I said it once and i say it again. Proton is one of the best and worst things that happend to Linux Gaming. Thanks to Proton all the devs just take the lazy route instead of making a Native version. And if a game had a Native version they now want to replace it with Proton.

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I assume none of these updates will come to the GOG version?

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Quoting: dziadulewiczPromised Linux port (and a stretch goal) passed in around 1 million IIRC, when?

UE4 Linux ports tend to not perform super well. I feel like proton would just run better anyways, and make it kinda pointless.

Doesn't change the fact that they had it as a stretch goal and that goal was reached. If anyone backed based on that promise, they're entitled to feel disappointed.

Exactly. The Linux-based backers who put thei money where their mouth is have been lied to. Nightdive Studios (or any instance for that matter) shouldn't make promises nor stretch goals that they can't fulfill.

Sadly its nothing new for Nightdive, same happend with System Shock Enhanced Edition & Blood Fresh Supply. Linux & Mac versions got promised and then nothing happend. Not to mention that i'm also still annoyed at them for not releasing the Linux version of Turok 2 on GOG.

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I really hope they gonna release the C&C Collection on GOG as well.

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Personally i dislike Black Mesa. Its just not for me, i'll stay with the Original.

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Skipping it simply because when i hear Ark meets Pokemon i get the urge to vomit. I dislike both so its obvious why i have it "ignored" on Steam.

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Its also available on GOG

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Quoting: TactikalKittyGoG will always be my first choice when buying games. Following closely behind would be Steam. Being able to download offline installers in this world of Microsoft and others trying so hard to push gaming to be all digital is a godsend.

If you like DRM-Free games with an offline installer you might wanna check out ZOOM

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Lets hope that this update also comes to the GOG version.

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Wondering if the GOG version will also get those improvements besides the Creation stuff since thats removed anyways in the GOG release.

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