows config launcher there.

— teeth-killing-boo (@tequibo) October 12, 2013


It's great to see developers do little things like this to help Linux users.

Side-note: When did it become normal to have a separate launcher to change config options? I miss being able to load games, press ESC and just go to the options menu.

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DrMcCoy Oct 13, 2013
QuoteSide-note: When did it become normal to have a separate launcher to change config options? I miss being able to load games, press ESC and just go to the options menu

Actually, I wish more game would do that. Or rather, provide a representative sample scene and let you configure the graphics options with that. Because I hate having to restart the intro several times to tweak the graphics until the scene works as fluently (for my weird tastes) while looking as best as possible. Bonus hate points when the game doesn't actually let me access the menu and/or quit while showing the intro.
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