Quoting: Eike

Quoting: Purple Library GuyAnd since we want Feral to continue doing well, and since doing a Total War game probably only has an opportunity cost of maybe a third of a different kind of game (because it's so quick and easy to do), I'm getting kind of tired of so many people whining about them taking their guaranteed revenue.

I understand all that, and I'm fine with it. But while I'm granting(*) the Total War players each and every port, grant me a little grumbling. :)

(*) (German: ) Ich habe keine gute Übersetzung für "gönnen" gefunden...?

Quoting: mcphailI'm hoping for a sale to pick this up on GOG. Someone has been working on experimental Galaxy integration for Linux multiplayer. I've made a snap, but haven't been able to test it yet. https://www.gog.com/forum/general/comet_galaxy_client_for_linux/post29 [External Link] .

Quoting: liamdaweUpdate: They've changed the store text, it's no longer saying "this week" instead it says "near future".

And so it continues...

Quoting: Ananace

Quoting: GuestI decided to install it via flatpak. I was happy when I found out it was the newest version. I hope they keep it up to date.

I certainly have no plans on ceasing maintaining it. :)
That being said, it seems like we lost an appdata xml update in the process, so the flathub page incorrectly states that it's still 0.43.0

Quoting: GuestNot the same engine, but an upgraded version of it, yes. Theoretically, after they complete 1.0, they could decide to upgrade their project to support other Bethesda games like Oblivion, Skyrim, or the Fallouts.

There's a thread on the forum [External Link] that started back on the Ogre version, it's basically a proof-of-concept of loading Oblivion / Skyrim / Fallout content in OpenMW, so certainly far from an impossible thing to do.

Quoting: x_wingSmells like black & white but without some fun parts (no sacrifices feature? What a shame!)

Single click interface with no inventory.