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Dying Light has another update with a new enemy and previously exclusive weapons open to everyone
2 October 2019 at 10:09 pm UTC

The crashes happened for a friend on Arch as well, so it's no issue with the distribution. It might have been fixed in a patch, but that must have been in the last 6 months.

Dying Light has another update with a new enemy and previously exclusive weapons open to everyone
2 October 2019 at 6:07 pm UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: Guest
Quoting: Liam Dawe
Quoting: dpanterDid they fix drop attacks?! I hope you tried with bladed weapons? It always worked fine with blunt weapons.
Tried with two different bladed weapons and no issues for me.

It works on nvidia. AMD users often mention this issue, it must be something with mesa.
Here you are wrong, that crashes happened on Nvidia hardware as well. Was enough to attack an enemy with a blade weapon, then the game either crashed directly or was hanging a while, then continue to work for a short while until it eventually crashed.

Can't say anything for the new patch, as I stopped Playing the native Linux build in favour of Proton.

Techland update Dying Light again with a new enemy and new dockets to come
28 August 2019 at 7:11 am UTC

Quoting: GuestNice to see more stuff in one of my favorite games of all time. Really hope Techland will do it right this time and release Dying Light 2 with Vulkan for all platforms preferably, otherwise optimized OpenGL this time!

Techland has no plans for a Linux build, I heard that out of first hand from one of their developers. And yes, they have plans for Stadia, but no Linux. If anyone still believes Stadia would help Linux get more native games.

Interested in Google's Stadia game streaming service? We have a few more details now
20 July 2019 at 4:27 pm UTC Likes: 5

Quoting: GuestIt is always funny to read the random comments.

The team at Google Stadia mentioned that privacy will be “at the user's control".

And you actually believe them? A company which makes money by collecting data? :D

Interested in Google's Stadia game streaming service? We have a few more details now
20 July 2019 at 4:13 pm UTC Likes: 2

Everyone should be alarmed before buying games at Stadia, as the games are in Stadia only and google has a tendency to cancel projects very often. The other reason why I'm not interested in using Stadia is the spying of Google. Usually you would think that they don't use your data, as you are paying, but everything Stadia is connected to their other services, which all spy on you.

Steam to get a public beta for the Library overhaul in "weeks"
12 June 2019 at 9:29 am UTC

Quoting: EhvisI see a settings button next to "Game info" on the right. Does that mean it allows you to configure things to make visible?

No, it only has the same options as the right click menu on the games list.

BTT: I don't like the new library. It's a real space wasting mess and tries to mimic social network bullshit. Like why is 1/3 of the screen wasted with a banner on top? When I select a game I don't want to see as first the recent updates and events and I don't want to see what others in my contact list have achieved in the game recently. I want to see informations about the god damn game and MY PROGRESS, not the progress of others.

Then again more important stuff, like achievements are hidden on the right side and you need to scroll to even see them. Then trading cards are more important than screenshots, really?

It's not all bad though, like having the ability to show the game infos like publisher and such is nice. It's also nice to be able to filter games for multiplayer and such. But the UI is terrible, utterly terrible. But TBH, after the new chat I'm not even surprised, Valve doesn't now shit about good UIs apparently.

AMD reveal details on Ryzen 9 3950X and Radeon RX 5700 at E3
11 June 2019 at 1:23 pm UTC

Quoting: chancho_zombieaaand Zen2 got spectre/meltdown hardware mitigations which doesn't turn your cpu into a celeron if you are compiling or doing something else other than gaming.

AMD CPUs don't need meltdown mitigrations and by that won't have any.

Klei Entertainment hit the restart button on Griftlands, confirmed to come to Linux but Epic Store first
10 June 2019 at 9:15 pm UTC Likes: 4

You do Epic exclusive, I add it to ignore list. Easy as that. There goes the money you could heave got by me.

GOG are revamping GOG Galaxy, to help you manage multiple launchers and still no Linux support
23 May 2019 at 6:16 pm UTC

This is why I don't support GOG, they just don't give a damn about us. And don't tell me how I can download Linux builds on their webpage, when everything beside that is a kick in my face, telling me to GTFO (which I do).