I know it's not Linux native, but STRAFE on WINE is seriously fun.

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Quoting: robvvI'm addicted to this game. 54 hours playtime on Steam so far :-)

That's more than me! Hit me up on Steam sometime, we should co-op! My handle is burningserenity, same as on this site.

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Even in its very early Early Access state, this is my GOTY on any platform. By the time it's actually done, it just might be the best game of all time.

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Quoting: MayeulCI am just curious to know the answer: why didn't they use OpenMW's engine? Is this game really that different?
Is it a total recreation of the game (assets and everything), or just the game engine?

Yes, Daggerfall is very different from Morrowind. Daggerfall is a massive, procedurally generated open world, Morrowind is 100% handcrafted. Theoretically it might be possible, but the procedural generation tools don't exist for Morrowind right now, OpenMW or otherwise.

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I bought a year subscription to their monthly bundle and was on the fence about renewing. Thanks IGN for making my mind up for me!

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Quoting: burningserenityThis looks and sounds like they made a full game of KOTOR's swoop bike races. Hopefully the devs support it with more content during its life cycle.

Thank you! We are currently supporting the game with a few issues some players have found, and if the interest and sales allow, we would love to support this with new levels and features.

Was I right? Turns out I had just enough in my Steam Wallet, so I bought it! You nailed the sense of speed. Are there any plans for multiplayer?

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The 1% only become as wealthy as they are by investing in what people will consume. Ultimately, it is up to all of is as consumers to demand products that make the world better in the long run, and those financing will follow suit.

Assuming human activity really is making the world more prone to natural disaster, the rich are not the primary cause, just the main beneficiaries. If a thief ransacks my house, but I have my stuff insured for double what I paid for it, does that make the theft my fault?

Anyway, thinking for the long term is certainly a good thing, but people need help in the moment, too. Thus we have disaster relief funds. If you'd rather be indignant than contribute, that's your right, but it comes off as callousness masquerading as enlightenment.

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This looks and sounds like they made a full game of KOTOR's swoop bike races. Hopefully the devs support it with more content during its life cycle.

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Quoting: TcheySure it's nice to see people caring for each others and having such initiative... But... Some people on the planet have billions, many others have millions, and what did they do ? They release more pollution so the planet can act crazy.

Also, Harvey & Irma were deadly, but what about the rest of the world, again ignored while victim because of our actions most of the time ?

So yes, i'm also reluctent to be pleased by this kind of events.

Maybe you should try thinking even a little bit before you type. As far as billionaires, who should help, what about this?

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Or this:

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That was from a 5 second search. I guess I shouldn't expect you to make such an effort, since you're too lazy to even click on the linked bundle on this page, which clearly shows it's supporting relief efforts in Haiti.

Seriously, who are you to judge people for trying to help causes they care about? Somehow I doubt you're some great philanthropist.

I'm sure you're well aware that there are many more poor and middle class than millionaires and billionaires, and we don't have money to just donate. Bundles like these are great for us normal folks who get to not only save money on games, but help some charities as well.

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Sounds vaguely like No Man's Sky, albeit with a storyline. The graphics look really nice, I love the minimalist cell shading. Now if I could just pry myself away from Streets of Rogue.

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