[quote=Purple Library Guy]

Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Purple Library GuyI see you're triggered about this.

it was the sort of people who supposedly hate the idea of political correctness who wanted to police the game's language.

I think you did not got it at all.

Its about escapism.

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Segata SanshiroSince apparently all the content of Paradox's games reflect their views, then they must also be in favour of religious genocide, cultural assimilation, genocide of indigenous peoples, be followers of every major religion that has existed since the year ~800 concurrently, be fans of both Stalin and Hitler, colonialism, free trade, protectionism, etc.

Political correctness gone mad, something has to be done about these Marxist loons.

This motherfuckers ain't marxists.
I'm communist and i can't understand this level of stupidness about the SJWs.

Btw, it's funny how 2 or 3 comments from stupid people can make an ideology to be "loon", they don't represent us. This SJWs are just Soros puppets.

I see that you are probably 'Murican (the "soros puppets" thing). But look closely at EU (or recently at UN) leading people. A lot of them are marxists, or at least they were quite active in communist party when they were younger.

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If only they had serious guide on how to play, how many farms are required for population and so on.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyHmmm . . . going a bit Civ-like there. Like Civ 5+ culture stuff. Not a bad thing, I kind of like that stuff.

Niggle: At the end of the article there, I think you mean tactical. Strategic is broad sweep of the empire, what you do in a space battle is tactical.

More like EU3 and EU4 national ideas.

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So anyone knows what actually happened?

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Quoting: Asuomg I still haven't finished V ...

wat?

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Quoting: cRaZy-bisCuiT

Quoting: soulsourceJust to clarify:
You can play Divinity: Original Sin right now with stable Mesa, and you don't need any patches to mesa to get it running.
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Thank you very much! The game runs very fine now! Is there a way to make the game starting directly from Steam with the Hack applied? Obviously the Multiplayer won't work like this.

Why won't Multiplayer work like this?

You can run it from steam without problem, steam runs the runner.sh (or whatever), so if you just put all the code into runner.sh, you are good.

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Quoting: ShmerlBefore they said it's something that has to be fixed in the game, and Larian completely ignored this bug. Some even suggested that they don't have any Linux developers left in the studio.

They are too busy with Divinity: Original Sin 2, wich I'm not going to buy seeing that Linux support is a second thought like they did with the first.

But they don't need to develop novel solution. They have to just fix one simple thing that is provided in one of these "hacks". Edit one file and recompile, push changes to Steam. Hell, its hour of work at max.

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I would be exited if I could start the game in the first place.

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Teal: Just one thing. By default in Ubuntu is "repeat key after press" or something like that. I.e., if you hold key, it takes it as repeated press.

This however clashes with WT, which does not recognize this option.

Another thing, some destroyed tanks have broken texture or something with my fgrlx drivers. Once I destroyed enemy tank and it spit out broken rainbow that covered my whole vision. But since world is moving from fgrlx, it doesn't matter anymore. I should update to U16 anyway.

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