Tweedpunk, yay!

I'm really glad to see this one get a Linux port!

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I'm staying as far away from this as I can. I have managed to overcome Minecraft addiction once, and I'm not eager to do it again :eek:

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Quoting: "Mario J. Gaida, post: 5110"Silversword 2 will get a linux client if the funding is successful.

Kind Regards
Mario J. Gaida

Cool!

Let's hope a few other developers dares to commit!

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Quoting: "Bumadar, post: 5118, member: 93"yes confusing a bit
yes $20 you get all games

Thanks! I've pledged my bit now. This time I also spotted the graphics showing the support levels, not sure if they have been added since or if I'm going blind. :confused:

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Am I the only one who found the pledge levels a bit confusing? I'm not really sure at what level I get the complete version of all the games, $20?

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I must admit that I haven't heard of this title before, but it seems to be both well made and quite popular. I wonder why they seem to be almost struggling just to reach the first tier for a sequel?

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It looks cool, but game devs really really need to learn to state their intentions better. The FAQ is so loosely worded that it isn't even clear if they plan on actually releasing an OS X version, much less a Linux port.

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That's actually Wine:
http://phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?72562-Intel-Mesa-Driver-Ups-Counter-Strike-Performance&p=277467#post277467 [External Link]

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Oh, and to get back to the topic, I would gladly support LGP, but they really need to do a full 180 before I start throwing money their way.

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It's certainly less bad than some alternatives, but it's still DRM.

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