Quoting: qptain NemoI don't care about sharpening but this is great, we need some post-processing injectors on Linux. I was actually just messing with the latest version of ReShade. It works in Wine (at least the opengl part) and it's really great.

Same. I've had some success using ReShade with Dragon's Dogma, although the installer does not work, I had to copy a bunch of files.

Installing and using vkBasalt actually was a lot simpler and seems way more performant. So I'm eager to see more filters, maybe some basic colour profile stuff next. That and perhaps a way to mess with it while it's running. For people who like to do screenarchery.

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Pubic wars, those are the frickin' worst.

"You clogged up the drain!"

"No, YOU clogged up the drain!"

"No, you! I'm leaving!"

"Fine!!"

"Fine!!!"

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Wonder if Feral's getting into the Stadia business while that's still a thing.

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Quoting: rustybroomhandleI shot them an email for access to the Vulkan alpha/beta.

Did you do that on your own or is there a open request for beta testers? I'd love to test the Vulkan beta as well...

It's explained in the video linked in the article. Only for their installer, not Steam yet.

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I shot them an email for access to the Vulkan alpha/beta.

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Quoting: DesumTechnically speaking, what is stopping Proton from working on non-Linux systems? How much work would be involved getting it running on the BSDs or anything else?

It's probably quite doable. dxvk even works on Windows.

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Weird thing is I was never a huge fan of these originally. Exolon, Cybernoid etc. never really clicked with me, and yet this trailer is really making me itch for this.

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Quoting: rustybroomhandle

Quoting: Avehicle7887The dev: "very few players use Linux"
Their game: Mac and Linux versions never released on GOG since day 1.

I fully understand releasing on GOG won't be a magic bullet but that statement contradicts itself. How is that % going to rise up if you don't sell it in the first place.

A developer can't just release a game on GoG. They have to submit it to them and hope that whomever reviews it likes it enough to want it there.

Some high rated and popular games have actually been rejected by GoG in the past.

I don't think liking it is the case here since the Windows version was released, however you reminded me of a past experience where GOG didn't release the Linux versions of Metro 2033 / Last Light due to stability issues (they didn't go into specifics).

Ah, so they did have the Windows version on there. Gotcha.

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Quoting: Avehicle7887The dev: "very few players use Linux"
Their game: Mac and Linux versions never released on GOG since day 1.

I fully understand releasing on GOG won't be a magic bullet but that statement contradicts itself. How is that % going to rise up if you don't sell it in the first place.

A developer can't just release a game on GoG. They have to submit it to them and hope that whomever reviews it likes it enough to want it there.

Some high rated and popular games have actually been rejected by GoG in the past.

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Seems like a fun game to dick around with.

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