They're postive and still honest about their support. I see no reason not to cover such cases!

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I played through game and met none of the bugs you mentioned. Developers have already released a patch for bugs met by others. If you expect a game not taking itself too serious, it's a strong recommendation from me.

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Quoting: NanobangWhat others? Who are you talking about, and why and how are they "a problem" for you? I don't mean to sound strident, Eike. I feel like you're trying to say something, but, really, the more I try and find meaning, the less I see you saying.

If there's 99% sane and responsible people (which may or may not include you, I don't know and it doesn't matter for the point made), there's 1% other people. "I'm an adult and fine with taking responsibility", "I won't shoot anybody with my automatic rifle", "I'm not wanting Adolf Hitler back." (for the records: I met people online who want) and the like doesn't touch the problem at all.

PS: I'm not a native speaker of the English language. "about anybody" was supposed to mean "nearly anybody". If this is not correct, I'm always open for corrections. (Seriously.)

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Quoting: NanobangYes, yes, and which are whose, etc. I pretty much had to know that for my response to make a lick of sense, but thank you all the same. :)

You being responsible doesn't help about anybody but yourself, e.g. it doesn't help Valve. The problem always aren't the responsible adults, but the others.

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I'd love to get Surviving Mars.

No joke: My father administrated a Unix computer system of a juristical court. One day he wondered what unknown file that was in the root of the file system. He deleted it. So the system missed... its kernel.

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Quoting: Nanobang

Quoting: Kels

Quoting: NanobangGood. I'm glad Steam has grown up and grown some huevos.

...by taking the most spineless position possible that avoids actually having to actually do anything.

I hear you, but I'm an adult and fine with taking responsibility for my own buying decisions.

He wasn't talking about your responsibilities, but about theirs.

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: Leopard

Quoting: liamdawePlus, it wouldn't even be the first cryengine game on Linux.

Tell me five title runs on Linux via CryEngine

I don't need to, the amount of titles means nothing.

Well, one would be fine, though...?

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Quoting: ewertonuriasOmg... I'm Brazilian, our salary is R$ 1000, and a "GTX 1060 Galaxy 6GB 192Bits here costs R$ 1600.
Here practically everything is inaccessible.

Where do you live, it's also so expensive? Asking for curiosity.

I think there's quite different numbers for average wages depending on how you're calculating it, but the first I met for Germany is 1900€ (after tax). The GPU would be about 300€ at the moment. (Do consider that GPU prices have been on a rise for a long time due to crypto mining, but have been dropping lately.)

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Please, please, let me have a non-persistent, non-progessing, pure-action option.
Just fire and forget.
Thanks.

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Quoting: GuestIt definitely makes a difference! Day-1 releases and games that generally give great Linux support get a great percentage of Linux gamers supporting them, too.

Most people want to play games when they are fresh, when people are talking, magazines writing and YouTube/Switch playing...

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