Quoting: Quote from Cheeseness[...] A reminder to people that if you come across a Cheeseness in Space Base DF-9, I'd love to see screenshots of my demise :D [...]

Oh, "you" just joined my base :) I'll try to keep in mind to snap pictures of the bitter end ;)

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Quoting: Quote from titi@Magevania, this is not true! Those Unreal Engine 3 games are native! No wine library used! Same for unity based games with real linux ports.
( I don't own Europa Universalis IV but I think this a real port too! )

OK I did a misktake about U3 and EU games but Unity games are not native, they use Mono and Mono/NET framework is similar to Java, there is not native code! There is a virtual machine and the program is "highly" cross-platform. 

By that logic, most of Gnome3 (JavaScript) and programs like Deluge, Exaile, Quod Libet, SoundConverter, Geany, Meld, Bleach Bit and the RedHat/Fedora GUI system tools (Python) aren't native since they run on VMs. It's a silly thing to say really.

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Offer a SublimeText plugin instead and I'd be interested; I really don't need a new IDE for just one language.

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Quoting: Quote from sobkas

Quoting: Quote from Quote from OZSeaford

Quoting: Quote from Quote from Quote from AnonymousI... want this game. Reminds me a bit on STALKER :D.

Must be because they are both Russian games.

They aren't Russian games they are Ukrainian games. I don't know why You wrote otherwise, but I don't like it.

And some more info:
https://twitter.com/MetroVideoGame/status/372806589175955456

The devs maybe but not the guy who wrote the stories. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmitry_Glukhovsky
And if I remember correctly the game takes place in Russia.

Also, Arkady and Boris Strugatsky (the authors of "Roadside Picnic" which "Stalker" (the film) is based on - both of which "S.T.A.L.K.E.R." (the game) are based on) were Russian.

So, they are Ukrainian games in the Russian tradition. Everyone is happy now, right? :)

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