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Quoting: nattydreadPSVR released tomorrow....

Yep, and this is the one I'll be buying.
Reasons being, it's cheaper, works with the PS4, will eventually work with Linux (some one WILL write a driver), and has 1080@60fps.

Quoting: Purple PuddingVery excited! I hope it will be an article about these SteamDevDays too...

By the way, Vive for Linux is useless without games... Hope to see "The Lab" ported too!

I want to try VR really bad but:
1)my pc can't run it for now
2)the VR alone costs a lot (I mean Vive)
3)I don't have enough space in my room to play

If someone have a Vive to gift, I'm here...

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Quoting: pete910Can someone explain why cross platform seems to cause problems? Is it engine specific ?

Their reasoning was linked to in the article already:

Note: Sadly, like Company of Heroes 2 these games do not support cross-platform multiplayer with Windows. Important to note, as this may be a deal breaker for some of you. You can see their explanation [External Link] of why this is the case for CoH2, which likely applies here too.

Quoting: liamdaweI've added in the UTC time for people to not get confused.

Feral are British, they use British time, but I agree it would have been simpler to put it in UTC time.

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Quoting: MyeulCI might try to watch it; is it possible without flash?

There is also html5 player in beta on twitch.

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Quoting: AldoRaine

Quoting: m2mg2Definately not a firewall issue. I tried with flushed iptables rules. There is also an audio bug. I have to do killall pulseaudio before starting the game otherwise I get no audio and the game freezes shortly after launching until I kill -9 it.

Hopefully they get the first round of patches out pretty quick.

if you find any solution please share with us. Thank you very much

Looks like somebody's found a workaround [External Link] (haven't had a chance to try it yet myself).

The problem is that on Fedora et al. /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt is called /etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt. The work around is simply creating a symlink:

sudo ln -s /etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt