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Quoting: einherjar*cries in NVidia*

laughs in AMD.:grin:

Cries again in out of stock.

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Quoting: einherjar

Quoting: Wernergreat news, but i ordered it on stadia, since finally it started in my country, i wanted to test it anyway and because they make a nice gift, if you buy Cyberpunk, you will get the Stadia Premiere Edition for free, so the game is free :). If the game is really that good then i will buy it later when all bugs are fixed and all dlc are released on Gog :).

Hmm why not buying on Steam? I mean, who made it possible to play it on Linux?

They tell you: They're getting a free controller + chromecast ultra with the purchase.

I too have pre ordered this game on Stadia as I'd honestly rather play an actual Linux build. Plus it's not like we knew it would work in proton DAY 0. I applaud Valve's effort but seeing as I haven't been able to grab a 6900XT yet it would be awhile before I could play this game the way I wanted to locally, therefore: Stadia.

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Quoting: PopeRigbyWhat does the mod do?

Replaces the witch's skin with that of the amnesia monster.

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I’ve been resisting spoilers for Fallen Order with the intention of playing it on Stadia. Considering I just stayed up to 5am on my first session with it I love the game so far. It’s nice to get engrossed in a single player Star Wars story again.

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Non-spoiler spoiler below.

Spoiler, click me

I'm thankful that the monsters in A:R don't scared the absolute piss out of me like the monster in A:tDD did even though they're clearly aimed to be more creepy. I always forget that I enabled the amnesia monster witch mod for L4D2 every time I play the game.

*shudders*

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Quoting: LinasI miss the original Asus Eee PC. Something in similar size and powered by ARM would be great.

I will never forget seeing "linux in the wild" for the first time on one of those Asus machines at a Toys“R”Us Store as a kid.

Quoting: JuliusWhile out of stock right now, the PineBookPro is such a laptop with a reasonably fast SoC.

I've been using Fedora on my Pinebook Pro with an NVMe ssd and it's been great with noticeable improvements over time.

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AMD has me locked in on the high end (Hello 6900XT) but I'm still looking for a replacement for the RX 560 in my media server for GPU-accelerated transcoding. I want a low power GPU that doesn't require a PCIe power connector and can decode AV1.

It's either AMD's little RDNA2 GPUs whenever they come out or something from Intel.

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I can confirm that the game launches and functions without forcing a COMPAT profile. I haven't tested outside of a brief play session as I'm currently stuck in a really scary spot. :woot:

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I can also confirm the 4.2COMPAT fixed the issues I was seeing.

Edit: Water still has some issues.

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No luck here with AMD, all I see upon starting the game is a brown rectangle. I was really looking forward to playing this today.

Edit: whizse's solution works for me as well. Fedora 33 - Mesa 20.2 - Kernel 5.9. I'm now almost two hours in and have noticed no issues graphically or performance wise.

Edit 2: Nevermind. The fortress is where the graphical bugs started for me.

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