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Sid Meier's Civilization VII arrives in 2025 with a teaser
10 Jun 2024 at 10:01 am UTC
10 Jun 2024 at 10:01 am UTC
The series high point was Civ4 if you ask me, I still play it to this day. The Ashes of Erebus [External Link] modmod of Fall from Heaven 2 is probably my favorite total conversion. The BUG Mod [External Link] is all I need for vanilla.
Man, I hate trailers with a complete lack of gameplay! That makes me far from encouraged for Civ7. Give me a square grid, Leonard Nimoy, and a doomstack, or give me pizza pie [External Link]! :tongue:
Man, I hate trailers with a complete lack of gameplay! That makes me far from encouraged for Civ7. Give me a square grid, Leonard Nimoy, and a doomstack, or give me pizza pie [External Link]! :tongue:
Quoting: Linux_RocksAlso, I've probably played Civilization II: Test of Time the most. The bastard remake of II that was meant to compete with Alpha Centauri. I liked it myself. 👀Me too, particularly the fantasy campaign! I really enjoyed the "two maps in one" bit.
Linux user share on Steam breaks 2% thanks to Steam Deck
4 Jun 2024 at 6:16 am UTC
4 Jun 2024 at 6:16 am UTC
Here's hoping for 50% in 2025! :tongue:
Seriously though, the tomfoolery that Windows 11 gets up to [External Link] may just force a bunch of folks to say "Screw it!".
I mean, they're having to jump through more hoops to get older programs working than I had to with WINE on Maverick Meerkat circa 2010! (If you're wondering, Civ4 was the first game I ever installed via WINE; it was relatively painless, even back then.)
Including using WINE's own libraries compiled for Win32/Wow64! I ran afoul of this very thing when I had to replace my sister's dead laptop hybrid HDD and decided to upgrade it to something reasonably modern from Windows 8.1. (She's decidedly anti-Linux.) :sick::sick::sick:
I haven't even used Windows since 7 in 2016. Nice to know I have absolutely nothing to regret about that.
Seriously though, the tomfoolery that Windows 11 gets up to [External Link] may just force a bunch of folks to say "Screw it!".
I mean, they're having to jump through more hoops to get older programs working than I had to with WINE on Maverick Meerkat circa 2010! (If you're wondering, Civ4 was the first game I ever installed via WINE; it was relatively painless, even back then.)
Including using WINE's own libraries compiled for Win32/Wow64! I ran afoul of this very thing when I had to replace my sister's dead laptop hybrid HDD and decided to upgrade it to something reasonably modern from Windows 8.1. (She's decidedly anti-Linux.) :sick::sick::sick:
I haven't even used Windows since 7 in 2016. Nice to know I have absolutely nothing to regret about that.
Men of War II out now on Steam with Native Linux support
20 May 2024 at 7:32 pm UTC Likes: 16
20 May 2024 at 7:32 pm UTC Likes: 16
An always online DRM that apparently kicks people from single-player for being away from their keyboard. Yikes! :sick:
Total War: WARHAMMER III gets the 5.0 update and Thrones of Decay for Linux
2 May 2024 at 11:42 pm UTC
2 May 2024 at 11:42 pm UTC
Quoting: ssj17vegetaYup, that's why we don't always get feature parity.Quoting: PublicNuisance"Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: Denuvo Anti-tamper"I think it does not on Linux, only on Windows.
While i'm glad it has a native Linux version this will be a pass for me.
The big hit medieval strategy game Manor Lords works well on Linux
2 May 2024 at 11:35 pm UTC
That particular one always gets me, my father used to raise Walker Coonhounds [External Link]. Still hunts on occasion.
But there are also plenty of counterpoints [External Link], too. [External Link]
2 May 2024 at 11:35 pm UTC
Quoting: NezchanUsually, yup. Your case in point. [External Link]Quoting: redneckdrowSounds like you could use a few ox driving [External Link] tips, Liam!:tongue:If you wanna be happy, listen to bluegrass music.
Why, yes, I do have a bluegrass/country/old-time tune for just about any occasion....:whistle:
If you wanna be sad, listen to bluegrass lyrics.
