like said -force-opengl needs to be used to launch this to avoid white flashing and some graphical glitches.
Sadly that means older opengl rendering path and much worse performance than with newer glcore.

i like the game so far, it reminds me a bit Scrap Mechanic's building mechanisms (which sadly isnt for linux, but using opengl).

and ofc some quick gameplay video:

View video on youtube.com

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LOL

thats actually pretty nice.. hope the price is fair when it comes out

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Quoting: cxphergmailcomWine is bad for gaming on Linux imo.

I'd rather the focus be on imommu with KVM going forward if that's the case. Anything is better than Wine.

Wine is however, good for Office applications and other productivity apps not available on Linux.

and that means you still have to install that garbage OS.

i'd take wine every day over that.

as for No Man's Sky. I't works pretty good indeed under wine:

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I'd love to see the Linux official client for it, i quite enjoy the game tbh.
Luckily we will get Planet Nomads soon™

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Haven't been able to play games much lately, but some [Life is Strange](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1bqc4U7FQQ) - really like it.
And a little bit of [Alone in Space](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH2AkTh-764) - not bad game, but could use some atmospheric music and a bit more polishing

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Quoting: PerkeleenVittupTrue dat. BTW, Nomme Kalju just beat Maccabi Haifa in UCL qualifiers after penalties =)

WHAT? what is UCL? .. i have no idea what you talking about.. i have heard the name Nõmme Kalju somewhere in the local news, but doesnt trigger what it is

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and my quick video (WARNING - SPOILERS):

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seems to run really good.
GPU usage 60-75%
CPU usage (all 8 cores combined) ~42%

1080p all maxed

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Quoting: m2mg2Nvidia driver 367??? That isn't even Fedora repo's. I only uninstalled the repo binary driver 35-something and compiled the binary from Nvidia a couple of weeks ago to get Vulkan support. Are they using Vulkan, what would the reason to require such a recent driver be? Seems like the majority of Linux users would not have this version, am I wrong?

367.27 is quite old already, 367.35 is a thing atm
i don't know why some distros hold back driver updates... its just stupid imo

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Quoting: Avehicle7887Looks good but there's something not clicking for me: A game released in 2007 and runs at only 100 fps on a 980ti? Sorry if I sound like a party pooper, but I'm not impressed. I'd really like to see an fps comparison with the Windows version.

why?, i dont think its important, its a port afterall and i doubt anyone is gaming with the hardware from 2006-2007

would ofc be nice to see if it runs 60fps with lower end hardware from few years ago

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Will it be redeemable in steam when i buy from VP store?
i just don't want to have games from different places and deal with manual updates.

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ok. im really talented!



link:here [External Link]

looks so good on the desktop, you just must use it:
link [External Link]

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