I still think Morrowind is the best of the Elder Scrolls series. Oblivion and Skyrim are obviously technically superior, but they lack the atmosphere and roleplaying of Morrowind.

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Quoting: Stupendous Man

- A New Hat for Chirper

Yes, just what I was dreaming of!!!

How about a free DLC to completely remove the $£%*&^! chirper?

There are mods for that. But I honestly don't mind the little bird.

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Quoting: ShmerlI hope Paradox aren't going to cause any issues (if they are this publisher). A lot of games developed by their own studios are Steam only. I even suspect upcoming Tyranny by Obsidian which is funded by Paradox will also have such problem.

Not a problem for me. Steam is a great platform, and we Linux gamers owe Valve and Steam a big thank you for FINALLY jump-starting Linux gaming. I also love how essay Steam makes it to manage my gaming library with automatic updates to both my games and whatever installed mods I have. In fact, I'm less inclined to buy a game if it DOESN'T have a Steam version.

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Quoting: BOYSSSSSThe Raven - Legacy of a Master Thief is -90% on Bundle Stars, but I'm not sure they even count Linux sales.

Of course all the caveats of dealing with key resellers apply.

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Quoting: linuxgamer...Linux is the most efficient (also only with controller support?)!

Steam Machine + Steam Controller for the win! \o/

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Quoting: wolfyrion5mins in the game got lost,
tried tutorial for another 10mins got lost again = ALT + F4...
I guess another strategy bites the dust... next... :|

Is this intended to be satire? Paradox is not known for making n00b friendly casual games, and Hearts of Iron has traditionally been their most complex offering.

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You should celebrate by giving me a bunch of free Steam keys. :D

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Quoting: EhvisI've seen this suggested in other places. Valve holds the key to success in their hands. If they wave a substantial portion of their fee for games that have proper SteamOS support, then the amount of money that developers/publishers could save would make creating a good port instantly viable. This could break the cycle.

Could Valve do that without getting hit by an anti-trust suit?

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Ars Technica has been down on SteamOS pretty much from the beginning. I really don't care what they have to say.

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Oops... you're right. I multiplied the percentages by a factor of 10.

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