Quoting: Comandante Ñoñardo

Quoting: clatterfordslim

Quoting: Laboratoryo_ni_NeilFeral Interactive needs to partner with other publishers such as BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment and CAPCOM.

Resident Evil 3 Remake and Dragon Ball FighterZ on Linux would be awesome.

How do you persuade these companies to even consider Linux? Square Enix shocked me when they teamed up with Feral Interactive in the first place giving us Life Is Strange and the Tomb Raider serials. No doubt it takes months of meetings, possibly begging in there somewhere too??

The only one running with the financial risk of the Linux porting is Feral; they buy the publishing rights for Linux and Mac and pay for the porting work.
The original publishers don't have to pay anything..

I did not know that, but they still have to get permissions obviously? Would be great if they could get CAPCOM and RockStar.

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Quoting: Laboratoryo_ni_NeilFeral Interactive needs to partner with other publishers such as BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment and CAPCOM.

Resident Evil 3 Remake and Dragon Ball FighterZ on Linux would be awesome.

How do you persuade these companies to even consider Linux? Square Enix shocked me when they teamed up with Feral Interactive in the first place giving us Life Is Strange and the Tomb Raider serials. No doubt it takes months of meetings, possibly begging in there somewhere too??

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What you have to remember with game titles such as GTA5, Resident Evil 2 are two totally different Authors altogether and in the real world CAPCOM and RockStar don't whether they will in the future would be nice, but at this moment in time, they don't support Linux or Open Source and to persuade a gaming developer, to see the benefits in actually bringing or porting over to Linux, must be one of the hardest things in the world. I too would like to see Resident Evil 2 instead of having to use a Proton hack, but the reality is it ain't going to happen. Unless we somehow persuade CAPCOM and for GTA5 RockStar. :)

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I know I should of waited, but needed to play this game and yes it works in Proton, but so did Shadow Of The Tomb Raider. I know for a fact that this game will run flawlessly, because Feral Interactive do fantastic ports and I'm just so glad that there are still porters out there, who put their heart and soul into making it possible for us Linux gamers to play AAA games. Plus the love Square Enix has for Linux and for Feral Interactive. The whole idea of Proton is to say hey developers we can play your games here in Linux too, so please developers put some Vulcan in your code and make it so we can experience your games here in Linux. The problem being is market share and in a way I'm glad Linux is how it is, otherwise if the world suddenly moved to Linux on the desktop, we will probably end up having more and more security problems, as in Attacks like Winders does. I have not yet completed this game of LIS2 and I don't think it is a waste of time of Feral, as it's another AAA title for us to enjoy and add to the collection. I'm looking forward to next year to see what Feral are going to port next. The hardest thing to be a porter must be finding a Developer who would like their games ported in the first place? Just wish that CAPCOM would trust a Linux Port of their games, but know in my heart that, that will never ever happen, unless for some strange reason, anyone or someone or even something can prove me wrong? :D

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I still use version 21.0.2 simply because the newer versions do not have the system tray icon with the red light to show whether you're recording or streaming. The 21.0.2 version does and when I've used newer versions, it's not there and have to keep opening home folder to make sure it is recording. I use keyboard shortcuts to get it recording or streaming. In the picture below of my Peppermint Desktop you can clearly see the system tray icon with it's red light on. Weird why they got rid of it in later versions, or whenever I use later versions it ain't there.

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Obviously for smaller screens then, as in mobiles? The lag is because it is trying to produce a bigger picture obviously. Wonder if the lag would happen if you streamed it using lower resolution? Why would you want 4K anyway? 4x 1080 that's a lot of data to stream down and back up when you move on screen. Still give Stadia a year or six and hopefully they will have it sorted.:D

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What a waste of time, having to pay for the service, having to connect using your phone. I hate trying to stream via Wireless it don't work out properly for me, hence why I prefer to be fully wired in. Why release Stadia if it ain't even finished? It's like trying to bury a corpse when the hole is not big enough for the coffin. OK so maybe just maybe they wanted to show off what they have built already, but I can see loads of bug reporting on the horizon. I'm happy with Steam at least I know it works on whatever Linux OS I choose and if there is a problem with a game I know that Steam will fix the problem straight away.

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Well I'll definitely be buying it, as I love this genre. Also the visuals are stunning.

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Runs absolutely flawless through my 1050ti and Ryzen 2600 with 16GB Ram and Peppermint 10 loves it. I love the fact that you can turn down the resolution to increase FPS but my build handles it at ultra anyway, even though Feral keeps saying that I do not have the system requirements to play, might be able to still play but may have bad experience. I no longer post or stream games to YouTube, as fed up with the constant Article 13 copyright strikes and eventually Twitch will become the same. The only problem with this game if you want to stream to YouTube is even if you switch off the music, it is still playing on the Jukebox and that live band near the beginning of the game. I wish game developers would make their minds up as to when a player of the game switches the music off in the settings, it should stay off not suddenly a song playing in the background, that makes no sense when the player has switched music off in the settings.

The same with Life Is Strange 2, there is a switch to turn off copyrighted music and only the non copyrighted music will play. Cassidy a character who plays guitar and sings her own song in the game. I privately uploaded the full episode to YouTube of the game and got a strike for that particular song. Resident Evil 2 remake The part where Claire gets a phone call from chief Irons, CAPCOM complained saying they own the copyright to that part, my answer to that was hang on CAPCOM you made the game, so don't you own all of it? Still have not had a reply from them. YouTube is broken basically and no one there seems to care, or even listen to us the users of their website. YouTube are too big to listen to us the users I guess. So I hope that when Life Is Strange 2 gets ported that no one else who streams it to YouTube or any other AAA game gets a strike. I don't know about America's equivalent to Article 13 that got passed, it's getting to be a right pain though.

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This just blows me away, am able to play Resident Evil 2 Remake, Resident Evil 7, Shadow Of The Tomb Raider, all without glitches just superb. My Ryzen 5 2600 with just a 1050ti build is not breaking a sweat. It just goes to show, that we here in Linux are beginning to finally see the light where gaming is concerned. In all of these games I'm getting really high FPS too, the quality is superior as well. I'm so glad to see the back of Windows.

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