http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pTtr1fpDLb8
The guys at Unknown Worlds are at it again, Natural Selection 2 has a new major version named "Dropship" that adds some really sweet features.
New Stuff
Organised play - An entirely new way to setup a game, making it easy to setup matches with multiple people. They say doing something like starting a 6v6 game is a few button clicks away, very nifty for tournments.
NS2World Championship Emblems - The finalists in their tournament have each gotten a unique DLC emblem you can buy on Steam that get displayed on your player, 50% of the proceeds go to each team too, so you help fund NS2 e-sports by doing it.
They have also fixed a massive amount of issues, they weren't kidding when they called it a "monster changelog", a major highlight is this:
Consistency checking now uses a much faster algorithm which in many cases may decrease load-times, thank the gods.
See the full update post here. They haven't even listed all the fixes, they claim around 9,000 bugs where fixed, holy cow!
Unknown Worlds are a developer I can easily back, the game is not only fun, but well supported.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
The guys at Unknown Worlds are at it again, Natural Selection 2 has a new major version named "Dropship" that adds some really sweet features.
New Stuff
Organised play - An entirely new way to setup a game, making it easy to setup matches with multiple people. They say doing something like starting a 6v6 game is a few button clicks away, very nifty for tournments.
NS2World Championship Emblems - The finalists in their tournament have each gotten a unique DLC emblem you can buy on Steam that get displayed on your player, 50% of the proceeds go to each team too, so you help fund NS2 e-sports by doing it.
They have also fixed a massive amount of issues, they weren't kidding when they called it a "monster changelog", a major highlight is this:
Consistency checking now uses a much faster algorithm which in many cases may decrease load-times, thank the gods.
See the full update post here. They haven't even listed all the fixes, they claim around 9,000 bugs where fixed, holy cow!
Unknown Worlds are a developer I can easily back, the game is not only fun, but well supported.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I miss achievements :-/
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nice 
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Played the tutorial for a bit. Got somewhat into the alien bit before it crashed.
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Well supported ?? Hmm.. Sorry ! http://forums.unknownworlds.com/discussion/132765/game-crash-when-shooting
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Well supported ?? Hmm.. Sorry ! http://forums.unknownworlds.com/discussion/132765/game-crash-when-shooting
In terms of well supported I believe this means that the devs are actively releasing patches.
However , the lack of good enough debugging tools on linux is an issue that Valve is trying to tackle.
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Well supported ?? Hmm.. Sorry ! http://forums.unknownworlds.com/discussion/132765/game-crash-when-shooting
I also now have that issue.
I fixed it by disabling the Steam overlay from steams right click menu on NS2, an odd fix, but the same happens with another game.
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Tha ks for the help liamdawe, but I disabled Steam Community on NS2 and it didn't solve the problem :/
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