Great! Maybe we will see Vulkan support in some next release too, however it's much more important to me to have the same version as on Windows, because it will allow us to play with Windows gamers.

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Great info, especially that in the last time I play often in ARMA3 with my brother (COOP).

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I tried to use Vulkan driver from AMDGPU-PRO instead of RADV, but with no luck on Ubuntu 17.04.

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Great news about a great game, I already bought both expansions.

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IIRC workaround for a rendering issues with mesa was included in mesa 17.0. At now this game works without problems with radeonsi drivers and mesa 17.1 (I tested it with the last update 5 minutes ago^^), however you must remove libstdc++.so.6 from WormsWMD/lib path, without that a game will not launch which is a little sad (this file is restored with an each game update).

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I can confirm that you can complete main campaign, Tribunal, Bloodmoon and a lot of side quests without any problems. I didn't notice any problems with any quest I played (I finished a lot of them, I have a highest rank in a lot of fractions). For me OpenMW is even better than an original version, because is much more stable and what is the most important for me in this case... has native support for Linux :P

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The Witcher 3 I hope :)

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Thanks for this, I'll run benchmarks on my R9 380 at the weekend. At next I would like to see a Vulkan support for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, because this game is really CPU bound at now.

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I already bought version for Linux/macOS (I had version for Windows too), but at now I have two entries of the same game in Steam library... I fully understand that VP want to receive some money for works related to porting this game and it's ok for me, but instead of 2 separate games I would prefer that there is just one entry for Arma: CWA on Steam and support for two additional platforms (Linux and macOS in this case) will be available in some form of DLC for existing game.

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I'll definitely buy those DLC! I finished this game together with my girlfriend (local coop + Steam Link) few days ago and in our opinion this is a great product.

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