It's fixed.

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Quoting: mr-eggi had a bug where in the story mode the jeep was in motion on a cut sequence and the wheels were rotating around the car as it drove about 10 meters in front

I had that bug too, was quite a sight seeing the wheels bugger off.

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Quoting: DamonLinuxPL@LIAM, I have the same issues also in previous patch! I use AMD GPU with Catalyst driver. So they not broken it in this new patch but in one previous.

It was not a problem for Nvidia until now.

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Quoting: KallestofelesDoes it have decent Anti-Alias options? Switch 'em on man, if present! :D

No it doesn't have one yet it seems.

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Quoting: Keizgon

Quoting: TheBossNice didn't know that, good find.

Yeah, sometimes I ctrl + f "Linux" or "SteamOS" on the recent Steam updates page. These messages on developer HUBs pop up more often than I realized. At least as of recently.

Also, steamdb is always juicy. Pretty sure I found this there as well.

Oh boy, you've opened up a box for me there, nice idea.

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Nice didn't know that, good find.

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Well, Mordor has nothing to do with what Aspyr port, so I don't see it as an issue. Yes people were waiting for Mordor, and it did arrive. So, I don't see the argument there personally.

Again, why shouldn't it be one of our best games? It's a great RPG.

As for Bioshock, it's nothing to do with EON, the config file being edited by people is an engine file Bioshock uses. It also has the same issues on Windows FYI.

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I disagree about KOTOR II, we need older titles as much as we need the newer titles. If we don't, we will never win over the "but x game doesn't work on Linux from my library" people. It was also an updated version, not just a basic port of an old game.

I think people also need to not repeatedly hark on about "wrapped" games. It's a cheap and reasonably effective way to port games to Linux, their ports all perform pretty well, and what ports don't have issues? Every single game I've tested on Linux has an issue somewhere.

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: toorSo… they make you pay for wrapping those game in an emulator?

You pay for the games, mostly.

Legal roms, SDL2 supported (in the one I tested), with a natively built emulator. Pretty damn good really.

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Quoting: Eikealmost ALL games available for Linux

Frick.

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