Quoting: g000hJust had a look on GOG and it is interesting:

On my GOG account, I own the original version of the game "Blood: One Unit Whole Blood" and I can find that version in my games list.

However, on the GOG Store, I can no longer find that version (Blood: One Unit Whole Blood) but I can find the new release "Blood: Fresh Supply" as well as the other original title "Blood 2: The Blood Group" (This is Blood 2: The Chosen + Nightmare expansion.)

So, it looks like the older, original version of the game has been taken down and is no longer for sale. (Or maybe it is a temporary take-down, who knows?)

For some reason, the same isn't true on Steam - The original (Blood: One Unit Whole Blood) is still there and the original Blood 2: The Chosen + Expansion.

Usually, when that happens, the classic version is provided as a free add-on to the remaster. But not sure if it's the case here.

UPDATE: Actually it is. See on the game page: https://www.gog.com/game/blood_fresh_supply [External Link]

Includes the original Blood and add-ons: Plasma Pak and Cryptic Passage

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What's the story with the GOG version? I still have it there, but it's not sold anymore.

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Quoting: GuestThe new 1.1.1 seems like a really nice release. Only 3000 MB RAM usage in The Witcher 3 with Ultra settings: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zbMREcDt7XJwSamwkMaR61OVeC70CmDI/view?usp=sharing [External Link] 6 GB RAM is the minimum requirement if you want to run it on Windows 10. DXVK is wonderful.

Interesting point. Is it due to compressed shaders?

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In general, anti-cheat with invasive user monitoring is a bad idea. I'd just avoid games of that sort since it's not any better than some privacy violating DRM. Anti-cheat should be implemented on the server side, using AI methods of detecting behavioral patterns that constitute cheating (including non human activity like bots). In this sense, proper anti-cheat solution should not require any OS support on the client.

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Just built it. Works fine with Wine 4.7 and Mesa master.

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Quoting: GuestAs much as I like Godot, at present it's only amazing for 2D games, the 3D support is good but not great. Once they land the Vulkan renderer that might change.

That's why I said invest. No need to buy stuff, help existing FOSS project progress faster like they did with Mesa and Wine. That would be a lot better than boosting Unity usage.

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It promised more than it delivered.

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They should invest in Godot instead.

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Personally I won't miss it, since I wasn't using Steam either. For me it's Steam exclusive becoming Epic exclusive - so basically not relevant. But Epic pushing more exclusives in general isn't helping anyone for sure. Exclusives are just sick.

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Quoting: manokaraUE4 and apparently that's not a good thing, because it runs poorly on Linux.

That's because they are dragging their feet with parallelized Vulkan support. You can monitor this: https://trello.com/c/lzLwtb5P/124-vulkan-for-pc-and-linux [External Link]

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