Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoSpace marine works??

being working on lutris for about 3 months

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Quoting: BOYSSSSSFirst Metro Exodus now Phoenix Point
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tRWWSkg1Xc [External Link]

Thats okay because they cancelled the phonix point native port

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Well xcom 2 is a bit smoother about 5/8 extra fps and rise of tomb raider is a lot smoother for me

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Cool updated to it just now too late to test any games on a work night but will check it out tomorrow

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Yeah but the writing was on the wall day one when everybody heard valve have gone back into making games people got excited.I think people were like okay they got the fluff annoucement out of the way now wheres left for dead 3 half life 3 portal 3 csgo 2 and TF 3 they are obiviously building to annoucing those, oh thats it thats the first game valve has made in 8 years a card game with microtransactions that costs money upfront. Huh okay let me know if you go back to making games people care about.

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Quoting: Sir_DiealotWINE has always been about getting existing games to run and there is a huge catalog of over 20 years of Windows games out there. The only "funny" part is that people are constantly whining about the latest AAA game not working while there are thousands of games out there that do work just fine. Steamplay really doesn't change anything in that regard.

I've been using WINE for over a decade and I still don't know how to configure it for each and every game in my personal library. Games simply don't always work with it.

Play-On-Linux added some needed autoconfiguration through install scripts made by others, but I still can't get everything I need to run through it, nor can I easily figure out how to alter such a script and/or submit improvements to them.

Steam Play so far has been a far easier experience for me, and I have even managed to run Port Royale through it (which is NOT in the Steam library but had to be added by me), which I have been unable to do through WINE or POL.

In my personal humble opinion, that puts Proton/Steam Play firmly ahead of WINE and POL.

You tried lutris its more user friendly than pol and the script runs everything you merely need to say whether you want to use dxvk or not

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I am so jaded that i see that tux on their website and instead of thinking great a native port am thinking they are going to say "fully supported by steam play"

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LOL
we have a public broadcaster tax.
It's assumed if you have electricity you can watch public tv or listen to public radio. so 55 euros tax a year.[/quote]Ours is 150 pounds a year and failure to pay involves a prison scentence its ridicilous hardly anybody watches the BBC channels which is what its supposed to fund.[/quote]Well, this Canadian is grateful for your sacrifice. Love me some British murder mysteries, costume dramas etc.[/quote]Glad someone likes something made by the BBC since clarkson got fired and the bodyguard finished they dont for me

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Quoting: Whitewolfe80

Quoting: razing32Kind of sad GOG is taking a hit.
The gaming market is hitting the same issue as online streaming.

Movie streaming replaced TV but then so many streaming services showed up that it became just like TV.
These online games stores are going in the same direction.
We had Steam and GOG. And all games were easy to get on one of two platforms.
Now the stores are multiplying and exclusives are forcing people to choose or end up with a miriad of accounts.

Could be worse if you lived in the UK you have to pay the government to own a tv in your home every year and youtube counts as tv it didnt originally but it does now because it can be watched live. But yeah it is true the exclusive shows is the only way to get you stay and in some cases you end up paying nearly as much as cable/sky to make sure you dont miss anything.

LOL
we have a public broadcaster tax.
It's assumed if you have electricity you can watch public tv or listen to public radio. so 55 euros tax a year.

Ours is 150 pounds a year and failure to pay involves a prison scentence its ridicilous hardly anybody watches the BBC channels which is what its supposed to fund.

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Quoting: razing32Kind of sad GOG is taking a hit.
The gaming market is hitting the same issue as online streaming.

Movie streaming replaced TV but then so many streaming services showed up that it became just like TV.
These online games stores are going in the same direction.
We had Steam and GOG. And all games were easy to get on one of two platforms.
Now the stores are multiplying and exclusives are forcing people to choose or end up with a miriad of accounts.

Could be worse if you lived in the UK you have to pay the government to own a tv in your home every year and youtube counts as tv it didnt originally but it does now because it can be watched live. But yeah it is true the exclusive shows is the only way to get you stay and in some cases you end up paying nearly as much as cable/sky to make sure you dont miss anything.

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