It's a pity Liam (et al.?) must spend time acting as a parent for people one would have thought were worthy of the epithet "civilized." Still, this is what magazine and newspaper editors have been doing with "letters to the editor" and "opinion" sections of their periodicals since the beginning. Shouting matches, bullying, and thuggery only detract and distract from a healthy society, be it online or off.

P.S. The first thing I do upon signing in at Reddit is hit "New" because I'm more interested in what's new than what's popular. ;)

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Tenebrae has been on my wishlist forever. Indeed, I've held off playing Two Worlds at all until the promised enhancements and Tenebrae have been released. I'm really looking forward to this one.

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Quoting: liamdaweYou're not allowed to run in the game, at all .... You can't jump either.

I didn't have to read further than this. Off the wishlist it goes.

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After all the times a Linux port has been put on hold until "sometime after" a Windows/Xbone/PS4 port comes out, it made me smile to read we were waiting on a WiiU port.

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Dear neophyte devs of the world,

Please make a note someplace, perhaps tattoo it on your forehead: [center]U UE =/= Lp.[/center]

Using Unity or Unreal Engine 4 does not mean that your project will automatically work on Linux at the push of a button. You will need to work in and with Linux and should account for this in your planning stage or look like ignoramuses and incompetent boobs at release time.

Yours most jaded, &ct., &ct.

Nano 'o the Bang

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If it's Shadow Warrior 2 (or any FPS/Action/Open World title) then I'll let loose with a heartfelt, barbaric yalp, "Yayyyyyy! Feral, I love you!" If it's YARTS (Yet Another RTS) then --- well, okay, look: I'll still love you Feral, but you're sleeping on the couch for the foreseeable future.

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The dev's probably gone all petulant and sulky 'cause the new Battle-Royale-like kid on the block, Player Unknown's Battleground, is selling like gilded hotcakes. Consider: The Culling has received roughly 15,000 (mixed to mostly negative) reviews since it was released 14 months ago in March 2016, whereas Player Unknown's Battleground has received more than double the reviews (around 37,000, mostly positive) in around a sixth or seventh of the time. It's no excuse to leave the game broken for Linux owners, however. I shouldn't be surprised if The Culling became abandonware in the not too distant future.

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Dawn of War 3? Hooray for my Linux brethren and sistren. I, however, have no interest and am going back to sleep.

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Impressive. Even my squalling inner cynic stares with mouth agape, stunned to silence. I'm downloading it even as I type these words. I don't have money to gamble with (i.e. lose) so I'll avoid the back-alley crapshoot that is Kickstarter. I will wishlist and follow this ... possibly even buy it while it's still in Early Access, if it ever is in Early Access.

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Quoting: EikeIt's a very special point and click, though, with an interface from the nineties. And if you want to give point and click a try and don't mind the nineties' interface ...

Lol, thanks Eike. Is it good that I have no opinion on 90s interfaces as I have no idea what distinguishes them from today's interfaces? XD

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