Quoting: sbolokanovDon't be ridiculous, Witcher 3 is long past the point of being made for Linux.

Before the Storm sounds just about right.

Probably. I wasn't serious at all as all of us should be. Afterall, it's just gaming.

This said, Square Enix title is a safe bet. It's probably one of the few AAA studios (besides Valve) that still publish games on Linux. So we have Rise of the Tomb Raider and Before the Storm on the Feral radar.

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Quoting: SamsaiWhy are we even discussing this? It's pretty obvious it's Half-Life 3.

You just cannot claim it's Half Life 3 whithout actual facts... Even if they are distorted just like in my demonstration. It's just plain fun to try and link any annoucements to one game, no matter how plausible it is. :)

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Quoting: qptain NemoOk, so apparently "it's just a shot away" is a line from Rolling Stones's song Gimme Shelter. The lyrics contain the line "Oh, a storm is threat'ning"

Mmmm... Let's see what I can come up with that... The last quest for Act 1 in The Witcher 3 is "Calm before the Storm". "It's just a shot away" from when things starts to get interresting. LoL!

Dreamer! Nothing but a dreamer! :)

Edit:

Just found that:
https://witcher.gamepedia.com/Garibaldi_Hagan,_1224 [External Link]

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Really late on this one...

This:

https://www.amazon.com/illusion-grandeur-legend-invisible-russian/dp/B003V0N7CO [External Link]

Lead me to this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_the_Invisible_City_of_Kitezh_and_the_Maiden_Fevroniya [External Link]

Isn't it similar to what happens with Columbia? Add to this the picture that looks a lot like Father Comstock...

Isn't it giving more weight to the possibility of Bioshock Remastered?

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The Witcher 3. It's probably the best RPG ever. What more to say?! Linux gaming badly needs it. I don't care if they have to remove some features like HairWorks stuff. It would be sad, but it's not the main reason to play the game. It's awesome anyway.

http://www.pcgamer.com/the-witcher-3-outgrossed-some-of-2017s-biggest-games-because-its-just-that-good/ [External Link]

Edit: Typo. HairFX to HairWorks.

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: ThorstenFolkers

Quoting: GuestConsidering the insane prices of GPUs right now, I hope the devs have a clear target market in mind, otherwise there might be only a handful of PC customers for this.

We tested on Intel Core i5 and NVIDIA GTX 660 with maximum graphics settings as shown on the screenshots the game runs around 60fps at 1920x1080 resolution.

We will try to get some numbers on GTX 750 Ti aswell.

http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/videocard/ [External Link]

This is good news!

I have A10-7800/660SC in my desktop and i5-3570/1070Ti SC in my Steambox.

1080p@60 is definitely the sweet spot, especially the 60 fps. Burnout 2, 3 and Revenge on the PS2 are still my gold standard for racing games. (Something got lost in Paradise. <-- Haha!)

Glad you are focusing on the CPU threading. That really is what separates the men from the boys with PC games. Looking back, Indianapolis 500 was, graphically, no better than Mario in many respects, but what you could do with those graphics was worlds apart!

Oh... Do you smell it? Windows vs Linux (true native) benchmark incoming! :)

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Insta-buy for me! I'm hyped for this game!

Quoting: pete910Am also waiting for someone to comment on the motor stator(windings) in the wheels that have no real purpose. :P

Looking at the car modelling... Copper wire in the wheels? Dust proof electric vehicule? Wow! :P

Seriously I looked at the crash gif and I'm really impressed by the way each wheels are reacting. The diag front left + right rear locks while the rear left spins... Not many games put that much effort in these kinds of details.

Awesome work!

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Quoting: Shmerl

Quoting: MohandevirYou have obviously much more experience about this kind of stuff than I do, but I'm curious to know why you think we will never hear about it again?

Releasing hardware is just hard. Tons of things can go wrong and if they aren't releasing it and not telling what's going on - you can suspect they have some serious setbacks.

Is Valve involved? It feels like Valve time... Remember Steam Machines / Steam Controller delays? Lol!

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Quoting: Leopard

Quoting: MohandevirIt's probably been proposed many times already, but why not contact Icculus, Timothee Besset or other porters to help them, if they are unable to do it themselves?!

Icculus is ( no offense , he is a great guy ) just helping small indie 2d games now.

So when he was saying " I don't need money , i just want to help games come to Linux " , he was obviously talking about small games ; alas people just kept dreaming 3d games and slightly bigger games than End Is Nigh.

Maybe, but still, help is available elsewhere. I'm not going to buy this game until it's fixed. Not at this premium price.

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: Mohandevir"It will be very surprising if it ever appears again."

You have obviously much more experience about this kind of stuff than I do, but I'm curious to know why you think we will never hear about it again?

It has happened before with plenty of other devices, not necessarily Linux-specific though. I've seen very similar things happen over and over again.

I was hoping for a last minute & new brilliant idea that forced them to reconsider... You are breaking my illusions Liam! ;)

Thanks for the input.

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