Quoting: Guest

Quoting: dubigrasuWell, two different icons describing basically the same thing, now that's confusing.

It’s not the same thing. What’s confusing is games that run on linux even though they don’t have the steamos icon (dying light), and games that don’t even though they have it (most recent unity games).

I'm pretty sure Valve put some thoughts into this at the time when they're changed the icon, most likely at some point they draw the line between supporting Linux gaming in general and (their own) Steamos gaming which they need to promote.

As such, if a game runs on SteamOS it will get an SteamOS icon and support, if not, it gets nothing.

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Quoting: EzyRhino

Quoting: dubigrasuWell, their interest is to promote SteamOS (not necessarily Linux) and that's what the icon is for.
It may be confusing for some, but in the long run it was the right decision.

It's pretty simple actually. If a game on Steam supports Windows, Mac, Linux, and SteamOS, then each os/platform should have their own icon. Honestly, how can that be difficult for them? It's mind-boggling tbh...

Well, two different icons describing basically the same thing, now that's confusing.

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The SteamOS icon represents Steam's own platform and it makes sense to look like that. Things can be indeed done to clear up some remaining confusions, but basically they're are promoting SteamOS and SteamOS gaming, not Linux gaming in general.

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Well, their interest is to promote SteamOS (not necessarily Linux) and that's what the icon is for.
It may be confusing for some, but in the long run it was the right decision.

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Consider using a CSMT Wine for this game, as it can offer a greater performance (compared with the stable version they're using):
View video on youtube.com

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GFXBench 5
Well, I want that.

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Quoting: Seegras- Chromatic Aberration
- Motion Blur
- Film Grain
- Lens Flare
- Dirty Lenses (including water droplets)
- Depth of field
All of these are total bullshit and need to be disposed of.

The effects (when clever used) are not the problem and I quite like many of them.
Depth of field, a small amount of motion blur and especially noise grain I use every time I can, I really like the combination of them. The others can be also used to accentuate certain situations in the game.
The problem is with developers that choose to overuse and enforce them upon us.
The moment you have a toggle or a slider for them there are no longer a problem in gaming.

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Quoting: leillo1975

Quoting: dubigrasu@leillo1975
Set Vsync to 1

Always the same, If I put 0 or 1 I have the same result

How about enabling/forcing Sync to VBlank from your card's control panel?

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@leillo1975
Set Vsync to 1

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Quoting: leillo1975

Quoting: dubigrasu

Quoting: leillo1975I have locked to 60fps and VSync are not activated (¿?!)

Restart the game.

I restarted the game, but I have the same result

Hm, try then to edit the .local/share/Starbreeze/Payday2/renderer_settings.xml file with your settings.

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