Now I'm glad that I didn't buy either. Seems like they are really not able to do even the basics things right.

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Quoting: MyeulCDoh.
I really like minetest. I wish there was more gameplay with it, though.
Cross-compatibility with minecraft servers would be awesome.

I don't think it is feasible.

My main grip with Minetest right now is the crafting and inventory lag(it is really bad) and the lack of a good mob system, most mobs are wonky at best.

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Quoting: tmtvl

Quoting: meracoIs this even legal?

Er, yes. I mean, why wouldn't it be? It's their game, they're free to do whatever they want with it.

Anyway... good thing there are a bunch of alternatives, though some of them might need a bit more work on the game feel.

I think the question he made is because of the promise mojang made a long time ago that everyone that bought would get all updates, on all supported systems.

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Quoting: KithopThat still leaves the code from the old launcher or other modpack ones to be adapted, plus, right from the FTB homepage:

"Finally, work has started to test the viability of a Linux based client. The Curse dev team has a few Linux enthusiasts among them, so they're really excited about bringing the app to Linux."

I'm sure something will be sorted out. This is not any reason to panic. :)

As I said they won't keep updating it if they need to make one system for Windows-Mac trough the new launcher, and another for Linux, through the old launcher.

That if Microsoft doesn't say: There are too few people using the old launcher, we will stop updating it and people can keep using the new launcher." And then promise a update for Linux that will come at same speed of the Skype ones.

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FTB Launcher is being deprecated, and will be replaced by the Curse one, that uses the vanilla launcher to launch the game. If there is a different one for Linux and one for Mac+Windows Curse will not make an update only for Linux so...

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I will probably wait for GOG version, like I did with Undertale. But that's really good news.

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Quoting: devlandThey took a lot of flak for the previous one so they're taking the safe path of not promising/announcing anything until it's done or close to it.
That's pretty much what cdpr is doing with witcher 3.

With the amount of delays and whatnot I think they took very little "flak", I mean they delayed it how many times?

Quoting: devlandThe linux community can be very toxic when it comes to delays.

I have seen the Linux community "being toxic" in two cases: Skullgirls and Divinity, both of which delayed for more than a year.

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Quoting: Beamboom

Quoting: Mountain Man

Quoting: GuestToo bad it wasn't FO4.

Everything I've read suggests to me that Fallout 4 is crap, at least if you're a fan of RPGs. It's less of a roleplaying game and more of an FPS with RPG elements. I'll stick with Wasteland 2 for my post-apocalyptic RPG fix.

You can't have played and/or liked Fallout 3 then? Cause everything - and I do now mean everything - in FO4 is an improvement over FO3. The additions are great (you can now create/design not only your own house, but a whole village! How cool is that! :) ), nothing is taken away, nothing is simplified/dumbed down (have you seen the skill trees?!), everything is "more of the same, only better".

So if you simply can't stand first/third person perspective RPGs ala Fallout/Elder Scrolls then that's fair enough - what did you expect from FO4, really. But objectively speaking these productions are great (if a bit buggy).

Lalalala, I don't hear you Fallout 4 is crap, I will not install Windows to play it, lalalalala.

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Quoting: edqeDark

Quoting: Mountain ManStill not going to buy it until there's a steep discount... and maybe not even then. I've got too many games to catch-up on from developers who actually respect the Linux market.

Do you think they postponed the release for fun?

No, I think it is mostly incompetence and disregard for Linux gamers.

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