Bought the game. Runs okaish. Combat is fun and all but it kinda lacks depth... It could ofc open up later in the game, but first 30 minutes its kinda same enemies, dash, block, hit, fireball...
Still i mean its just 7€ and the mechanics that are in the game work very well. Just don't expect super in-depth game.
Great to see native linux ports of games!

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Quoting: ToploaderNative has better performance by quite a margin, so native is the way to go. We're finally rewarded for supporting Linux all these years later :grin: (it was never a profitable thing in the past, just more a passion project to keep our games native Linux). The only exception to that is if you're playing on a windows desktop too and want cross save support. We do plan on fixing it in the future so Windows and Linux support cross cloud save on Steam.

Thank you for making this game :)
Native runs very well so far.. Its been long time since i played it last time, but damn those zone loadings are now like 1-2 sec. I remember back in the days zoning was long long wait :)

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Ohh. I feel super old now.. Is it really been 20 years...damn.
Is it best to play native or through proton on linux?

edit: i can't read it seems. Under the picture you say its native client.

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Driver seems to work without issues. Didn't run into any of the bugs that are reported fixed though. Can't see the change in the nvidia-settings icons also but i guess thats my icon theme taking over maybe

xpander@archlinux ~ $ nvidia-smi | grep Version
| NVIDIA-SMI 530.30.02              Driver Version: 530.30.02    CUDA Version: 12.1     |

not sure what this is all about though? some security thing?

Added compatibility for Linux kernels with Indirect Branch Tracking IBT)

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Hmm, interesting. Hugepages got me curious, if that could be helpful on desktop linux also.
Theres loads of documentation about it on the kernel pages. Wonder if this tool can be installed on regular desktop Linux also?

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Iirc closed beta started in October 2012 and open in November or December. But yeah Official release was in February 2013. Its been a long time. I didn't even use Steam much before as it was a hassle to launch it with wine.

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Quoting: andy155

Quoting: XpanderIt doesn't really have to be part of DXVK anyway imo.

I disagree.

You can disagree if you want, but things like these are for package managers to deal with imo.
Whatever the outcome. He doesn't want to deal with scripts and its feature requests. He is a graphics developer, so its understandable that he wanted to drop it.

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Quoting: andy155Note: The setup script setup_dxvk.sh was no longer deemed useful and got removed.
Bad idea and a step backwards. ;(((

He doesn't want to deal with it. Its linux. Fork it or create your own script to hook it up. It doesn't really have to be part of DXVK anyway imo.

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Strange. I have 2x 2560x1440 screens (DP) and 1x 4K TV (Connected via HDMI). Zero issues with those

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Didnt notice any of the VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST problems with previous 525.78 drivers. But good to have drivers updated. No issues to report. Seems to work perfectly

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