I probably played the first one once it got stable (or not so stable for a Mesa user, but at least it was playable), it was a pity the lack of support but it is a terrific single player game!

If it has Linux support and works as expected with Mesa drivers, I'll definitely pay the release price.

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Quoting: EhvisThe how isn't so difficult. I'm more wondering about the why. :S:

Well, the answer is more simple also: The accent is near the 'p' on latin keyboards :p

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Quoting: scaine

Quoting: x_wingI'm not sure how well this new service will handle with single pĺayer games

Off topic, but how the hell did you manage to get a accent on your lower-case L character in "player"?? I thought it was a dead pixel on my monitor and only realised it was a unicode character when I scrolled up and noticed it was moving! :D

Thé ḿáǵíç óf ĺíńúx XD

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Quoting: sarmadHmmm... why couldn't Valve provide a similar line up of AAA titles at the launch of Steam Machines? They could've been successful if they provided such a line up.

Different markets, not to mention the time period. SteamOS tried to be a "customizable" competition for PS4 and XBOX.

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People, bare in mind that Stadia will be the big fish for games that requires some type of subscription. MMORPG games will probably start running almost by default on Stadia (from a developer perspective, this service will save thousands of dollars in QA).

I'm not sure how well this new service will handle with single pĺayer games, but I'm sure that it will be the future for many franchises that will work far better better with a monthly subscription (e.g. FIFA, PES, NBA Live, Madden, etc.).

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Quoting: LinasThis is great news. Combine with a rich IDE like Rider by JetBrains [External Link] instead of Visual Studio, and there is basically no reason to use Windows for Unity game development anymore.

Vim is all you need :P

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Quoting: JoshuaAshton

Quoting: x_wingThat thing worked flawlessly on a Intel HD 520 (i3 6006u)... no clue how that is possible.

Magic. Obviously.

Indeed. Many kudos for you and Intel anv devs!

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Quoting: trawzAwesome! I was playing A Hat in Time through Proton, but the performance was quite bad. Switched to d9vk and it was incredibly fast, but I experienced some crashes. Seems those are fixed now!

Yes! I also once tried that game but with the same issue as you described. I need to check it out as well! :D

I wondering when Lutris will add D9VK support :woot:

There are some games that already have support. For example, Sims 4: https://lutris.net/games/the-sims-4/ [External Link]

That thing worked flawlessly on a Intel HD 520 (i3 6006u)... no clue how that is possible.

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Quoting: chancho_zombie

Quoting: x_wingThe camera recalls me of the WRC arcade game. Good old memories :'(

WRC was really bad, colin mc rae 2.0 maybe the all time best arcade rally.

Probably you thought in another game. This is the one I meant :P : https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10483 [External Link]

A very very very old gem :'(

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The camera recalls me of the WRC arcade game. Good old memories :'(

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