Quoting: liamdaweA list of things that really need urgently addressing that I found so far:

1) game doesn't end when only one playing is left

Only true when you enter a game with a single person I think. In games with more people it does seem to end as it should.

A big one you didn't mention:

The falling system doesn't allow for much horizontal distance. This means that players can't go to every place on the island.

Edit: Oh yeah, crashes on Vulkan. Backtrace completely consistent.

libnvidia-glcore.so.396.54!UnknownFunction(0x106274b)
libnvidia-glcore.so.396.54!UnknownFunction(0x107a242)
CrazyJustice-Linux-Shipping!FVulkanGraphicsPipelineDescriptorState::UpdateDescriptorSets(FVulkanCommandListContext*, FVulkanCmdBuffer*) [D:/UnrealEngine/Engine/Source/Runtime/VulkanRHI/Private/VulkanPipelineState.cpp:405]
CrazyJustice-Linux-Shipping!FVulkanPendingGfxState::PrepareForDraw(FVulkanCmdBuffer*) [D:/UnrealEngine/Engine/Source/Runtime/VulkanRHI/Private/VulkanPendingState.cpp:513]
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Quoting: 14I don't understand why a group of people that willingly choose to be in a 1-2% minority would develop an entitled and demanding attitude. It is our choice to play on the underdog platform. Man up and create reasons to deserve respect.

Interesting, isn't it. Especially considering that HBS has been exceptionally good towards Linux and deserve nothing but respect for their determination in getting us those games.

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Only Aurora left to confirm now.

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You can approach it from a gloomy perspective as well. "Reflect" on the good run they had now that it's al about to end. :P

Ok, ok, let's forget about that option. :whistle:

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The Switch Pro is probably the biggest surprise, hitting nearly half a million already after only around a year and a half.

What about the 200k SNES controllers?

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Quoting: GuestWhat DLC? Can't see any DLC on the store page...

The DLC was removed from the store. Effectively, the DLC was replaced with the remaster. Same price (even a bit cheaper for Euro) and it contains the special edition content.

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Quoting: PatolaDoes it support proton now?

It doesn't need to. Steam games appear if you let them, including Proton installed games.

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I was going to buy it instantly, but I already have the game and the special edition DLC, so I should be set.

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So far my experience consists of 3 games with Wine and one for N64.

The Fortnite install (when it still worked) was relatively painless. I was missing some 32 bit dependencies that were available in the Steam runtime and I simply used the system options to add those directories to the library path. Overwatch was a bit more troublesome since it wasn't clear at all what it actually wanted. I ended up installing a fresh wine-staging with all suggested dependencies (which is an enormous amount of 32 bit libraries). After that it worked although I too needed to delete the files in the directory Liam mentioned to get it to install. Overwatch has another problem in that it will absolutely not work properly if you display or Window is anything other than a 16:9 aspect ratio. The game will letterbox the window/screen, but Wine messes up the mouse when it does that.

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Quoting: mao_dze_dunI would argue that this is a good buy for Linux gamers, even just for Overwatch. It's literally a one-click experience with Lutris and the game runs exceptionally well, with no glitches or problems, bar the shader cache.

It's one click if you have all the requirements met. Which is not actually the case unless you've been using Wine (staging) to play a lot of other games. I had already been running Fortnite and Guild Wars 2, yet I still missed a lot of dependencies. In fact, I had to install the whole 32-bit recommended list for wine-staging to get whatever it was that the launcher needed.

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