To be fair, Feral ports for Toal War games all have the segfault crash that happens randomly. It's been in their games for years.

Proton/Wine + dxvk also works better overall. Sad but true.

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I really like GOG and their no DRM policy. :)

I always buy from GOG if the game is available on Steam as well.

Offline installers FTW!

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Quoting: Zappor

Quoting: devlandFYI, characters are stored on their servers. You have to login to play.

Offline play is promised at release. Shady stuff IMO.

This is completely wrong, offline characters are stored locally.

You have to login to play. There are no "offline characters".

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FYI, characters are stored on their servers. You have to login to play.

Offline play is promised at release. Shady stuff IMO.

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Sales must not be going so good.

Better add more tower defense modes and fix less bugs. That'll fix it!

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Quoting: 1xokMy first game was Tropico 5, which I even bought at full price. I can still remember hovering over the buy button for a while, wondering whether I should really do it.

Love Tropico 5 on Linux. Great performance too. Tropico 6 is also great especially since the base game has most of what you get in 5 but with dlcs.

Good Linux ports are rare but they do happen. dxvk makes up for the rest.

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Looks cute and fun with a lot of polish on top. A pretty rare combo now-a-days.

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How stable is it?

The last patch for Warhammer 2 made it almost unplayable on linux because of the infamous segmentation fault crash error.

Also, Warhammer III patch 2.3 just released. I guess we'll have to wait another month and a half for that one. :|

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I don't think calling this an example of the "perils of open source" is a good idea. It's abuse of the good will of others. Calling it a "peril" will only make people avoid open source.

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In a capitalist market not begging for something and choosing a competing product works better than beging for it and not getting it both in terms of user satisfaction and as a persuation strategy.

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