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Quoting: mylkathere are invisible characters and walls now in the surge

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3.16-4 even worse

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Have You deleted the game data folder "378540" that is inside the "compatdata" folder?

Is the trial or the full version? Because the DEMO ID is 646690

didnt help

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Quoting: mylkathere are invisible characters and walls now in the surge

This is a regression in mesa-git which affects Lords of the Fallen as well. I'm working on getting a useful test case for the driver folks to reproduce this, but it's a rather tricky issue.

As a temporary workaround you could build this [External Link] DXVK branch, it was originally meant to solve a different problem but just happens to work around that driver issue as well.

one guy with nvidia has the same problem on protondb https://www.protondb.com/app/378540 [External Link]
so its no just mesa

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there are invisible characters and walls now in the surge



3.16-4 even worse

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i would like an easier way to access the launch options

something like a dropdown menu next, or inside the PLAY button, with entries you saved before and where you can enable and disable these options

i always wanna see how a game performs, so i have to copy DXVK hud, or gallium hud from another game, or file and paste it in the new games option
and then i just wanna deactivate it, so i can use it later again if i want it, without coping again

same with proton stuff.. esynch, WINED3D11, etc, or just skip intro video

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Quoting: mylka

Quoting: crt0megaI'd rather have Origin (:sick:) on Linux than this.

they are working on an linux engine
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/eas-experimental-halcyon-game-engine-has-vulkan-and-linux-support.12840
now we know it is surely for stadia, but maybe even origin comes to linux one day

Quoting: CorbenWell, regarding to Sergey Galyonkin's tweet [External Link], they are looking for Linux engineers. In that thread it's about getting Pheonix Point to run on Linux... via proton or wine or whatever.

i think Phoenix Point is the perfect game for stadia. latency isnt that important

Man. Phoenix Point is actually a game that would make me wonder if I should give in and play it via Stadia (if it became possible). I'd probably hold out and not get it during an exclusive period. Hard to say.

i dont know. they droped linux a few month ago, because it was too hard and now they are back on it because google came around?

and of course now they made it epic exclusive.
i like xcom games, but i rather play xcom again, or hard west, or Attack of the Earthlings, or battletech, or, mutant year zero, or even crookz.... than support this

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Quoting: MalAnd so, one day, they will buy third party games and release them exclusively on linux. And I will be forced to stand up for the windows junkies out there. This gaming world is so messed up.

if i had the fortnite money, i would totally do it

here you have metro.... but linux exclusive for 1 year
i brought you pc master race heavy rain.... but linux exclusive for 1 year
you like factorio... here you have it in 3D, called satisfactory.... but linux exclusive for 1 year
i heard you like RDR2, here we go.... but linux exclusive for 1 year

that would be so funny... 95% pc gamers pissed off, hackers start to build windows wrappers, to make it playable on windows

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Quoting: crt0megaI'd rather have Origin (:sick:) on Linux than this.

they are working on an linux engine
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/eas-experimental-halcyon-game-engine-has-vulkan-and-linux-support.12840
now we know it is surely for stadia, but maybe even origin comes to linux one day

Quoting: CorbenWell, regarding to Sergey Galyonkin's tweet [External Link], they are looking for Linux engineers. In that thread it's about getting Pheonix Point to run on Linux... via proton or wine or whatever.

i think Phoenix Point is the perfect game for stadia. latency isnt that important

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Paradigm is a great and funny game (do you want a dog for tutorial? ), like red comrades, which also is on sale for less than 2€
https://store.steampowered.com/app/415610/Red_Comrades_Save_the_Galaxy_Reloaded/ [External Link]

speaking of cheap adventures, there is a monkey island like game
https://store.steampowered.com/app/472420/Duke_Grabowski_Mighty_Swashbuckler/ [External Link]

it is just 4-5 hours, but i laughed a lot

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Quoting: Sir_DiealotSo you are not willing to download 50 GB for a weekend but to download 50 GB for two hours of streaming?

If we consider the 25 Mbit/s estimate from a few pages back and 8 hours playing time, you would require approximately 88 GB of traffic. That's insane.

wasnt division2 day one patch 92GB?

i dont get the traffic "problem". i watch a lot of netflix and youtube. i already have 700+GB traffic each month
since stadia is just streaming a video nothing would change

but i waint and see. i dont think it will replace consoles and pcs anytime soon.
i guess it will be very expensive and if it isnt much cheaper, than my PC, then it makes no sense to me (i wouldnt play games on small screens like a phone)

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so epic wants to support linux, or how does this work?

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still dont know who needs another console
do they have a exclusive titles?

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