hmm... anyone getting this [External Link] or this [External Link] error, or know how to fix it? And it segfaults when I press play from the main menu.

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And I've been so close to buying this game to run in wine... I think I'll wait now :D

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Quoting: TheBossThanks a lot, I hope you don't mind but I'm pinching your image idea but rolling my own based on it :)

Go ahead, I don't mind at all ^_^

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Hmm, never noticed the monthly pledges stopped went ahead and started that again. Keep up the good work, don't want my homepage to go down :D
Oh, and noticed on the "twitter spitter" thing over there you were looking for a banner, here's [External Link] an attempt... also here [External Link] too :P

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Yes, can't wait! I loved Overlord on the Wii!

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The new Doom
Any classic RTS from Blizzard ( I wish :P )
Witcher 3

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Completed it, and highly recommend it. After the initial figuring out how to get it to start, it was great! I did have a lighting issue though, but to fix it all I had to do was to crank the SSAO up (and no problems after doing that?).

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Quoting: HamishGrim Fandango Remastered lists a DRM free download from Humble under Platforms, but also says the following right above the Summary text:

Grim Fandango Remastered is provided via Steam Key. For key redemption, a free Steam account is required to play.

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/p/grimfandango_storefront [External Link]

So which am I supposed to believe here? Can anybody confirm?

Yeah, it's DRM free too (downloading right now). The wording could be a bit better :P

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Mostly the Quake games :P

Co-op games I am playing are the Quakes and Victor Vran.

All the games I am playing for single player are Shadowrun Hong Kong and Divinity Original Sin... on and off, and just got Quake 4 installed natively, so probably that too after I am done with Quake 2.

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Quoting: SamsaiThere are ways to download the data from Steam using a tool called steamcmd or simply by running Steam in Wine. Alternatively you can download the installer from GOG and use innoextract to essentially unzip the contents into a nice directory. All you have to do then is to tell OpenMW where the data files are (it has a setup wizard).

Another way of downloading a Windows game using Linux would be to use this python script [External Link]. No Wine required, it downloads Windows game data using the Steam Linux client.

Or you could just to it manually and make a file called "appmanifest_APPID.acf" in your "steamapps" folder. Insert this text into the newly created acf file and start up Steam. It will automatically start downloading it.

"AppState"
{
"AppID" "APPID"
"Universe" "1"
"StateFlags" "1026"
}

*replace all "APPID"'s with the game ID that can easily be found on SteamDB (when it is back up though :P )

Edit: a few screenshots of the ease of use :P

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