Can't watch, as I'm at work, but good luck!

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Hmm, I must've missed the post that smugly called people who bought this game already 'idiots'..

View this comment - View article - View full comments

If only they'd properly commit to supporting Linux. I don't want to buy this game while there's a chance they're just gonna pull the rug out from underneath it and drop Linux support.

View this comment - View article - View full comments

I was a bit worried when the patreon disappeared and you started saying that you couldn't take money. I'm not sure whether the reasons for that were ever publicly shared (Taxmen beating down the door? :P), but I'm glad you've got it set back up. :D

I'm not a fan of giving my details to yet another website. Any chance you'll take PayPal donations again?

View this comment - View article - View full comments

A mod has updated the FAQ to suggest that Mac and Linux ports are quite likely (but not a guaranteed thing): http://steamcommunity.com/app/413150/discussions/0/405692758706993502/ [External Link]

View this comment - View article - View full comments

What I used is:
* Wine 1.9.4
* A fresh win32 prefix (WINEARCH=win32)
* Winetricks to install dotnet40 and xna40
* Steamcmd to download and update Stardew Valley

To run the game, I just need to cd to the directory with the game files and run 'wine Stardew\ Valley.exe'

One quirk I've noticed, is that audio only works if it is set to use my headphones when the game launches. I think that's down to my pulseaudio configuration though.

Quoting: linuxgamer

Quoting: WorMzyIt's been more stable for me in wine, than it has for the girlfriend on Windows. ^_^

Strange answer for GOL, and I don't mean the stabler than Windows part.

I'm not sure what you mean.

View this comment - View article - View full comments

^XP mode for me

It's been more stable for me in wine, than it has for the girlfriend on Windows. ^_^

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Last time I tried it, Skyrim worked great in wine. Fallout 3 however, not so much. If I had to choose one game, it would probably be Fallout 4. Any recent Bethesda games would be great though.

On a less grand scale though, I would like to see Stardew Valley ported to Linux. It runs fine in wine, but a native app would be great.

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Now when I start the game, it tells me that my GeForce GTX 970 isn't supported. :huh:

EDIT: possibly because I'm using the 361.28 driver, but the FAQ explicitly states that higher version drivers should work [External Link].

View this comment - View article - View full comments

I'm now leaving out the old/jokey left in question about what type of drivers people are using on Intel, as there's only one type.

Spoilsport. :P

Big dip in people buying from Steam over the previous month. I guess everyone bought what they wanted during the sale and have enough to be getting on with for now. There was a similar dip last year, but not nearly as pronounced.

I have actually upgraded my monitor from 1920x1080 to 2550x1440, and I think that's as high as I'm likely to go for the foreseeable future. I don't see the point in quadrupling your display size, then having to scale everything up to compensate. I already have to increase the zoom on some webpages.

Quoting: GuestLinux games bought (and related) graph(s) are interesting. I guess it coincides with xcom2.

Shouldn't do -- since XCOM only launched in February, that'll not show up until next month's survey.

View this comment - View article - View full comments