Quoting: SludjGames

Quoting: Shmerl

QuoteThank you all so much for the support. It really is massively appreciated.

Looks very fun. I hope it will come out on GOG too!

Yep, I'm definitely aiming for a GOG release too. I was actually talking to them about it just yesterday :)

*throws money at SludjGames*

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QuoteStompy Bot Productions

. Such a perfect name.

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So far this has shown there are three types of people.

The Die-Hard. These gamers won't buy unless there is a proper port or official support.

The Pirate. These gamers don't want to pay for a Windows version, but do want to play the game. They see nothing wrong with pirating it.

The Weiner. They dual-boot and still buy many Windows only games.

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Shut-up Liam. You don't know what you're talking about.

*sticks head in sand*




/edit/ sarcasm

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Quoting: tuubi

Quoting: SketchStickI was under the impression that Epic Games does very little work on Unreal Engine's Linux support. That the vast majority of fixes were contributed by the community? If that's the case, I don't think waiting on them is going to help much.

This might be a general bug related to their OpenGL backend, not something Linux specific. These backends are written and supported by Epic themselves I think.

afaik the graphics layers are mostly Epic built. The Linux layers are community contributed (to start with), and unofficial.

What annoys me to no end is that we get Tim Sweeny moaning like a donkey on heat about Microsoft, yet he refuses to acknowledge or commit to supporting Linux as an alternative to Microsoft.

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: babai

QuoteThe itch.io store and application have come a long way in a very short amount of time.

Pick one :)

I don't get what you mean, pick one what?

Reference to the good old software quality triangle paradox. Usually three traits, but you can only ever pick two of them.

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Sure, good app. But it's a fucking nightmare to package. And if you don't package it and build/install from source, it pulls in a metric ass-ton of shit.

This is why I hate JS and NPM.

STOP FUCKING WRITING DESKTOP APPS IN IT!!!

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Now if only those lazy devs who only ever released 32bit versions of their games would actually realise how stupid that is...

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Quoting: madmachinationsNice, you might say we're "waiting for godot" then :V
hahaha-hehehe-hohoho *blows his brains out*

I don't get it...

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Interface makes me think of Zafehouse/Zafehouse 2. Unfortunately those two games are Windows games only (Zafehouse 1 was written in VB ffs..)

Dead Age sure looks interesting!

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