Quoting: Beamboom

Quoting: dsngjoeI own a copy and did not play it. I will buy a second copy for the daughter's computer so we can play it together and beat it. She is running Fedora 21 like me now.

That's one cool daughter!

But can Torchlight be played in coop too? I didn't know that!

Yes she is, she is just like her dad. We where running Antergos before Fedora and it was funny hearing her say " Dad you need to run Pacman -Syu we had 8 updates today" when I got home from work.

You can play together over the net PLUS you can play together on the SAME LAN without need of the internet. One of the last games with local lan play build in.

Cant wait!

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I own a copy and did not play it. I will buy a second copy for the daughter's computer so we can play it together and beat it. She is running Fedora 21 like me now.

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Gaming on Linux, The way it's meant to be played!

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This is on my RADAR now. Will this be on Early Access for Linux also?

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I have enough strategy games with X-Com and Civ V. I will still buy it just to show my support for supporting Linux.

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Let me start I run a Nvidia 780 Ghz paired with a 4930K on my Desktop. My 13" laptop has a 765M with a 1080P screen. Witcher 2 was running slow on my desktop at the beginning. It runs very nice now and all I do is click play on my Steam library. I really dont care if I use close source drivers or open source drivers as long as I can play my games. I have been hearing AMD is more friendly to the community when it comes to open source drivers. I could care less it if stops me from playing my games. I have removed my Windows partition on both my laptop and my Desktop. I dont care if it's Eon wrapper or not as long as it works. I consider myself a power-user but just because I am a power-user it does not mean I want to run the close source drivers for one game then switch to open source for another. Some people will bent over backwards to support open source, I am not one of them. I invest my money on hardware that just works. I don't care if Nvidia uses a close source driver as long as I can install it on the distro I prefer to use.

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Works wonderful with Nvidia proprietary drivers. No issues to report on my desktop with a 780 Ghz Edition and my laptop with a 765M.

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Quoting: JuliusDefense Grid 2 is also 50% off and the first part (no Linux port) was great. Will check it out later once the download has finished.

I bought it this morning. Played it the first 3 single player levels. No issues to report on a 780 Ghz with a 4930K CPU @1440P. Fun game so far.

Still trying to survive more then 1 day in 7 days to die.

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Quoting: dubigrasu

Quoting: AstroSadly, it would be one more half-ported game by Feral.

Huh?

Astro is Upset that X-com only runs in 64 bit as he only uses 32 bit distro. (dont ask me why he uses a 32 bit in os in 2014 but he does)

I wish I could stick to 64 bit only but I cant, so I added the 32 bit libraries.

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Quoting: lucifertdark

Quoting: dubigrasuThe penguin has an identification ring and he is a King.
So Lord of the Rings.

Shadow of Mordor, I wish!!!!!

I would need to change my pants if that was the case. It would also be an instant buy.

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