Quoting: DissCent

Quoting: omer666[Edit] By the way, don't you think the "Always offer a choice" doesn't feel right... to me, it looks like it's been added afterwards.

It looks strange, but it's included in this picture as well: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oxford_-_Eagle_and_Child_Pub_-_0168.jpg (sorry, I couldn't put http:// before that link or the post would get corrupt).

Hmm OK. Well, I don't see any clue in that :p

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The double beer handle on the left looks like a Raving Rabbid...

[Edit] By the way, don't you think the "Always offer a choice" doesn't feel right... to me, it looks like it's been added afterwards.

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They still need to fix Warlock II, though :/

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Uh, well it's not that bad. I like Borderlands 2 a great deal, even if to me it didn't qualify as a GOTY. Have to accept choices from others I guess ^_^

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Quoting: DrMcCoyWell, there's this review on Rock, Paper, Shotgun [External Link], and that looks like it is quite bad...

About the porting: are they actually porting it themselves now? The earlier X games were ported by outside contractors and Egoraptor let those ports rot afterwards. I always hated them for that.

Weren't the Steam versions ported in-house? I thought I read so somewhere on the internet, but I may be mistaken...
[Edit] Here:
http://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=329914 [External Link]

Oh and as far as X:Rebirth is concerned, yes, it is in pretty bad shape, but Egosoft is known for improving their games over time... Hopefully they will correct this.

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Quoting: SamsaiYou could say the Linux version of C4 just... blew up.

*Hides from the pun police.*

Wow I'm impressed... I mean, I'm blown away.

More seriously, he should have called it TNT.
View video on youtube.com

Well I'm too destroyed by now, must lay to rest.

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Quoting: c3027367After reporting bugs to icculus zero ducks where given, same happened to Red Orchestra and Killing Floor bugs.

Yes, those developers don't give a damn and Icculus can't work for free, so the games're still not fixed. I bought a lot of useless Killing Floor DLCs at the time and I bitterly regret now, won't be buying Killing Floor 2 until the first one is fixed.

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Quoting: Skully

Quoting: stssNow we just need something to be able to forcefully limit fps in Linux, like windows users can do with nvidia-inspector

I have actually written a ".so" file that I LD_PRELOAD into any game allow the following.
1/ Force vsync on
2/ Force vsync off
3/ Force a FPS limit of your choice (framecap)
4/ DYNAMIC vsync ( Just like you can in with Nvidia on windows)
Nvidia opened an enhancement request back in 2012 to implement dynamic vsync and we still don't have it.
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/524735/adaptive-vsync-/ [External Link]
This feature and the fact you can't normally FORCE vsync on or off in linux, was the sole reason I wrote this injection lib.

It's been tested with 100's of games on steam both 32bit and 64bit. I have been meaning to clean it up a bit and place on github.
I might try and find the time to do so if people here are keen.

Hey that could be really great!

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Quoting: neffoNo Witcher 2?

On the voting page it's said it's limited to native games... it's up to you if you consider Witcher 2 is native or not... Don't know myself.

[Edit] There is The Witcher 2, in the "T" letters.

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I hope developers and publishers will continue supporting Linux as a gaming platform like they do now.

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