I don't know if i'm strong enough NOT to go for the 3900X :D
Now the only question is, when will Navi be supported mainline - hopefully not too long after launch...

View this comment - View article - View full comments

[quote=Patola]

Quoting: Purple Library GuyBTW, this is not a complaint about this game particularly. From the description it seems to be quite good. However, I can't see pixel graphics as "charming", instead they simply look outdated to me. I think it would benefit greatly from proper hi-res graphics.

i think pixel art CAN be charming - if it is enhanced by modern standards. I think the "Kingdom:..." Titels of Noio look quite good, the modern water/mirror-effect really goes well with the pixelart. But just plain old pixelated graphics are not necessarily good and charming, thats true ^^

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Quoting: mylkacant they all just make it exclusive for epic supported OS? mac and windows? so they can still release the linux version in other stores

that would require for them to care - and at least judging by their communication with the fans...they simply don't

View this comment - View article - View full comments

While the artstyle surely has its charm, i somehow can't stand if the UI is deliberately made "bad" just to fit the "old times" :/

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Maybe you can try to get any statement from them, they don't care answering the questions from us backers, neither in comments nor via email...
I'm really pissed about this, if they don't clear this up i'll be getting a refund and pirate it instead - and i'll probably not back any more games after yet another letdown...

View this comment - View article - View full comments

I hope your fears are pointless - after all, battleye and EAC are already have a linux-version and i never heard of it requiring a specific kind of driver or kernel - so i doubt the proton-supported version will require it. ^^

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Quoting: x_wingIt will work with old well known cheats but will probably fail to detect new ones during the pause. Which means that they create a big backdoor for any MMO that have multiplatform support and a big problem for the devs and community if the cheaters start abusing of any new security breach. In the end this gives the devs of Facepunch yet another excuse to end with Linux support builds.

Pausing the development of an AC won't be innocuous to our platform.

i'm 100% with you and i'll be the last one defending any anticonsumer practice by Epic. But while bad for everyone, it is still possible to pause one platform. I really hope it's just a small break of a few weeks as someone suggested though...

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Quoting: Kimyrielle"Pausing" to work on such a piece of software is a funny concept overall. How do you "pause" supporting Anti Cheat software? This isn't a MMO where you can stop releasing new features for half a year and nothing bad will happen other than users getting bored. Anti-Cheat software is really a binary thing: It either works as intended, or does not. There is no in-between. Clients using this software HAVE to rely on it working correctly at any time. You can't hand them an anti cheat tool that stops the game from working on the platform its supposed to run on, nor can you tell them that it will catch only 50% of the known cheats because development is "paused".

It makes...no sense to me.

well, no.
No Anticheat will ever be 100% bulletproof. And pausing may mean just no new features/updated cheat-definitions and no fixing of bugs - but it will still work as it does at the time.
I don't know how you can live in the illusion that ANY anticheat can prevent ALL cheats 100% ^^

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Just downloaded and the cases sensitivity-hickup is already fixed :)

View this comment - View article - View full comments

Lets hope that those words are worth a penny and not written by bullshit-sweeny ^^

And i don't think you should feel bad for "jumping the gun" - if nothing else, the outcry should show EAC and others that dropping Linux-Support will not go unnoticed...

View this comment - View article - View full comments