Quoting: scotsman9999Now they just need a way to delete games from your library, refund or no (many games I regret buying and would just like to expel from my library, no refund expected)

Right click, set category, click the hide tickbox.

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Quoting: edddeduckferal

Quoting: melkemindLOL You tease more than a...OK, I better keep it clean, but you tease a lot.

Even more than an Orc does during a Dark Knight defeating a Muton before driving away in a Bugatti Veyron?

You sir....are awesome.

Hoping to see Mordor before Spring is up, been itching to play it so badly :(

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Quoting: PicoboomHaving been seriously burned by Trapped Dead: Lockdown, can anyone verify that using a controller works fine in this game? I don't think Liam mentioned it in his review. If the controller works than yes, I'll buy it. But if not, no.

My Logitech F310 works perfectly.

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Quoting: Tak

Currently Unity has OpenGL desktop which is stuck on OpenGL 2.1

This doesn't have much to do with overall performance, but rather to do with supported OpenGL features.

As far as I am aware, a lot of performance related issues are on old OpenGL features, and the whole zero driver overhead stuff can only be used with modern OpenGL.

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Quoting: BlyatcykaLow violence mode has just certain graphics tweaked to respect cultural differences in some Asian countries. It mainly changes the color of certain gore effects and covers up most skulls with bandit masks :D.
Here is a list with all altered graphics: http://dota2.gamepedia.com/Low_Violence [External Link]

Well, if that helps other markets enjoy rage at Dota 2, sure why not.

Quoting: abelthorne

Quoting: stssSo if it's DLC then people could end up playing the game against each other using different engines? That's pretty cool if that's how it works.

According to an article from ValveTime.net a few days ago, it looks so: http://www.valvetime.net/threads/dota-2-update-hints-at-separate-source-2-client.245936/ [External Link]

Ahhh, the plot thickens!

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I would imagine due to the timing it could be to show off at E3, and having it as DLC means they could opt-in their test machines to it. Makes it easy for them to do it.

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I've officially given up caring about anything but this, so excited!

I just hope Feral don't bite off too much. They have a lot of ports in progress.

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Nope, seems not even a standard 360 gamepad works. I don't think their gamepad implementation works at all right now for anyone. Shame, but it's still great with keyboard for now.

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Folks, no GNU arguments because I get fed up of it. GNU/Linux sounds crap, were as Linux sounds nice.

Neffo it wasn't really clear that was a joke, just FYI.

Also, I've updated our rules to make it perfectly clear any GNU arguments aren't welcome here, it's as bad as stupid distro wars.

Plagues of the wider Linux community are not welcome here.

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Quoting: sarmadHere is to hoping it's actually fixed and playable now. I bought this damn game more than a year ago when it was still in Early Access stage and for most of that year the game wasn't even playable on Linux. Didn't work at all at start, then they fixed it and it became playable, then shortly after regression came and it was unplayable, until now. Hopefully this time it's fixed for real.

I hope you reported all the issues you had.

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