Quoting: GuestIt's immoral to send money to developers for a game that was already paid for many times over.

So you're suggesting we should stop paying for games as soon as the devs have covered their costs? Seems legit! :D

I totally agree with Samsai and Liam here. It won't hurt anybody if we pay money for IP as long as there's a benefit for us (e.g.: Playing Morrowind on Linux). Bethesda won't consider porting games to Linux anyhow. But we also should consider donating to the OpenMW project because they're the real heroes who made this possible.

Disclaimer: I already own a physical copy of the game so I don't consider buying it again via GoG.

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NWN2 tbh.

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I really hope that Knockout Games is doing the port. I'm totally gonna buy it when the port is released! <3

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Ars Fatuus

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reminds me of this old stuff :D great to see s.th. like that again!

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Quoting: wolfyrionA friend of mine called me that he had a logitech PS3 Wheel to give me for Free because he had no use for it. [...]

Great story! +1

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Quoting: OdenIf Polaris 11 is only to use max 4GB memory and supposed to be power efficient then why would it use GDDR5 instead of HBM?
HBM use less power and is a substantially smaller form factor than GDDR5.
It doesn't make sense unless GDDR5 is much cheaper or if HBM got availability problems.
http://www.amd.com/en-us/innovations/software-technologies/hbm
"Compared to GDDR5, HBM can fit the same amount of memory in 94% less space"
"HBM resets the clock on memory power efficiency, offering >3X the bandwidth per watt of GDDR5"

These GPUs are for mid range cards, HBM2 will be featured with the upcoming Vega GPU.

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that's really sad. i'm gonna try that on my ancient AMD/AMD-hardware soon, expecting 15-30fps x'D

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@Eike @GBee
I'd try debian/unstable or even unstable+experimental. It works like a charm with free drivers, proprietary drivers can be painful sometimes (AMD ones in particular, not sure about NVidia, tbh).

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Is there a way to get the Linux binaries separately? I've bought Torchlight several years ago in a retail store and don't like the idea of buying it again from Humble (would do so if there's no other way, but... paying twice for a game feels weird).

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