Quoting: ZlopezI want to buy a Dawn of War III, but I don't know if Feral get anything from the sold copy if I buy it on Steam.
Does anyone know if they are getting they share? If not I will rather wait till the sale will be in the Feral store.

Steam determines the platform by the most hours played in the first 7 days. If the game was not played during that time, the platform of purchase counts. If the platform is Linux (or Mac), Feral gets their cut.

Obviously Feral has not discussed their contracts with the publisher handles the split of income. But that should not differ between the Feral store on any other stores. The only real difference is that purchases from the Feral store aren't subject to the 30% cut from Steam.

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King Art adventure: yes, please! I don't do kickstarter though, so I'll just wait for the release.

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I never really got along with the tank controls of GTA1/2 when walking. From the video it looks like this game has a better control scheme. Could be fun if it arrives on Linux.

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Quoting: EhvisSince "walking while standing still" is the most common cause of nausea with VR, I'm wondering how they solved that in this game.

True locomotion support - teleport, instant teleport, blink teleport, classic full locomotion (with or without comfort mode). Explore the game's non-linear world, solving puzzles your way. Go with the safe built-in teleportation system or tweak and adjust the way you jump through the VR space to best suit your playing style.

It looks like "whatever works best for you". If they're using the same system as the Serious Sam VR titles, it's pretty flexible and works nicely.

I read about the teleportation in SSVR. I'm not sure how that is going to work in The Talos Principle. It would be ok for the main puzzles, but there is also a fair bit of free exploration needed to get to the stars that does not match well with teleportation. I suppose they could just have gotten rid of that part of the game.

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Since "walking while standing still" is the most common cause of nausea with VR, I'm wondering how they solved that in this game.

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Quoting: NouserWhy did they even bother including such high resolution images when nobody was going to be able to appreciate them at a PS3?

It just means PS3 players had to be closer to see it. That's really why this works so well. The emulator can use the high resolution textures meant for close up views for much further away, making it look much nicer at higher resolution. I imagine it's not so easy with LOD versions of the models though.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPStop it! There are already 50+ games on my wishlist :whistle:

And how many more in your back log?

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Quoting: stretch611I never played Theme Park... is the game play the same as Roller Coaster Tycoon?

Most seem to compare it with RCT2.

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I actually haven't played this in a while. I was waiting for the added slope transitions. So about time I gave it some time again.

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I tried to play the first campaign mission on hard. I got absolutely massacred. Apparently I still suck at this game.

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