I wonder if it's related to internation politics. After all U.S.A and China are entangled in a diplomatic arm wrestling match.

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Hmmmm we love monopoly ! :grin:

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:cry:

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I love their Steam Deck "Optimization"...
The game has so many unnecessary details (and is using an old UE4) that they don't even try to make real optimizations. Just keep the same profiles, use the lowest.
I would love to know how they detect deck. In Steam plugin, you only get the big picture. I could make real optimizations for my game on deck.

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No pads means sticks need to be veeeery well calibrated for desktop usage.

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Quoting: elmapulwindows minimum requirements:
8GB of ram
linux minimum requirements:
32GB of ram...

No, honestly, you need 32 at least and 64 to develop an Open World. You need to be able to load all the assets.

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It's really interesting for us, small indies, who are not sure we will be able to provide native Win / Linux builds but would like to support Proton. It will be written. Right now, people only see "windows" even if we can guarantee 100% compatibility. (I'm not sure yet about a native build. Lots of issues, mostly time...)
Project : strandedinouterspace.chezjau.studio

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:woot: *jumping* woooohooohoooo ! Sorry. finally, an awesome news ! :heart:

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Let's hope it works fine with Linux >5.4 and is more stable than two last Windows "stable" ones... (ask an Unreal Engine user if you wonder why lol)

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We would have to accept a kernel module... I just hope they would only load it with the game then unload it. I don't want to be forced to block it myself then load it → play the game → unload it every time. :dizzy:

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All I can tell you is that performances are lower than DX12, tesselation often makes shader compilation crash, RAM usage on Windows is absurd, on Linux, when the scene becomes a bit "complex", with a 4-5 layers landscape or many instanced or not meshes with complex materials, get ready to crash. And YES no problem when I compiled the engine (compiled 2 times 4.25 and 2 times 4.25.1, no errors, and YES I rebuilt all the shaders and YES I harassed Epic Games about it lol.
I think the "all CPU" optimization is here, but all this does is fill all of them with sh*t and crash !
(sorry :unsure: it made me lose days of work without finding solutions and forces me to dev on Windows, which make me REALLY MAD !!)

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