That particular one always gets me, my father used to raise Walker Coonhounds [External Link]. Still hunts on occasion.
But there are also plenty of counterpoints [External Link], too. [External Link]
Steam Deck most played for April 2024 has plenty of Fallout
2 May 2024 at 4:01 am UTC Likes: 2
2 May 2024 at 4:01 am UTC Likes: 2
Given the game's impending doom, I finally bit the bullet and bought Samurai Jack - Battle Through Time [External Link] and, as a fan of the series, I'm loving it!
$40 bucks is worth it to
erm, I mean, to play a faithful continuation/interquel!:grin:
$40 bucks is worth it to
Spoiler, click me
save Ashi!:heart::wub::cry::grin:
erm, I mean, to play a faithful continuation/interquel!:grin:
The big hit medieval strategy game Manor Lords works well on Linux
30 Apr 2024 at 12:42 am UTC Likes: 1
30 Apr 2024 at 12:42 am UTC Likes: 1
Sounds like you could use a few ox driving [External Link] tips, Liam!:tongue:
Why, yes, I do have a bluegrass/country/old-time tune for just about any occasion....:whistle:
Why, yes, I do have a bluegrass/country/old-time tune for just about any occasion....:whistle:
Proton Hotfix update fixes Fallout 4 frame pacing issue on Steam Deck OLED
27 Apr 2024 at 1:58 am UTC
27 Apr 2024 at 1:58 am UTC
I knew when they announced the update that it would have teething problems. What I hate is the fact that Bethesda always seems to go out of their way to break their own stuff in new updates.:dizzy: Modding goes without saying.
Fortunately, I've always set their games to only update when launched. I also use a very simple script to run mod organizer 2 in each separate prefix.
Fortunately, I've always set their games to only update when launched. I also use a very simple script to run mod organizer 2 in each separate prefix.
Lefties unite! Counter-Strike 2 now lets you swap hands
27 Apr 2024 at 1:40 am UTC Likes: 1
This is great, but, realism be darned, I would like to have an old-school centered option as well as left and right. The only shooter I'm any good at is Wolf3D:cry:.
Without revealing too much, Cerebral palsy [External Link] has left (:tongue:) me left-handed. Thus, in non-turn-based games, I'm usually resigned to using a controller or joystick.
I wish more games would still let one use either the mouse or keyboard exclusively, instead of requiring me to juggle both. The only ways I can manage to move in pc games that require both are mashing W or the up arrow with my right thumb. But after ~30 years of using computers, I'm somewhat used to it.
27 Apr 2024 at 1:40 am UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: Purple Library GuyThat's nice to see. Not that I ever play shooty games, but I'm left handed so it's a good feeling.You and me both, brother!:grin:
This is great, but, realism be darned, I would like to have an old-school centered option as well as left and right. The only shooter I'm any good at is Wolf3D:cry:.
Without revealing too much, Cerebral palsy [External Link] has left (:tongue:) me left-handed. Thus, in non-turn-based games, I'm usually resigned to using a controller or joystick.
I wish more games would still let one use either the mouse or keyboard exclusively, instead of requiring me to juggle both. The only ways I can manage to move in pc games that require both are mashing W or the up arrow with my right thumb. But after ~30 years of using computers, I'm somewhat used to it.
The first handheld to use PlaytronOS is some Web3 thing - the SuiPlay0x1
11 Apr 2024 at 11:56 pm UTC Likes: 1
11 Apr 2024 at 11:56 pm UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: Vortex_AcheronticWell, there is at least one certain immortal [External Link] who still uses an Ouya...:smile:Quoting: PenglingOr it will be just another Ouya story. Things will go silent and then plans will be discontinued 😅Quoting: scaineInvestors.I think now's probably a good time to remind people of the Phantom console and the Gametrac/Gizmondo handheld. :wink: (For anyone who doesn't remember them, they were infamous investor-scams.)
Quoting: scaineAs for "NFT haters", I think you mean "normal people". Nothing wrong with blockchain per se, but it's most commonly associated with burning the planet via proof of work, and it'll take a long time to shift perception on that.I think it's quite fair to describe it as a solution looking for a problem, really. :tongue:
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