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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: m0nt3Something seems wrong with your dying light framerate (native). I got better framerates with my RX 480, unless Ryzen 7 is that much better (which I would not think so). With my Vega 64 now, my framerates are like your steamplay fps, only on native.

Nothing wrong with it, that particular area along with weather effects, zombie count and so on all affect it. Also, my i7 might sound fancy but the clock speed isn't high.

Did you check that you have the same draw distance on both? I can set all graphics on high, but if I start increasing that config the frames rates dives down. Also, I read a lot of complains from Windows users regarding stuttering and frame rate, is kinda amusing that it works that well on DXVK.

Quoting: FurysparkOn that first benchmark image of Tomb Raider, on native Linux on Ultimate your minimum is higher than your maximum? And the average is below both minimum and maximum? Is that a small mistake?

Quoting: m0nt3Something seems wrong with your dying light framerate (native). I got better framerates with my RX 480, unless Ryzen 7 is that much better (which I would not think so). With my Vega 64 now, my framerates are like your steamplay fps, only on native.

Quoting: GuestStill not sure how this is any better than just firing up Steam itself through wine. I could already "force" a game to use wine that way. And choose various wine settings. And use an up-to-date wine. And it's not limited to Steam games.

So is this all still just a convenience thing for some people? I don't see that personally. I'm otherwise confused by the sudden excitement and "now game xyz can be played" when it was already possible for quite some time.

Maybe it's just me seeing things a little differently.

If you had Steam Play enabled for all titles, the current Steam client Beta is likely to get confused about what tool to use. To fix, disable Steam Play for all titles temporarily, restart Steam, and re-enable.

Quoting: PlayXI bought it, but it seems they have forgotten to make the linux files public. They are only in a package that is marked as a dev package.
For me steam does download nothing and I get an "missing executable" error.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/558260/discussions/0/1741105805747107202/ [External Link]

Quoting: GuestDoes it provide Vulkan support? If not I will skip this one after the experience with MXGP3!

Quoting: ShmerlQuite interesting. They list DRM-free download in the Kickstarter campaign. Do they plan to release it on GOG or itch.io?

Hey, the drm free version was primarily for those that backed it on Kickstarter, that said we would like to have the game available on GOG if we can manage it.

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Quoting: liamdaweThere is still one part that could be an issue, although not a big one, which is this:

Third Party Service providers may not, without Unity’s express written permission: (1) use a stylized version of any Unity name, trademark, logos, images or product icons, or other Unity-owned graphic symbols;

So unless you're approved by Unity, any service that integrates with it won't be able to display their logo.

Aren't you ignoring the words "a stylized version" in that quote?