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Linux game porter Ryan 'Icculus' Gordon is looking for new games to bring to Linux
11 Jun 2018 at 10:34 am UTC Likes: 4
11 Jun 2018 at 10:34 am UTC Likes: 4
Quoting: AryvandaarI thought the point of the comment section for the articles was for people to discuss things related to the article. It's not off topic for people to talk about what games they wish had a good port.Since nobody asked for wishes, it's not relevant at all. Relevant would be to discuss how to get porters like Ryan Gordon in contact with developers that might show interest in having their game porter. Wishing for skyrim has been done a thousand times and adds nothing to the subject of this article.
Linux game porter Ryan 'Icculus' Gordon is looking for new games to bring to Linux
11 Jun 2018 at 8:21 am UTC Likes: 4
11 Jun 2018 at 8:21 am UTC Likes: 4
How expected and completely useless all these responses with games people wish for are. That doesn't help him at all. He needs devs or at least people with connections to devs. Unfortunately, I can't help him in that regard.
Developers and Publishers to get their own special pages on Steam this month
9 Jun 2018 at 9:33 am UTC
Once you know, you can pretty much recognise them from the thumbnails. They're generally pretty empty screenshots with no atmosphere whatever. They don't show gameplay and if there is an interface showing at all, it's the most basic stuff you've seen.
9 Jun 2018 at 9:33 am UTC
Quoting: lucifertdarkI keep hearing about asset flipping games, but what does that mean? what are they? what do I as a gamer need to look out for to avoid wasting my money on them?Games made purely out of the assets that can be bought in the (Unity) asset store. Some "devs" stitch a few basic components together, give it a name and put it on Steam to make a quick buck from unsuspecting buyers who respond to the fancy descriptions.
Once you know, you can pretty much recognise them from the thumbnails. They're generally pretty empty screenshots with no atmosphere whatever. They don't show gameplay and if there is an interface showing at all, it's the most basic stuff you've seen.
Microsoft acquires GitHub for some loose change
8 Jun 2018 at 4:12 pm UTC Likes: 1
You may as well disable the blockers. There is nothing left on this site that needs blocking.
8 Jun 2018 at 4:12 pm UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: RybladeOne question though... how the hell do you "like" a comment on here? I see buttons for Report, Block, Bookmark, Link and Quote. I do have some extensions that block like buttons from third-party social media platforms... maybe they're hiding the button thinking it connects to Facebook or something. Anyone else having this issue?It should be to the right of the quote button. And yes, some of the social filters take it out.
You may as well disable the blockers. There is nothing left on this site that needs blocking.
Beep boop the Feral Interactive port radar has a UFO sighting for a new Linux port
8 Jun 2018 at 2:19 pm UTC
8 Jun 2018 at 2:19 pm UTC
Since Hitman 2 was announced, it may be interesting to figure out a way in which this hint can apply to that.
Developers and Publishers to get their own special pages on Steam this month
8 Jun 2018 at 10:25 am UTC Likes: 1
8 Jun 2018 at 10:25 am UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: TheSHEEEPSpeaking about reviews, I seriously hope they will remove that thumbs down/up nonsense, since many games simply aren't that clearly good or bad. A simple 5 star system would be much better.Agreed. The thumbs up/down system is even objectively silly. Technically, any game that is "decent" should get a 100% thumbs up rating because it's not bad enough to vote it down entirely. It's only because people start choosing because of specific things that these ratings don't become entirely polarised.
Developers and Publishers to get their own special pages on Steam this month
8 Jun 2018 at 9:06 am UTC Likes: 11
8 Jun 2018 at 9:06 am UTC Likes: 11
I'm surprised it took this long.
I often click the developer/publisher links on game pages to see the list of games they were involved in. Either to see if there is something else interesting or to see what they're about and how their Linux support is. I'm not too sure this will change much for me in that regard.
I often click the developer/publisher links on game pages to see the list of games they were involved in. Either to see if there is something else interesting or to see what they're about and how their Linux support is. I'm not too sure this will change much for me in that regard.
Some more details on Crazy Justice, the third-person shooter with Battle Royale that's coming to Linux
7 Jun 2018 at 10:18 pm UTC
7 Jun 2018 at 10:18 pm UTC
Quoting: liamdaweI can play against my kid from Linux, while he's on his little gadget, great stuff.Of course you can never win from him because that would be eternal misery. :P
Some more details on Crazy Justice, the third-person shooter with Battle Royale that's coming to Linux
7 Jun 2018 at 10:45 am UTC Likes: 1
7 Jun 2018 at 10:45 am UTC Likes: 1
I gave them my pre-order after their effort on getting the Linux version to work. So far, I'm liking what I'm reading. Let's hope the gameplay will be good as well.
Making a point of "A larger map than Fortnite" seems to be a little much. BR (hey, Black Riddles has the same acronym as Battle Royal) said the map was 6 km2 with out specifying whether that is a whole square or the walkable area. The best I could get from Fortnite was a supposed mention by Epic that it had 5.5 km2 of walkable map. That said, this appears to be a good size for a BR game where you mainly walk.
Of course I'm happy about the "no microtransactions". However, for continued support there must also be some sort of continued income. Whether story DLC will be enough remains to be seen. I'd be interested in knowing what other options they would have. If the game is as fun as they're hyping it to be, then I wouldn't mind buying something every now and then to keep it going. Same as I do for SCS Software and their truck sims.
Good to see that season events are planned. It makes things a bit more interesting and if done right it may help keep player count up for longer.
Now if I only knew what anti-cheat system they will be using, I can start preparing for some shooting! :D
Making a point of "A larger map than Fortnite" seems to be a little much. BR (hey, Black Riddles has the same acronym as Battle Royal) said the map was 6 km2 with out specifying whether that is a whole square or the walkable area. The best I could get from Fortnite was a supposed mention by Epic that it had 5.5 km2 of walkable map. That said, this appears to be a good size for a BR game where you mainly walk.
Of course I'm happy about the "no microtransactions". However, for continued support there must also be some sort of continued income. Whether story DLC will be enough remains to be seen. I'd be interested in knowing what other options they would have. If the game is as fun as they're hyping it to be, then I wouldn't mind buying something every now and then to keep it going. Same as I do for SCS Software and their truck sims.
Good to see that season events are planned. It makes things a bit more interesting and if done right it may help keep player count up for longer.
Now if I only knew what anti-cheat system they will be using, I can start preparing for some shooting! :D
We've scheduled some more Rocket League tournaments, come join
6 Jun 2018 at 3:53 pm UTC Likes: 2
6 Jun 2018 at 3:53 pm UTC Likes: 2
Quoting: tuubiIf you want the failure to be truly epic, I could assist you. :DThis is your chance to show off your mad skills, have a bit of fun and hopefully not lose too badly.Haha! Skills and not losing are a bit too much to ask, but I'll at least have fun. Can only do the 6PM UTC events though, and the 2v2 only if I can rope insome suckera friend toloseplay with me.
In any case, thanks for doing more of these!
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