Quoting: Guestcouldn't even get it to launch

Too bad, you're missing out on a seriously sweet game.

I know it may not help you but I run Doom (2016) via Lutris, it installed and played flawlessly first try. Debian sid, KDE, nVidia. I used the install script from Lutris webpage. :)
(Didn't try Steam Play since Lutris worked perfectly.)

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Vincere posted an update yesterday, yet another dev struggling with getting Linux version working. I'm not a fan of this trend, it shouldn't be that difficult... but it seems to be quite a challenge. :(

Vincere [developer]
Having trouble getting a Linux build to work properly, trying to port to Linux is one of my many hats I'm wearing, and I wish it was going better/easier, but there's been some shader errors and other problems that I'm slowly working through as I try to patch other parts of the game as well.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/503620/discussions/0/1354868867732208775/ [External Link]

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Just putting a post here to say that I have a 1080Ti and my next card will not be nVidia. Also unlikely to upgrade in the near future.
Probably looking to the next-after-next AMD cards, but still keeping an eye on Intel. :)

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This is right up my alley, easy instant buy when Linux version drops. :D

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Very rough Early Access title, no sound for me and crashes on exit. Still enjoyed its laid back gameplay and I hope it doesn't go hardcore tycoon with 5 gazillion micromanagment features. :)

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Quoting: GuestMeh. I could say a lot about this, but I don't know if care anymore.

I reluctantly agree. :(

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Quoting: monkygames<all companies> should be doing honest business and not harmful business practices such as Gambling Loot Boxes.

There, fixed that for ya. ;)
I agree with you btw. Loot boxes is poison... :dizzy:

Anyway, making easy money is difficult (oh noes the pun!) unless you understand the basic core principle of humans; people are stupid. When you throw away scruples and ethics, exploiting this fact becomes a matter or having deep enough pockets to stuff the money into.
Is it wrong to design and/or provide a desirable, potentially addictive product, then extract monetary profit from it? Problematic subject considering how humans are inherently susceptible to addiction. :S:

Some governments (NL, BE) do take issue with these pseudo-gambling-esque mannerisms and ban/regulate them.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2018-04-25-three-industry-leading-publishers-found-in-breach-of-belgian-gambling-laws [External Link]

One thing we all can do is remember the old saying "vote with your wallet".

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Quoting: GuestI hear that...to deal with ARMA atm they expect you to have a steam account, bohemia account, a discord account and a kitchen sink account...so sick of all these sign ups I want to play a F'ing game not be some social media diversity king.

Amen to that. I really have no idea how many hundreds of accounts I have nowadays... it is complete madness.

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Interested, but not interested enough to join yet another Discord so a small note here will suffice.

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Really not into card games, still happy for Linux support!

Valve missed a golden opportunity here to troll the gaming world.
Imagine the SteamOS/Linux version being released a week earlier than the Windows version. Imagine the sadness/madness/badassness!:whistle:
Imagine that becoming the gold standard for Valve releases; Linux first. :P

Or... HalfLife 3 - the world's first Linux exclusive AAA title! /runs away screaming :woot:

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