here's one of my absolute favourits ;)

Never could get into ELEX, felt very arcade like and clunky. The aspect of needing certain skills and levels to use a higher level shotgun or pistol was extremely off-putting for me.

If someone ever mods the game to be more open ended RPG with realism then I might give it another go. I don't like artificial blockers in my sci-fi games, and rarely in fantasy games.

As for images, well I have a few laying around but until I can find them here is fo4 at 4k (image is downsized) looking at a texture render issue.

Path of Exile DX11/64bit with DXVK.

To use the DX11 client you will need to apply GloriousEggroll's patch to Wine (tested and works with 3.12).

Today I bought my first modern Windows-only game after about 2 years - Shadow Warrior 2. Running at max details, fps is mostly 60+. Another thing worth mentioning is that this game doesn't stutter like other games during shader compilation.

I was waiting for the native release of SW2, but it's probably never going to happen. Another Linux friendly studio bites the dust. I'll eventually buy it to play in Wine I suppose, when it will be on some big discount.

I have finally gotten around to giving Return to Na Pali a try and so far I am enjoying it quite a bit more than the main campaign.

BioShock.

How do you people take screenshots of DXVK/Vulkan? When I try to (using scrot) it captures either a black screen or garbage.

I tried this, and results look... strange.






"How many fingers am I holding up?"



I didn't use a timer, I created a script taking a screenshot on Scroll Lock:

1. Make a bash file screenshot.sh with this text:
#!/bin/bash
date_time_ms=$(date +%F_%T:%3N)
cp "$1" /home/you/Pictures/Screenshots/Screenshot_$date_time_ms.png
rm "$1"

2. Add a hotkey (in Lubuntu there's lxhotkey for that):
xfce4-screenshooter -wo /home/you/pathtoscript/screenshot.sh

The strange thing is, scrot started to make good screenshots when I tried to use both scrot and xfce4-screenshooter .

It's not THAT slow to not be able to simply take a screenshot. It's actually is very good in multi-tasking. I think, it's the problem with Nvidia, or LigthDM, or something.

Just got The Bard's Tale remastered (part I) as a backer reward for The Bard's Tale IV. The Linux version might come in the future, but for now, here is the result in Wine+dxvk (yes, the Windows version is using DX11).

With the new Steam Play I was able to run Metal Gear Solid V the Phantom Pain with even better performance than a native box. The new Steam Play is amazing! :D
One click plating, unbelievable, I didn't expect it to run honestly.

https://youtu.be/bApsSSmtgmQ

Halo 1, playing multiplayer. I was pleasantly surprised when I seen how active the servers still were :D

Finally got Brink working with Mesa, requires patching Wine for now.

I am pretty sure somebody covered it few days ago.



Anyway - Not this time Dishonored :)

Quoting: ageresHow do you people take screenshots of DXVK/Vulkan? When I try to (using scrot) it captures either a black screen or garbage.

On Gnome 3 use the good old "Print screen" or alt+"print screen"

Pretty neat! One of the original developers of Rollcage have made the games (Rollcage and Rollcage Extreme available with recent builds and fixes.

At least Rollcage seems happy in Wine, it did require vcrun2013.

Niko, it's good to see you once again!









Man, I am so impressed with Proton. It took me some time to setup it though, but after applying 3 workarounds game launches and it is playable. I start to seriously consider new rig, as there are so many great games on Linux now.

Also, like in every Proton game I've tried, playing with Steam controller is not a problem :).

wow that game is one remarkable experience...really hooked right now =)

playing with steamplay/proton and installed xact via winetricks. no issues whatsoever, audio is working great...(sometimes getting a bit off sync in cutscenes, but i can live with that)

When the going gets tough, the tough get Big Daddies to fight each other to steal their cash: