shaders compile a lil faster
Unreal engine games feel nice
but that was tested on Windows ill run some Ubuntu test later hope tekken and soul calibur runs well

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Quoting: Whitewolfe80

Quoting: massatt212

Quoting: ScooptaWhile I'm looking forward to this I'm a bit worried it won't run for me. Rise of the tomb raider hangs for me on RADV 18.2.5. A lot of DXVK games also hang for me although not all of them. Hopefully by the time this comes out it won't be an issue anymore.

Are you running
Ubuntu or Arch ? cause im stuck at 18.2.2 on Ubuntu

Can you not manually update by just adding the ppa and ensuring your running the latest kernel its what i do

What you think is the best driver for DXVK on AMD GPU i have a RX 570

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Quoting: ScooptaWhile I'm looking forward to this I'm a bit worried it won't run for me. Rise of the tomb raider hangs for me on RADV 18.2.5. A lot of DXVK games also hang for me although not all of them. Hopefully by the time this comes out it won't be an issue anymore.

Are you running
Ubuntu or Arch ? cause im stuck at 18.2.2 on Ubuntu

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Quoting: Bard

Quoting: massatt212waste of a port
Proton already works fine with this

This is how I see it;
A game that has a Linux version I would consider buying.
A game without Linux version I would not consider buying.
I don't want neither Wine, Proton or anything else of that sort in my Linux computer.

If a game company want my money they will have to make a Linux version of their game.

I think the right way to go is to encourage game companies to add Linux to their supported plattforms, and today, with modern frameworks in place, it isn't that much of a problem to build a game for multiple plattforms.

So theirs a game you really like Only on Windows thats works pretty well on proton you would not consider buying it
the reason i believe in porton over feral rpg and adventure ports, i will be able to take almost my entire collection over to linux, instead of praying a dev will port it to linux.
Why would i leave windows to play games i dont like i hate windows and i wont leave it to play nothing, most of you guys here enjoy those games Feral Port but a lot of us dont
And if Proton kicks off to a bright start their will be More Vulkan Ports and then A lot more native Ports
and if proton gets to the point of every game running at 90% to 100% performance of Windows i would take that with open Arms over Native.

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Quoting: Kimyrielle

Quoting: massatt212i rather a fighting games like tekken or dragon ball fighterz or even soul calibur 6
mmorpg like world of warcraft, Destiny 2, if blizzard allows them the chance
you know something with long valuse even pugb, fortnite hey FIFA 19
arnt you tired of
Tomb Raider Hitman Desus EX those are not gonna get me off of Windows
I play fighting games mmorpg and sports games i know its not all about what i want, and its not about what you want, its what we all want and they should Hold port votes
Cause if i see another warhammer port from FERAL im gonna go crazy

I made the odd joke about Feral releasing one Total War game after the other, too - but honestly, they have to work with people that allow them to port their games. I think Feral knows as well as we do that we'd prefer a few ports from publishers such as Bethesda, Blizzard or even EA, instead of adding yet another TW game to the already substantial collection. But that's not going to happen anywhere outsides of our dreams. There is absolutely nothing that will convince any of the aforementioned publishers to release a Linux port. They not only don't care about Linux, they actively loathe it and have said so.

Realistically, Shadow of the Tomb Raider is probably the best choice we could have hoped for.

True everything you said is correct
Thats why im saying Proton and DXVK will get my support more than native ports, cause i can already play more that have been natively ported yes they are kinda buggy but some do run really really well, thats why Feral should give us a Voting system so they we dont get a million warhammer and square enix games

I agree 100% on what you said, but the category for people like me are just gonna stay on windows hating it because have no choice.

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The Games Linux Needs Are
Fortnite
DOTA 2 - Already their
League of Legends
PLAYERUNKNOWN'S Battle Ground
Counter Strike - Already Their
Hearth Stone
World of Warcraft
Overwatch
Artifact - Coming Soon for Linux
Battlefield V
Call of Duty Black Ops 4
Grand Theft Auto 5
Heroes of the Storm
FIFA
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege
Rocket League - Already Their
Destiny 2
Starcraft 2
Warframe
And the New upcoming Warcraft Remastered
These will surely boost linux gaming, cause these games are played for years and years

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Quoting: adolson

Quoting: massatt212waste of a port
Proton already works fine with this

Quoting: massatt212

Quoting: M@GOidFor now, I will only buy properly ported games. Proton is a nice thing to have, for the games in my library that will never see a official port. I'm not giving my money to companies that ignores the Linux market.

#NoTuxNoBux

its good to support the native port
but proton is very good for us, it will be able to play every single game on steam soon thx to DXVK with dx10 and 11 Vk9 if it get games running soon And dgVoodoo
So i rather they work hard on the Proton which will show dev that people are gaming on linux and adapt to Vulkan API which is 1 more step closer to linux support or multi-platform

i get where you are coming from
but proton is the way to go and the first step to getting many off of windows

So let me get this straight. You're saying that "they" (Feral???) should work on Proton INSTEAD OF this native port (or ANY native port, for that matter!), in order to make Proton more robust, which you say will [eventually] help Linux get more support (meaning... native ports???)... Just. What.

Yes another useless port that we can play on Proton cause even the creator of DXVK is optimizing it on almost every dxvk update he does
i rather a fighting games like tekken or dragon ball fighterz or even soul calibur 6
mmorpg like world of warcraft, Destiny 2, if blizzard allows them the chance
you know something with long valuse even pugb, fortnite hey FIFA 19
arnt you tired of
Tomb Raider Hitman Desus EX those are not gonna get me off of Windows
I play fighting games mmorpg and sports games i know its not all about what i want, and its not about what you want, its what we all want and they should Hold port votes
Cause if i see another warhammer port from FERAL im gonna go crazy

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Quoting: M@GOidFor now, I will only buy properly ported games. Proton is a nice thing to have, for the games in my library that will never see a official port. I'm not giving my money to companies that ignores the Linux market.

#NoTuxNoBux

its good to support the native port
but proton is very good for us, it will be able to play every single game on steam soon thx to DXVK with dx10 and 11 Vk9 if it get games running soon And dgVoodoo
So i rather they work hard on the Proton which will show dev that people are gaming on linux and adapt to Vulkan API which is 1 more step closer to linux support or multi-platform

i get where you are coming from
but proton is the way to go and the first step to getting many off of windows

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waste of a port
Proton already works fine with this

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sure its some Turn-based strategy, Real-time tactics
game that i dont intend on playing unless its Warcraft 3 Remastered which will prob work out of box on Lutris
GIve us some Racers (Not Simulation Garbage) and Fighters
The Crew 2
some NFS
even Crew 1
Dragonball fighterz
Tekken 7
tired of seeing total war
or maybe Darksiders 3

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