I can remember when I got the first "professional grade" games with the first Humble Bundle in 2010. I then bought pretty much every game that had a Linux port and this didn't change when Steam first surfaced. Nowadays I enjoy the luxury to ignore AAA titles if they don't fit "my taste".

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Quoting: GuestHow is single player with the naval forces? If I am in a WW2 ship will I encounter unrealistic opposition?

No more "unrealistic opposition" than sitting in a WW2 aircraft or a WW2 tank. Or what do you mean with "single player" when referring to a MMO game?

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Quoting: GuestWhat is the point of polluting our social media with vague stuff with no solid info?

WTF?

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Quoting: TheSyldatSo sorry hate to break it to you but from where I am they are doing better than ever...

Then you're in la-la land. FreeBSD is falling like a rock, and it'll drag everything based off of it down with it.

Aaaand that's (solely) because of their CoC? Because otherwise they'd be soaring? Did I get that right? I suppose you can back that up with something like facts.

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Quoting: TuxeeThis is the most retarded "excuse" I've ever heard for abandoning a project. Being an open source contributor myself it has never occurred to me that some CoC for the Linux kernel has anything in the farthest to do with my work. This dude is working on a GUI tool written in Python - is he aware that the Python project has had a CoC for ages?

You broke the hypocrisy meter on the second page. Good job!

Care to elaborate? And while you are at it - in what way is working on SCC affected by a CoC for Linux kernel contributions? How does his "explanation" fit into all this?

Quoting: Guesthttps://www.r-word.org/ [External Link]

Fair enough. It's one of the most idiotic "excuses" I've ever heard for abandoning a project.

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This is the most retarded "excuse" I've ever heard for abandoning a project. Being an open source contributor myself it has never occurred to me that some CoC for the Linux kernel has anything in the farthest to do with my work. This dude is working on a GUI tool written in Python - is he aware that the Python project has had a CoC for ages?

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Quoting: LeopardPeople on Linux don't buy games

Makes me wonder where those 417 Linux titles in my Steam library come from. Well, quite a few come from Humble Bundles, but apart from that I've bought 17 games so far in 2018. In they weren't even in the below-one-Euro pricing range: Helium Rain, Factorio, Skyforce Reloaded, RUINER, ROTR, Steamworld Dig 2,...

I'd rather say people on Windows don't buy games. They copy 'em.

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Doesn't work with the 396 NVidia driver.

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Quoting: HoriAhh, yes, crowdfunding.
Sounds good, doesn't work.
Just like preorders.

Depends. I have backed about a dozen games on Kickstarter, which apart from one (Kingdom Come: Deliverance) delivered: Distance, Wasteland 2, Distance, Torment: ToN,... They were never on time, but that's something I've come to expect.

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Splendid. Will give it a try this evening.

Edit:

like others have reported:

FATAL ERROR
cannot find precompiled shader for videocard

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