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There is always space to improve, this kind of post are really helpfull to point the problems.

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Quoting: AnonymousLet me remind everyone here that the epic engine is STILL proprietary. In fact they are having their cake and eating it too by having the community help with the development and porting while still keeping all the rights to themselves. People shouldn't help them to develop unfree sourcecode. Lend your hand to the development of some of the truly free ones.

I do specifically note in the article the engine isn't FOSS, no need to remind again.

Why shouldn't people help? People wouldn't help unless it benefits them in some-way. Would you prefer no one helped and it got left on the side-lines for people who did want to use Unreal Engine over some FOSS engine?

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Quoting: JoeWhen reading the above, keep in mind that OpenGL will not go away any time soon since it is the primary way to render 3D on hundreds of millions of Android devices.

Android , iOS, blackberry, most of the web... everything not Microsoft. But that's OpenGL ES, which is different in many ways and not really helping on desktop. I hope that Khronos will sort things out, especially with big company's getting behind it (OpenGL).

Ps. Is it just me or developers are getting more and more lazy?

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Let me remind everyone here that the epic engine is STILL proprietary. In fact they are having their cake and eating it too by having the community help with the development and porting while still keeping all the rights to themselves. People shouldn't help them to develop unfree sourcecode. Lend your hand to the development of some of the truly free ones.

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When reading the above, keep in mind that OpenGL will not go away any time soon since it is the primary way to render 3D on hundreds of millions of Android devices.

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Damn...what the heck was that on the video...was it a dog playing?

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Quoting: jarlarntzenI really want to like this game, and I really do for short periods, but it is far too unforgiving in the car handling and the physics is also a bit like driving on the moon in icy conditions.

That's a good way to compare it, the handling is god damned awful.

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I see the video, i think i don't like this kind of racing game... i'll wait for something more consistent ;)

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Banjo Kazooie and Rare, i'll buy it at decent price, 20 euros is too high at the moment ;)

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That's me on every driving game even though I can actually drive a car in the real world without crashing it every few seconds.:D

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Currently you cant purchase the game if you didn't back it up over the KickStarter.

There are plans to release it after the beta testers get their hands on it. If you read the forum pages, they are quite helpful in explaining the current direction of the game, plus Josh does daily updates to the dev logs, something that I've been reading since the project started!

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Quoting: geminiIt´s a shame that it´s a subscription game, otherwise I would have backed it.

Same here

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Looks like they may try to crowd fund it:

QuoteWow, we are impressed the feedback on a potential linux version. Right now porting to Linux is out of our budget. Eventually going to Kickstarter to fund a Linux version could be interesting - what do you guys think of it?

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DA:O .. I hope that gets true. My OpenGL knowledge sadly is very limited too, but I'd love if they succeed.

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dafuq did I just watch.

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Thank you for reminding me that I really must buy this game one of these days.

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Quoting: IvancilloUmmh.

I think the first "The Witcher" uses Aurora Engine too.

EDIT :

This is the list of games that it'll support.

And apparently they are also porting the second one, which means we could potentially have the whole trilogy (If they port the second one, it only makes sense to release the third one as well).

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I really want to like this game, and I really do for short periods, but it is far too unforgiving in the car handling and the physics is also a bit like driving on the moon in icy conditions.

It'seems got fantastic potential, though, and a tremendous track editor.

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Quoting: AnonymousIf you buy this you are all bunch of ***ers

...said the anonymous guy. Uh huh.

I'll wait a day or two after release to see what kind of state the Linux version is in. But since they've hired Terry Hendrix, one of the original Icculus crew, things are looking pretty positive for the Linux version to run parallel with the main development.

http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/05/10/john-gibson-interview/

Very excited for this one.

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Holy shit -- all of my yes! KotOR is one of my all time favourite games.

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Ummh.

I think the first "The Witcher" uses Aurora Engine too.

EDIT :

This is the list of games that it'll support.

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I'm glad I'm not the only one who fails miserably at controlling the Stunt Rally car. My son thinks it's hilarious.

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I wonder if you have a driving license :P

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It´s a shame that it´s a subscription game, otherwise I would have backed it.

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I see what you mean by sluggish, the character seems to move really slowly, even during jumps. Might take a bit to get used to.

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More than anything, I have to give props to the Epic team for being brave enough to open up their source. Companies have always been so PROPRIETARY about their engines, and I hope Epic is the crest of a rising tide in which we all build the games and the software that we want to use.

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Quoting: AnonymousAnyone remember Wanted HL?

Yes I remember it was a lot of fun!

Was it this one? In my memory it looked better, but that's maybe because we are used to different standards now.

Also: http://halflifewanted.com/ still alive?

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Quoting: JayBeeeAwesome game. I just think it's funny, cause in the most recent changelog it said that the problem with bots doesn't leave when player joins was fixed. Still I can't join servers with 10 "free" slots and 10 bots in it. It says it's full. :P

My guess is you get this only when trying to join 'listen servers'?

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Anyone remember Wanted HL?

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They claim the Steam Linux uploader is borked. I mean, do they seriously expect us to believe that? Blaming others for your incompetence is something little kids do to try to get out of trouble.

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