Quoting: JolltBest game ever. It's really amazing if you like good settings <3

... for a moment, you had me thinking "why would anyone play with 'bad settings'?"

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Quoting: NezchanI've honestly never been that taken with their storefront in the first place. I find it awkward to use,

The latest update with videos autoplaying on mouse-over, not to mention the gigantic images, certainly doesn't help either. Though as far as online storefronts go, I think this is one of the tidier ones.

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The gnutls update gives me a bit of hope for stuff behimd the uplay drm.

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Wait what? Wasn't this last week? Is this a time anomaly?

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This appears to have more 'realistic' physics than xmoto, though. I remember the bike in the latter to be a bit too floaty.

I've really liked this type of game since Motocross Maniacs on the Game Boy; so this looks very interesting. (... and I also wish Trials Fusion worked on proton.)

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As already mentioned, loads of Triple AiAiAi (hat tip to Jim Sterling) games run on dx9, even those that came out after dx10 became available. Assassin's Creed 1 has a dx10 mode and a dx9 fallback; but the next 3 games in the series are all dx9. GTA IV + its expansion packs are also dx9.

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Quoting: hardpenguinHow very un-Debian-like :P

... not to mention that it's not open source.

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Quoting: SalvatosI've had Shadowrun Returns on Steam for about 5 months but GOG Connect says it's unavailable. Does anyone know if I need to have played it for it to get picked up? I haven't touched it yet.

I had the same experience (hadn't touched Shadowrun Returns, etc.) -- then, on Steam, I clicked on install, and refreshed the GOG connect page; only then did it recognize the game.

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Getting Full Throttle free was a nice surprise. I remember finishing it in one sitting on a friend's computer back when it first came out. (It was a Pentium 90 which I envied thoroughly. I think my own machine was a 486DX4-100 at the time.)

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Quoting: mrdeathjrIn my case use 415.18.04 and vulkan stay on 1.1.92
^_^

Thanks; the problem *might* be the version of Vulkan that I have on Fedora. (vulkan-loader is on 1.1.92; but vulkan-tools are on 1.1.82; vulkaninfo (part of vulkan-tools) shows '1.1.82' to be the version. I'll look into this some other time.)

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