Sad, but finally it’s just a shooter. Beautiful, but shooter. We have brilliant "Overload", „"Strike Suit: Zero” and more, I think. So, we have something to demolish in space... :D
Game I’m really waiting for is "X4”. All "X3” series is available on Linux, and even "X: Rebirth" I enjoyed more than famous "Elite: Dangerous" (which, after few weeks, is simply boring).

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Arkadiusz Jakubik? Insta buy for me... :D

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Playing Victor with Lemmy's outfit, guitar as weapon and revolvers? And with Motorhead music? Must have. :D

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@Leopard: maybe not... Maybe not. I really don't like RTS, finding them boring, so if its DoW or Shogun - no fun for me. Even mentioned Skyrim would be nice surprise (as I prefer S-F than fantasy :D).

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Similar, but open source engine:
http://compilgames.net/ [External Link]

...and my first, and only game so far
http://temp4.mx4.pl/dziubek/Plane/ [External Link]

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Yep. Have U ever played simulation battle in old Il2Sturmovik? I mean first Il2 game, not Pacific Fighters/1946.

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@neowiz73: if I understand correctly U want all kinds of weapon on same map plus infantry combat? Man, this make WT another clone of Battlefield, but much worse. Even now I’m sick of kids playing kamikaze with their planes. In my opinion air and land battles should be separated, unfortunately they won’t be as Gaijin wants WT as „complex battlefield simulation” (where „simulation” is really joke).

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This thread is little outdated, but I write something.
Long story short: after 3 days of testing Antergos I've decided to return to Mint. Here is why. I'm lazy cow and not a computer geek, and I love when OS works - more or less - 'out of the box' with my favourite software. But Antergos did not. It's probably because of my limited knowledge, but:

0. NVIDIA drivers. No idea how to detect, and eventually switch to a fresh driver. Finally I've found this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZSAhDO4Ud8 [External Link]
...and get 375 driver working. If I have to struggle with console based installing new NVIDIA drivers (like in 'old good days' ) - no, thanx. I prefer Ubuntu ppa, and switch between drivers in GUI.
1. Krita. In AUR 'repo' is in newest version, but it has problem with font interface scalling. Googled, not resolved. Krita works perfectly from appimage, but this way I need no AUR repository.
2. Blender 2.78, fresh version from AUR - great. CUDA computing doesn't work in Wayland (?) session, have to switch to X11. Can live with it, but annoying.
3. Wacom tablet isn't recognized in GNOME panel. This is GNOME bug, but I thought its solved.

Last but not least, cause we are talking about gaming:
4. In "War Thunder" I had about 23 FPS, however in-game counter says it's 40-60. Game was barely playable, neither on Wayland session nor X11.
...so I returned back to Mint, where literally everything works as I want to. End of story.

PS 1. Idea of Antergos/Arch is absolutely awesome, but it seems not for me :)
PS 2. I installed Antergos on old laptop and it works nice, even (on an old NV 8600M) "X3 Reunion" works really fine :). Choosing desktop enviro during installation is great, same with STEAM and other software. It's good OS, but - in my opinion - not for everyone.

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Got free DiRT key. Is this game eON/Wine port? I'm surprised: game works like a charm, more ports like this one.

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Happy new year, and may the 4ce be with us :)

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