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Latest Comments by pete910
Egosoft to launch X4: Foundations on November 30th, hopefully with a Linux beta build
2 Oct 2018 at 8:39 pm UTC

Quoting: TheSyldat
Quoting: pete910But I will answer, Having children is only relevant to ourselves, so yes in the eyes of the world/corporations it makes no difference what you or I, the guy down the street does . That is what I am getting at.
And that's where you were wrong in the first place and you were being a jackass to the person saying that those pre-req were steep by saying and I quote "in what world is a 970 a steep ask", if you don't want folks to give you a public buttslap maybe don't be so dismissive and diminishing to your fellow humans.

TL : DR if you don't want to be ripped appart all jaws out , maybe don't bite .
Wind ya neck in !
Please tell how was I wrong? The i5 which is stated as minimum even lost to AMD's bulldozer line in some benches so to say it's in the high end/super computer class is plain wrong.

How was I being "dismissive" ? You assumed I had not done my part financially to support my children as to fund my computers! In essence you was being a assumptive know all.

So to quote "stop being a dismissive and diminishing jackass"

Egosoft to launch X4: Foundations on November 30th, hopefully with a Linux beta build
2 Oct 2018 at 7:57 am UTC

Quoting: TheSyldat
Quoting: pete910The fact you have 4 kids is irrelevant to the question! Plus the fact I'm in the same boat, kids/mortgage ect.
Irrelevant huh ? I'm sure your kids and the social services will be glad to hear that them being fed and clean and having school furnitures doesn't have priority over new shiny rig ...

Don't even bother to answer.
But I will answer, Having children is only relevant to ourselves, so yes in the eyes of the world/corporations it makes no difference what you or I, the guy down the street does . That is what I am getting at.

Seen as you apparently know A my financial situation and B How my kids are looked after I will part educate you.
AS for my children, They are fine as I planed for them like a responsible parent should do!

My daughter Has just recently moved out and purchased her own property and doing well, My eldest son has just secured a apprenticeship on the local Power station and is currently aiming for a engineering degree. So I guess I must have made sure that the "social services" and "schooling" have been taken care of :whistle:

Now I will make assumptions on your life/choices.

May be you would have been better off researching and practicing birth control rather than spending on shiny shiny and games !

Quoting: TheRiddickMaybe people should make sure they can afford kids before having them also? :)

Not like the planet is running out of people anytime soon is it?
Steady, no room for logic in here :D

Egosoft to launch X4: Foundations on November 30th, hopefully with a Linux beta build
1 Oct 2018 at 11:30 pm UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: TheSyldat
Quoting: pete910In what universe is a Haswell and a 970 classed as a supercomputer today :huh:

And to be fair I don't think anything lower from NV supports Vulkan
In the world of a daddy with 4 kids short on many things counting money who didn't plan on buying a new rig before a year or two because short on money and kids come first ...

Didn't have too much thinking to do to come up with a receivable answer here...
The fact you have 4 kids is irrelevant to the question! Plus the fact I'm in the same boat, kids/mortgage ect.
A I5 4590 wasn't exactly blowing benchmarks on release let alone to days CPU's

Quoting: tuubiNvidia supports Vulkan on the GeForce 600 series and up.
Wasn't sure how far back the NV series but had the maxwell line stuck in my head

Egosoft to launch X4: Foundations on November 30th, hopefully with a Linux beta build
1 Oct 2018 at 7:39 pm UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: GuestToo bad the system requirements are pretty steep.... It requires a supercomputer to run. A Haswell quad core, 8gb ram, and an Nvidia GTX 970 (!!!!) as MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS.... Seriously? A freaking 970 is considered "minimum"? And to think it is Vulkan-only... Imagine if it was D3D11/OpenGL....

By the way for the people mentioning Star Citizen, Star Citizen is vaporware. It will never be released, and even if it will, it will be Garbage. The writing is on the wall... X4 just can't be worse than this...
In what universe is a Haswell and a 970 classed as a supercomputer today :huh:

And to be fair I don't think anything lower from NV supports Vulkan

Egosoft to launch X4: Foundations on November 30th, hopefully with a Linux beta build
1 Oct 2018 at 4:44 pm UTC

X3: Reunion, X3: Terran Conflict and X3: Albion in that order though personally X3:R is still the best one followed by Albion Prelude.

X£:r has the Extended mod on steam too which gives you extended starts ect

Egosoft to launch X4: Foundations on November 30th, hopefully with a Linux beta build
1 Oct 2018 at 4:25 pm UTC

Quoting: KelsI tried to play X3: Reunion, and it was utterly unplayable due to a rolling bug that set my ship spinning unless I actively held it in place. It was reported to the devs by a number of people, but to the best of my knowledge never fixed.

Hopefully they're a little more responsive with this one.
Have LOT of hours in X3:r and never had this issue!

Think i'd be unplugging any game pads/sticks and seeing if it still happens

Mesa 18.1.8 and Mesa 18.2.0 have been released, pushing Linux open source GPU drivers further
9 Sep 2018 at 12:34 pm UTC

Quoting: F.Ultra
Quoting: x_wing
Quoting: pete910Wonder if this will fix Dying light for non *butu users ?

And before anyone chimes in with " you just need to add..." They don't work!
DL wasn't working on Ubuntu 18.04 with Mesa 18.1, but using Mesa 18.2RC made it work (for me and many others, I think). So, try to test it and share your results.
I thought the problem with DL was with the new version of glibc?
Arrrh that's right, damn!

Quoting: storma
Quoting: x_wing
Quoting: pete910Wonder if this will fix Dying light for non *butu users ?

And before anyone chimes in with " you just need to add..." They don't work!
DL wasn't working on Ubuntu 18.04 with Mesa 18.1, but using Mesa 18.2RC made it work (for me and many others, I think). So, try to test it and share your results.
Just tried with the Arch testing packages.... No go.
I'll look into it a bit more, time permitting.
Looks like it is a glibc issue. :'(

Mesa 18.1.8 and Mesa 18.2.0 have been released, pushing Linux open source GPU drivers further
8 Sep 2018 at 11:13 am UTC

Wonder if this will fix Dying light for non *butu users ?

And before anyone chimes in with " you just need to add..." They don't work!

The Stellaris 2.2 update is going to rework planets, plus free content added into some DLCs
8 Sep 2018 at 9:10 am UTC Likes: 1

The constant bitching about DLC makes me laugh and a little sad, There's nothing forcing people to by the DLC and the base game is still good.

Funny how a few years ago we were all moaning about no games on linux to moaning about DLC!

On a side note, the DLC is still playable without purchase in a multiplayer game if the host has the relevant DLC!

Have over 400 hrs in it, 99% spent in multiplayer and cant fault Paradox for the continued support and on our platform too!

And yes I have all the DLC, why you may ask, Because I enjoy the damn game!!!!!

MMO tactical shooter Mavericks still planned for Linux, will have a one thousand player Battle Royale
30 Aug 2018 at 7:17 pm UTC

Unfortunately Vulkan and Tryengine don't seem to be a priority for the crytech guys