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The latest System Shock update reconfirms Linux support, shows off more art
30 Jan 2018 at 10:21 pm UTC

Their work methodology seems damned good. I think they will translate their efforts into a epic game. Of course I will keep my optimism in check and hope for the best, I am very stoked they are on Unreal Engine and at their progress and clarity.

Survival game Rust is to finally leave Early Access
26 Jan 2018 at 7:40 am UTC

Quoting: tuubi
Quoting: TheRiddickOMG naked female bodies [...] THINK OF THE CHILDREN!
If the nudies give you the horn, please ignore TheRiddick's advice and think of something more appropriate.
Certainly not.

I'm just poking at the idea that while the GOL audience might prefer nude female models they might have a drastically different opinion if the post contained nude male characters.

In many cultures it's common to find outright prejudice against nudity while completely accepting deplorable acts of graphic violence. I have no problem with nudity whatsoever, in fact I think the common one-world culture is finally starting to prevail away from our dark age roots.

Survival game Rust is to finally leave Early Access
26 Jan 2018 at 6:45 am UTC

I think to hit that equal thing we need a second picture including naked men. Harlious.

GDC’s annual "State of the Gaming Industry" report is out, shows encouraging signs for Linux
25 Jan 2018 at 9:33 pm UTC Likes: 9

Quoting: Al3sGlorious Linux Master Race
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It's time to bug Feral Interactive about future port requests once again
24 Jan 2018 at 11:27 am UTC Likes: 3

FFXV.

I have 160 hours in on the Xbox version and the mods on SteamOS would be nuts. FFXV on PC is gonna be a big deal.

Nearly six years after the Kickstarter, Stainless Games claim Carmageddon is still coming to Linux
18 Jan 2018 at 9:52 pm UTC

Anyone who wants to play the old version could give it a go on GOG for free today.

https://www.gog.com/game/carmageddon_tdr_2000 [External Link]

Nearly six years after the Kickstarter, Stainless Games claim Carmageddon is still coming to Linux
18 Jan 2018 at 9:25 pm UTC Likes: 4

Quoting: MintedGamerWow, you would expect developers to be a bit more professional!
Regardless of profession people are always just people. Unfortunately high school drama antics plague all organizations because most people really never grow up andclack good character or morals. Its symbolic of defects in the individual, in this case some ass wintroll shill who wants the Direct X.

Ive sat in board rooms with billion dollar executives and youd be surprised how mindlessly automatonic they are with a mind for only basketball and vacation. Another example of a professional space not reflecting professional expectations.

Its a shame that Liam has encountered this kind of shill developer shitposting something he knows nothing about.

I have no problem ostracizing individuals for their tribalistic narc bullshit attitudes.

Maybe with a proper social response they can pull theur head out of their ass on how they know everything.

Civilization VI: Rise and Fall shows off overview of new features
17 Jan 2018 at 7:55 am UTC

Quoting: urlauber
Quoting: ElectricPrismI had once read something that I will summarize here about Civ games.

The base game is a unbalanced mess which the DLC fixes. The funny thing is after it gets 12 DLC or so it's rock solid like it should have been to begin with -- I heard Civ V is that way.

I recently purchased Civ 6 and the 2 DLC to give it a go -- I am wondering if Civ 6 will follow in the footsteps of Civ 5.
Every Civ title since Civ 2 gets better and better after release. If "rock solid" is your thing, why don't you play Civ V then? Civ VI has it's flaws especially in the AI department, other than that I'm really enjoying it (last Sunday I just wanted to have a quick go... and then the sun set already). Looking forward to RaF!
Agreed, except I'd rather play both 5 and 6. I keep buying new things because I want to get a excellent core gaming library and then I plan to expand later by buying the big blockbuster AAA titles and so on as I prefer.

Turning the Gaming PC into an appliance is a wonderful thing.