Quoting: GuestI could play it at a capped 60 fps without any problems on the highest settings. I turned the cap off for about a minute and got over 100 fps.

Hmm. So look like Linux port is good optimized.

Thanks for info.

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Quoting: artvandelay440Well, I mean if we're shooting for the stars here, I'd knock on CDPR's door with a whole big box of apology and ask/beg is there's any way they'd consider The Witcher 3 being ported to Linux by this fine fellow.

Good idea but we need say sorry for CDPR and also for VP. This both company gets threten from Linux community.

BTW. from what I read from ex VP developer, TW1 port (eON) for Linux is done but CDP not want publish it :/

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Game look very nice but this reviews... I found few opinions. One is about poor performande, dude with i7 6800k 4,5 GHz with GTX1080 on Windows have only 60-70 FPS and on little worse hardware FPS droping even below 30 FPS... So I need to know what this game performing on Linux. Next opinion is about boring locations and gameplay. Next is about price. 44,99€ is too expensive for this games from few reviews I see that this game should cost about half this price, maybe 19€ and all should be fine but for 45€? Too much.

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Wort to add:

- If u own Worlds of Magic you get for free Planar Conquest.
- Planar is available also for XBONE, PS4, iOS and Android.
- Both WoM and PC is drm-free on Steam. So you can launch it without Steam. (just download, even with steamcl and move to flash usb and run on other computer)

Quoting: neowiz73I don't know why but I had this game already in my library, must have been part of a bundle at one time or another. I guess I'll test it out to see how well it works.

I think because u have Worlds of Magic on your Steam Library. Planar is free for all owners WoM.

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Cool game. I'm waiting for it.

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: DamonLinuxPLWitcher 3 and Witcher 1

Witcher 1 Linux does kinda exist... but they didnt want to publish it. Probably because it runs fine on WINE. So it'll have to sit unloved in Git for now ;)

So... if TW1 exist maybe we can ask CDP about releasing it for Linux. Maybe this is good idea, maybe but we don't know how to ask it. Do you know who we can ask or to whom write email? I have only tech support and biz e-mails nothing more.
Maybe GOL can ask them, maybe we as community can asking about it but this time gently, without insults.
Can u help us?

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Witcher 3 and Witcher 1

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Quoting: GuestTheir store only sells keys for other stores (Steam, GOG), so it doesn’t seem very interesting. I was hoping to see Dying Light DRM-free for Linux there…

For me this shop is more interesting than buying on Steam. Why? Because Steam not have my currency and I need to pay in Euros. For example in local store I can buy game BOX+SteamKey for 100 PLN (about 24 euro), when I buy in local internet store only steamkey I pay about 80 PLN (about 19 euro). But when I buy on Steam for steamkey I pay in euro for exmaple 49,99 euro for new games, do this cost me 200 PLN! Half more! Many countries have on steam their own currency, unfortunately steam has not added mine. So for me it is not worth buying games (except sales) and stores like this new Techland - they have both boxoffice and Gemly offer for me my currency PLN (because this is my Polish shop :) So I prefer it anyway.

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Quoting: dubigrasuThe shader cache seems to be working pretty good. At least two games were suffering greatly from these long loading times; Deadfall Adventures and Painkiller.
You'll still need to build the shader cache at the very first launch, but this time the shader cache is kept and no longer deleted when you reboot.
Borderlands 2 seem to be also benefit from this.

Yes, I remember when Leszek Godlewski released Painkiller for Linux. In early loading time takes ages especialy on AMD GPU... on NVIDIA faster but still too long. After patch it load much faster but still longer than other games. First game launch even now takes much times. But this is not game issue but UE3... and AMD because compilation shaders on amd gpu in this tame is very hardly. Now should be better.

So good idea to have it.

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I don;t want another DLC, I want crossplatfom multiplayer...

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