It is now actually useful, with the addition of the image overlay support to cover the unrelated stuff while waiting for the game to begin. Sadly, there is still no text overlay, but the thing is finally getting there!

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Watching a lot of Dota 2, playing some.

Civ 5 of course, a huge timesink.

And The Book of Unwritten Tales. I hate point and click adventure games in general, but this one seems to be hilarious and charming enough to overlook the retarded point-and-click gameplay.

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Actually the game segfaults and fails to launch for many linux users. =/

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Completed the original on wine (worked perfectly), but that's amazing news! Instabuy. :)

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Quoting: oldrocker99CIV V has been the only game I've bought twice; every other game I had bought for Windows, when a Linux port came out, it was free to download. You know, the way Steam usually works. X-COM:EU appeared in my library, and I didn't have to pay for it again.

I don't really get why would you need to buy it again? I don't know about anyone who had to. They had that bug for the first few hours with the expansions being disabled for some users, but they've solved it pretty quickly.

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I actually think that it is fair to pay some money for the ported version even if you already own the game. What I think is not fair is to pay for the content I already own inly to get native binaries. So I really hope there will be a discount for the owners of Windows version.

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