I have a 15/10 connection in Canada and it's pretty playable. D2 stutter a little bit but it's quite enjoyable. It seems to play better on Linux (Manjaro) then Windows on Chrome. Now I am sure this is going to put pressure on Steam to lower their price as a Google war is brewing. I would't be surprise if Steam launch a similar model too. Of course that will demand a huge investment in cloud services. Man I'll be happy not to drop those outrageous $1000 on a video card or download 80 GB of stuff. If it's successful, that a "game" changing event.

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Quoting: Doc Angelo

Quoting: armageddon51There is a windows demo but sadly no Linux, yet.

There is a Linux version available for download. It's right there along with the other versions. The link is in this article.

I was talking about the Titanic demo.

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Hum, great idea but it needs a lot of work. Remind me of years ago graphics. A bit like this game "Titanic Honor and Glory" with the Unreal engine too but no where near the exquisite graphics. There is a windows demo but sadly no Linux, yet.

And all this time in the "not so" turbo-lift.

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Thank you very much Liam, I have been missing playing a good shooter for a long time.

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Wondering if you buy one now, there is probably no AM4 boards which has the bios for it. It probably won't boot or may be just enough to flash the bios from a usb key.

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9.6 GB download for one chapter ?? Hello.

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Well that's weird, I am on Mint 17.3 (Ubuntu 14.04) and I got wine staging up to 2.4 but not 2.5 or 2.6. I notice that they change the repository. It is not a ppa but it is a repository ? I remove the ppa (http://ppa.launchpad.net/wine/wine-builds/ubuntu [External Link]) and add the repo (not sure what the difference is) Still the Mint updater doesn't offer me anything. Any idea ? TX

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Grrr, a two hours YT video, that's asking too much sorry.

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Looks very original but I have no clue what to do. Nothing seems to be clickable. Graphics are quite nice and surprisingly the game launch without issue (Mint kde 17.3)

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Quoting: M@GOidFor those using Ubuntu and its derivatives, Padoka's PPA for Mesa stable releases is available:

https://launchpad.net/~paulo-miguel-dias/+archive/ubuntu/pkppa [External Link]

Anybody tried it ? (Mint 18)

That's pretty scary, from the author's ppa page ;
"You can update your system with unsupported packages from this untrusted PPA by adding ...)

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