Quoting: Shmerl

Quoting: Whitewolfe80Well witcher 3 was never officially cancelled CD and Valve just stopped talking about it

Valve never talked about it. They just posted two ads, clearly sanctioned by CDPR. And while it was never officially cancelled, it was de-facto cancelled.

So you don't think advertising the game as coming and hyping it is talking about a game interesting

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Quoting: elmapul"NieR Automata"
actualy, we have some Square Enix games, its perfectly possible!

i vote for that!

we do but Hitman was authorised by Io interactive not Square apparently as they said just after they went indie they were open to supporting linux going forward.

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Warhammer: Space Marine Sega/Relic

Rise of Tomb Raider Crystal Dynamics

Witcher 3 (CDPROKJECT)

Just Cause 3

Mafia 3

Darksiders 1 and 2

any of these would be fantastic

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Quoting: AresoWell, Witcher 3 was promised AND cancelled long after that VP-storm. So they promised, don't mind to haters, and cancelled, don't mind to haters. In the end, it all comes down to the price. SteamOS and Steam machines are failed (though it was nice try), even Valve don't support VR stuff on their's own platform. But how many VR owners in Steam? 100k? (and I very optimistic there). VR of course much coster, than Alienware Steam machine (alpha counterpart). Not any gamer could use VR because of their health (I, for an example, cannot and not only due to bad vision). Almost any glasses owner couldn't, except the ones, who uses lenses.
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Now I have about 50% of my library in Steam compatible with Linux. Sadly, most of them are indie (and some of them broken, I don't mind much).

Well witcher 3 was never officially cancelled CD and Valve just stopped talking about it

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Whitewolfe80

Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Avehicle7887Despite this game's 2 years old now, I bet many Linux users would buy it if it was ported.

No. That's the problem - the Linux users who want to play Witcher 3 have already bought it, and would want the Linux port "for free".

But that brings up another question, why should the end user be punished for paying for a game on a different platform if CD projeckt had kept their word. No linux user would of had to buy it on another platform

Why should the porting house be "punished" by not getting paid for their work?

Well perhaps they should take that up with steam ie its not the end users responsibility who gets what. I do indeed have every sympathy for feral or whoever ports a game however I work damn hard for my money and if i own a game already am not going to buy it again just so i can go rah rah linux.

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Avehicle7887Despite this game's 2 years old now, I bet many Linux users would buy it if it was ported.

No. That's the problem - the Linux users who want to play Witcher 3 have already bought it, and would want the Linux port "for free".

But that brings up another question, why should the end user be punished for paying for a game on a different platform if CD projeckt had kept their word. No linux user would of had to buy it on another platform

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Quoting: Whitewolfe80

Quoting: m2mg2Just to clarify, has Feral actually said Bioshock remastered isn't coming to Linux?

I still haven't seen a statement to that effect. Just the generic, we have nothing to report on Linux at this time.

Quoting: m2mg2Just to clarify, has Feral actually said Bioshock remastered isn't coming to Linux?

I still haven't seen a statement to that effect. Just the generic, we have nothing to report on Linux at this time.

Which generally means No

That provided absolutely zero additional information. Thanks.

well since they wont say all they will say is no comment which could mean yes or no. you have chosen to believe it will and i don't see it happening leave it at that

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Quoting: GuestWest Norwood is now gone on the Feral Radar... ...

yup guessing it was the norsca dlc for warhammer which is a pre order bonus for warhammer 2 so maybe i dont know

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Quoting: Perkeleen_VittupääThis must be THE football game being a manager, but who to possibly bring Sensible Soccer Remastered (!) to existence... :woot:

Well it is actually Codemasters the British publisher that owns the rights to that one and if you could convince enough people to pester them about it they are fairly pro linux so you never know.

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Quoting: Duckeenie

Quoting: wolfyrionThe biggest surprise that I had with GOG is when I discovered that is a Cypriot based company :D
(I was like no way!!! but then I understood the reasons like all other foreign companies that have a company in my country)

Proof: https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/212632089-User-Agreement [External Link]

This Agreement is a contract between you and GOG Ltd, 7 Florinis Street, Greg Tower, 6th floor, 1065 Nicosia, Cyprus and applies to www.GOG.com, your GOG user account, the GOG Downloader, GOG Galaxy, any games or videos or other content which you purchase or access via us, the GOG web forums, GOG customer and technical support and other services we provide to you (we'll just call all this “GOG services” for short).

That came as a surprise to me. I thought they were based in eastern Europe.

CD Prokect Red is based in Poland the game studio, The commercial arm however is based in Cyprus (gog)

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