Not sure why he cares so much because surely it won't be him doing the port (Knockout Games was hired to port The Witness to Xbox One).

Of course I realise that offering technical and monetary support for the potential Linux port for years to come might be somewhat problematic.

I respect Jonathan Blow and his work a lot so obviously if one day he will decide to release his latest game to Linux, I will be glad to buy it!

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I like it because it looks kinda like Unepic!

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Quoting: liamdawelibGLEW.so.1.13

Installed by default on Ubuntu 16.04, Mr Antergos Man :P

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Although I use external system for bookmarks, I think this is a dope feature!

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Quoting: liamdaweGOL follower hardpenguin

That's me! Omg, I'm famous! :D

I'm glad you liked it, Liam. I also think the game is seriously underrated and I enjoyed it from the beginning to end :)

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyDota2?! I have a laptop with Intel graphics and I play games on it fine . . . specifically, turn-based games, where frame rate doesn't matter a whole ton. But high end real-time games, particularly ones pitting you against other people and their machines, seem to be exactly the most masochistic choice for Intel gaming.
Or was that a joke that just swished over my head?

Quoting: CreakDota 2 is completely playable at 30 fps (unless you're a 4K+ MMR player). You'll have to improve a lot of your errors before the FPS becomes a problem for you.

That being said, I'm surprised to hear that Intel GPUs can achieve 30 fps on Dota... The last Intel benchmark from Phoronix wasn't very good.

Well, according to my research once I lower the details, getting stable fluent FPS should not be a problem :)

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Quoting: liamdaweIntel HD/Iris graphics aren't exactly the best for gaming, but it's good to know that people stuck with the integrated graphics at least get the chance to try more out.

This man would disagree: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQkd05iAYed2-LOmhjzDG6g [External Link]

And don't say that! I am going to buy a laptop with Intel graphics and play a lot of DOTA2 on it!

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As an Insurgency veteran I'd REALLY like to play it. For now I've heard there is a non-portable middleware standing in a way, so I don't think it's coming "soon". Still, I'm glad they are thinking about Linux version seriously :)

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I think this is going to be the next game I'm going to play :)

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This is amazing! Great job!

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