I vaguely remember playing this game when I was new to Linux. Might be time to give it another go.

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Quoting: Quote from DrMcCoyI have two monitors, each with their own X screen (*), so of course I have Xinerama disabled.

(*) One of the reasons being games trying to be smart and doing insane stuff like stretching over both monitors, not letting me switch to my second monitor mid-game to talk on IRC, not wanting to run on the second monitor, or even switching off the second monitor.

I use Zaphod Heads for exactly the same reason, with the other being that I got sick of other kinds of windows appearing on the second head. I might revisit traditional stretched screen multi-head when Wayland is stable, but for now I am sticking to Zaphod.

Quoting: Quote from Mike FrettIf it makes any difference, I like Worms a little better. It just has a more polished feel. But there isn't much difference and if you like Warmux, you're probably not missing much.

I get the impression that the main benefit is probably the nostalgia for people who had a lot of fun with the original worms games. Nostalgia that I do not have.

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Quoting: Quote from n30p1r4t3I loved Warmux! But as I know it, Worms was just the original. 

I know which came first, my question related to whether or not the worms title in the Bundle offered any real advantage over the free software ones.

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Is there any huge difference between Worms Reloaded and Warmux?

Probably going to sit this one out.

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Could be good.

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Well, maybe after I am done getting cattle shipped, and after I buy Salvation Prophecy, which has been sitting in my Desura cart for far longer. Although I am still skeptical that it would actually play better than Trine for me.

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Indeed, the Humble Store would be their best option for a DRM free release.

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That's high-praise Samsai. Makes me tempted to buy it, if it were not for the fact I have huge backlog of games I really need to get though first. :|

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Quoting: Quote from Bumadar

Quoting: Quote from HamishBought it almost as soon as I saw it on Desura, but I unfortunately have ran into some problems:
http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-23562.html [External Link]

Hoping to get this resolved, but I have had no help from technical support as of yet. :(

Could also be a Gallium3D driver issue in how they implemented some of the opengl calls the game uses ?

Thing is, I have a different version of the game that works fine. As I explained in the support thread.

It only seems to apply to the Desura version I got.

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Played a bit of the mod back when it was a mod. Should be interesting to see how it plays now that it is its own thing.

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