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Quoting: liamdaweIt's not a flame war to point out such things.

Sorry for the repost, but tou're taking these way too personal Liam.

Quoting: Avehicle7887If I understand his comments correctly, it seems he's not even sure if the Linux version will stay on Steam either due to the port's performance, furthermore it seems the Windows version performs better with Wine/Proton/DXVK than the native one does.

Because of the Linux version running poorly, for reasons I don't yet understand, I am not comfortable spreading that around. I'm rather in doubt if I should keep it up on Steam.

And I know the linux userbase is graving for games, and I saw how the entire linux-gamer-universe was talking about Supraland when it released there last week, but the sale numbers were pretty much none existent. Just putting the version out to make a quick buck would a) not work because of the numbers and would b) be wrong if I am not convinced it can deliver what it should

Quoting: chancho_zombiethe reasonable approach here would be to just ignore his comments and buy the game to shut his mouth up. Flame wars do too much damage to our ecosystem.

Quoting: GuestIs D9VK suffering from the same Nvidia crashes as DXVK due to memory fragmentation?
Bloodstained keeps crashing on my nvidia 770 card

Quoting: Vash63I'm really glad to see such a large amount of fixes in a single release, but I still can't really recommend people buy VR if they don't want to use it in Windows. Here's a list I made a week or so ago of ongoing issues I've had for years with the Vive and now persisting with the Index:

1. Asynchronous reprojection doesn't work for any Nvidia users (major comfort issue unless you _never_ drop frames)
2. Audio input/output switching doesn't work so you have to screw with pulse every time you boot or quit SteamVR (Windows auto-sets this and back)
3. Bluetooth power management doesn't work so you have to manually unplug and plug in the lighthouses every time (there's no switch because Windows boots them on demand)
4. Parts of it are completely disabled right now because it was crashing left and right a month ago (basically most of the menus are disabled unless you boot with an env variable, you can't even quit VR from within VR)
5. The front facing cameras don't work so no mixed reality
6. For my system at least, the recomposition pipeline is totally broken so every frame drop causes tearing. This has been going on since at least Nvidia 396 and still on the very latest 418.52.16 dev drivers and 430 drivers.

Quoting: GuestThey have a discount on Helium Rain too. ^_^

Quoting: PatolaIsn't that petition a little silly? Like, even if we assume games are either Indie or AAA, and they have a sure-fire way to differentiate between them to justify the 8% number, if they abide to this plead they will be explicitly acknowledging their damage to the gaming ecosystem, which would be a really bad press.