My Windows partition has only 300Gb/1To of userspace ... Only for Directx11 and the futur amazing Assassin's Creed Unity. And The Witcher 3 unfortunatly.

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60FPS with my GTX770 + Ultra graphic settings without UberSampling and 1920*1080
25-30FPS with my GTX770 + Ultra graphic settings with UberSampling and 1920*1080

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Quoting: Segata SanshiroA Sega game on Linux :O. Is it me or is that the first big Japanese publisher/developer on Linux?

CoH2 is not the first Sega game on Linux. Football Manager is published by Sega too.

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Quoting: berillionsActually, it's a good thing even if it's unconfirmed...

The Linux/Mac version is planned after the Windows release, i'm completly sure and it's absolutely certain. Why ? Because instead of to say "No Linux version planned for this game" to , Michał Stec said "It’s too early to say", "We’ll see after that" -> CDPR wants to take out a version but has not begun the development yet.

I'd say they are simply avoiding answering the question. It's better than straight no, but it doesn't guarantee anything really.

But why GoG (which is a branch of CDPR) release a Linux version of GoG and why CPDR release The Witcher 2 (by Virtual Programming) on Linux too if they don't want to release TW3 on Linux ?

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Actually, it's a good thing even if it's unconfirmed...

The Linux/Mac version is planned after the Windows release, i'm completly sure and it's absolutely certain. Why ? Because instead of to say "No Linux version planned for this game" to , Michał Stec said "It’s too early to say", "We’ll see after that" -> CDPR wants to take out a version but has not begun the development yet.

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Hey guys,

The game is definitively confirmed for Linux. The game has an entry on Steam Database :
http://steamdb.info/app/261640/ [External Link]

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Can't Wait !!! :D

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Quoting: neffo* Correction they are teasing new Mac games.

What you do not understand in the radar's page with "Upcomming Mac and Linux games" ?

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Quoting: scaineI wonder how this affects Star Citizen? Will they still be able to offer Linux support if Crytek fold?

There will not be problem for Star Citizen and Kingdom Come: Deliverance because the CryEngine is already available for the dev.

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Right. I didn't read coorectly the article, sorry ^_^

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