Good, another project that dropped Linux support! I hope soon no one will lose time writing software for Linux anymore!

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No biggie, Linux Steam users love to be second class citizens anyway.

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So they implemented epic, gog and amazon support without using any code from GPL projects like legendary, heroic-gogdl or nile, in less than a year, with a team of two where only one is a coder. Impressive!

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The Steam Linux (desktop, non-deck) client itself is lacking in accessibility features to be honest: why on earth I'm not allowed to make text bigger on what is basically a web page? And no, DPI scaling at DE/WM level is not a solution...

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Are the devs being ironic? Enormous amount of work?
But, but... Proton just works, it's easy, eco-sustainable and sexy!1!

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Quoting: LordDaveTheKindBought immediately yesterday night (also because of the 50% discount). I have played the tutorial part and it looks alright. What surprised me the most was how all the things have progressed in the last 7 years:

• Origins wasn't performing that great at launch.
• Odyssey was alright but it had plenty of crashes and stuttering issues.
• Valhalla was a DX12 only game and it came at that time that vkd3d-proton was under development and tuning, and there where some manual adjustements to do in order to make it work.
  

Now Mirage works out of the box. I can't say I'm not impressed about all the way we have been making so far.

Do you realize the game was originally released on pc more than a year ago, right?

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Quoting: CyrilI find it awful to say that... Just because some devs did drop it doesn't mean that, when you see a new game with a Linux version, it's already a bad thing come on.

Software written for Windows is superior anyway.

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Native Linux version? Hmmm, this makes me less likely to buy their game: we all know they will eventually drop/unsupport/lag-behind it...
Now, if they had a *supported* Proton version (whatever that means, I'm not really sure) that would be amazing!

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Windows versions of games are just better.
Even betterer if you play them with no middleware, translation layers or other garbage... just like the universe intended.

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Honest question: why does it takes a long time to release fixes when heroic gets broken?

Before this last version, GOG games were not installable on Linux since March of this year: https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher/issues/3636 [External Link]
No hot-fix was released, solution was to wait until August (!) for a whole new Heroic release.

Now it's Amazon, empty libraries for everyone: https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher/issues/4005 [External Link]
This one is a Nile issue, fixed last week in Nile's repo, but still no Heroic release to *actually* fix it... probably postponed to a whole new Heroic release again, so around Christmas or something?

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