Quoting: Avehicle7887Worth noting - The Surge 2 makes use of Vulkan natively, no dxvk needed. Respect to these devs who are open minded enough to switch away from the DirectX wheel.

I know they use Vulkan and I want to buy it, but I don't know if the cinematics are encoded using those problematic Microsoft codecs.

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I think the response from Valve for to keep the consumers calm could be eliminating the Two weeks and two hours time limit for to ask a refund...
It can be interesting to be able to refund a game you finished last year....
From a consumer point of view it will be awesome, but from a publisher point of view it will be a nightmare.

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Quoting: ExpalphalogI swear, every time I try to update my drivers, Cinnamon starts crashing on start up. It's annoying.

The same happen to me when I try to upgrade the drivers on my old Ubuntu 16.04 (I tried to upgrade to 18.04, but the upgrade process doesn't work)

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Well...
I have this native Linux game I purchased for my mom that doesn't work anymore after the latest game update...
The game works perfectly out of the box via PROTON 3.16, but NOT via 4.2-9 or 4.11-2..

Is this what you call wine regression?.

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Quoting: ageres

Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoI played the DEMO and I didn't see anything controversial in the game...

SJWs can find controversy in a brick wall.

I'm from Argentina, I don't know the meaning of the word SJW.

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I played the DEMO and I didn't see anything controversial in the game...
Is the typical retro FPS game....

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Quoting: Salvatos

It's worth noting though, that with little over nine thousand games currently reported, Steam does host well over thirty thousand so there's a huge amount that hasn't yet been tested.

Incidentally, that ratio probably hints at the amount of junk on Steam (but also probably a lot of less-known and older titles that people aren’t interested in testing and replaying at this point).

Thirty thousand games is what I call overweight... Steam can fall due to it.
Is not the same, but is similar to the mid 80's game crisis.
Steam need a curated system.

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Quoting: tuubi

Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoIs very normal that a native Linux game doesn't want to work after an update...
This [External Link] game I purchased for my mom is a good example :><:

Of course it's not normal. Have you reported that one to the developer?

Yes, and no answer.
This is the error
error while loading shared libraries: libsteam_api.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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This is a necessary tool, even if the game has a Linux version.
Is very normal that a native Linux game doesn't want to work after an update...
This [External Link] game I purchased for my mom is a good example :><:

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Hmmm...
I am tempted to try this, but how safe for my steam account is this?..

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