Quoting: dpanterSiduction (Debian sid based), kernel 5.11.1, Mesa git 21.1
8700K, 6900XT, 3440x1440

Portal 2 timedemo portal2bench [External Link]
All video settings max/min, vsync off, multicore enabled. 3 run avg FPS.

Min settings vs Max settings, 2 weeks ago
OpenGL   722 vs 562 fps avg
RADV     981 vs 238 fps avg

Min settings vs Max settings, new patch today
OpenGL   745 vs 580 fps avg
RADV    1010 vs 805 fps avg

Impressive progress.

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I enjoyed playing the first opus: a video game with such quality: humor, reflexion, action, ambiance...
Is this second opus as good as first one?

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Happy to see more open sources game projects supporting raspberry PI.

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This version should fix an issue that avoid Macromedia 4 games to launch.

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Quoting: v3ntoxwhen is it going to be ready to go without tweaking i just ask.

I don't think it is the right place to ask this question, cause only Valve team could answer this question, you should ask them directly to Valve Github.

Or try the Lutris script "Windows Steam Standalone version":
https://lutris.net/games/la-noire/ [External Link]
should work without tweak.

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Quoting: IzaicToo bad it doesn't support Wayland now that Xorg is abandoned.

For the moment, Wayland is not enough stable and mature for gamers, so it's not very a serious argument for gamers to not choose this DE.

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Quoting: v3ntoxDoes LA Noire work yet on steam? with proton.

L.A. Noire already works on Steam with some tweaks.

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summary of our conversations: the best Linux distribution is the one I chose :D

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For me, the best distro is the distro that:
- first point and the most important in my eyes: it is a distribution that is forgotten, the fewest possible bugs, stable, secured, pleasant to use and on which I am productive.
- regularly maintained
- follow the standard so that when you install an application or game, its behavior is the same as that of another Linux distribution

And I'm using Ubuntu-like distros BTW ;)

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Quoting: BasianiWorMzy

However, by buying a game that doesn't support Linux, you are sending the message to the dev that they don't need to support Linux to get your money. Why should that dev support Linux if you're going to give them money either way?

Thanks. You said what I wanted to say.
Looks like game developers are thinking "Why we support Linux, when Linux users have WINE/PROTON and they already are buying games from us. Yes, they have some pains to play our games but they don't care it so why we care them, why we support them?!"
Buying unsupported game sends game developers signal that you anyway paying of them. So they don't have reason to support Linux. No one makes games for supporting gamers, it's business.

You are an idealistic, but we saw that waiting for Linux native games does not work for AAA games.
Only indy makes the effort.
If Wine is the new standard to dev and play games on Linux, then it's ok for me.
All I want is to play on Linux.
I agree with you on one point: it's not normal we don't benefit game support when we buy this expensives games.
But you can still ask for a refund.

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