Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Xpanderinstallers are great imo, but the support for different distros is still a miss.
for example flatout 2 doesnt have sound because their compiled wine searches for wrong locations for 32bit libs

Does LD_LIBRARY_PATH not work?

it is working ofc.
i meant it doesnt work out of box :)
its always tweakable ofc

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Quoting: tuubi

Quoting: Xpanderfirst time i hear about motörhead.

o.O

I guess this is quite plausible if you don't live in the western world, but otherwise I have a hard time believing you've managed to avoid their "Ace of Spades". It's been all over radio, tv show soundtracks and ads, games and movies for literally decades. Hell, one of the most awesome 2D brawlers of the early nineties (on the Amiga at least) was all about Motörhead and starred good old Lemmy smashing baddies with a guitar. But I guess it's entirely possible you've heard their songs but never heard of the band, especially if you're younger.

im born in 80's so i'm probably not that young.. And you are right i might have heard some of their tracks without knowing the band itself.. i dont remember seeing tv adds nor do i listen normal radio stations... so im completely cut out from the "popular" songs or whatnot.. i just listen internet radios and back in the times, CD's, vinyls from my music genre artists. so yeah :D

checked this "ace of spades" can't recall if i have heard it before or not :D

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first time i hear about motörhead.
quick search for youtube and i found out that its not my taste at all, but expansion is expansion and i welcome this

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installers are great imo, but the support for different distros is still a miss.
for example flatout 2 doesnt have sound because their compiled wine searches for wrong locations for 32bit libs

View video on youtube.com

other than that, i welcome those installers

galaxy would be better though

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unity5 is performing pretty good imo.. ofc it could be better,but its decent enough already.
for example when Rust went from unity 4.6 to 5 the performance boost was almost 2x + also the visuals got upgraded a lot
Rust actually runs 60+ fps on all highest settings most of the time.. except when lots of buildings nearby.. and it looks pretty good also
same thing happened with Beasts of Prey... nearly 2x perf boost (this game seem to be abandoned now though)
this high perf boost with unity5 might come with the thing that im on AMD CPU.. which is known to suck at singlecore performance and unity4.x games all used only 1 core, while unity5 games use 2 or more cores.

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View video on youtube.com

great demo, runs mostly fine, except with few drops here and there. creepy as hell, voice acting is top tier.
can't wait to get my hands on the full version

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i fixed the freezes with taskset -c 0,2,4 %command% into steam options..

but great to see official fix

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this is epic "fix" indeed ... had 15fps in some places before (when looking to the middle of the map or that big ARK building) ..after setting View Distance to Epic its 35Fps ... game now mostly runs between 45-70 fps with everything on Epic, except motion blur disabled and shadows on medium.

Great times :D

edit: just in case, my hardware if anyone interested
AMD FX-8320 @ 4,2ghz, ASUS GTX 970 STRIX, 16GB DDR3 1866mhz, Arch Linux x86_64, MATE Destkop, nvidia drivers 352.21, Game is on SSD (had missing texture issues on HDD because it couldnt keep up and loading times went from 2 min to 20 sec + loading new landscapes takes just small fps drop, it froze for few seconds when ran from HDD)

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Garry has already given an update on the situation:

http://playrust.com/devblog-67/ [External Link]

Linux

Linux is broke. We know and we’re sorry. This isn’t a problem we can fix easily. It’s a bug in the latest version of Unity. They’ve apparently fixed it in their internal builds – but haven’t released the fix just yet, so we’re waiting patiently along with you guys.

We can’t just roll-back to a working version of the game because it would mean rolling back a number of other important fixes if we do. This might seem cruel, twisted, disrespectful to the Linux users. Would we roll back if this was affecting Windows users? Yes. Because they are the huge majority. We sometimes have to prioritise the majority. It sucks, and we know it sucks.

It’s important to say that the game is still in early access, still in alpha, still in active development. We update every week. It’s not going to stay like this.

also hes tweet:
https://twitter.com/garrynewman/status/617001555447934976 [External Link]

Unity just pushed out a patch for the linux keyboard stuff - so will be fixed on dev asap http://unity3d.com/unity/qa/patch-releases/5.1.1p3 [External Link]

hope 7 days to die devs fix the issues... i was so waiting for the DirtBike and Weather update

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Quoting: BeamboomIt's not released at all yet. It's Early Access. That means people pay to be beta testers.
An idiotic concept I wish no one supported.

still a lot better than kickstarter.. at least you get the game in some form.
i like to be involved in development however..i play a bit... then stop playing for some months..when i go back the games have progressed a lot (ofc depends how active devs) and everything is like new again. + it supports innovation, smaller teams can make their dreams come true via early access... big publishers are afraid to try anything new so they just release same shit with new name every year.

my 2 cents on that

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