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Chivalry: Medieval Warfare To Begin Linux Port Testing

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Hi everyone, we'd like to get your help in testing Chivalry for Linux and Mac OS X.

Everyone who owns Chivalry should now have access to the Linux and OS X versions. Currently you will need to switch to a Beta branch to access this, the "linuxtesting" branch (for both OS X and Linux).

To access the port testing beta from the Desktop Steam client, right-click on Chivalry in the library, click Properties, click on the BETAS tab, and choose linuxtesting from the drop-down.

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From Big Picture, open up Chivalry's page in the Library, move left to "Links & More", and down to "Select Beta..."; open this, choose "Ports testing (Linux+Mac)" from the drop-down, and choose OK.




If you can't see the branch, you may need to restart Steam first.

The Linux and Mac OS X builds should run without any additional dependencies required so long as you have Steam installed. Steam should include all the necessary libraries.

Performance on Linux should be roughly what it is on Windows for the same hardware, with potentially up to a 10% difference or so. OS X should be similar. Performance differences are going to come from differences between UE's renderers, and between OpenGL drivers.

We don't have much in the way of Mac hardware, so any performance reports we can get would be helpful, especially if you can compare performance to the game running natively in Windows, but even if not. Comparisons on Linux would also be really helpful.

Please post any bug reports, performance reports, or other feedback to:
Linux: http://forums.tornbanner.com/showthread.php/22792-Linux-Performance-amp-Bug-Reports
Mac OS X: http://forums.tornbanner.com/showthread.php/22793-Mac-OS-Performance-amp-Bug-Reports

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Maelrane Jan 14, 2015
If it downloads 3.6 gigs one more time, I'm going to cry. My connection isn't as fast as I could wish :(
OZSeaford Jan 14, 2015
OK, I get the banner bug, and some graphical glitches.

the main annoyance is that my ping is usually quite stable, at 30-50, yet sometimes I find myself being teleported. No-one else seems to notice me doing these mad teleports, or saying that I lag so am at loss to explain this phenomenon.

But I am aware this is an alpha, and that bugs will be found. there is no game breaking bug, which is good.
DaGGyzo Jan 15, 2015
Quoting: OZSeafordOK, I get the banner bug, and some graphical glitches.

the main annoyance is that my ping is usually quite stable, at 30-50, yet sometimes I find myself being teleported. No-one else seems to notice me doing these mad teleports, or saying that I lag so am at loss to explain this phenomenon.

But I am aware this is an alpha, and that bugs will be found. there is no game breaking bug, which is good.

The current teleporting issue is not latency related, we had a server only patch that brought about a mismatch between server and client.
Sslaxx Jan 15, 2015
Quoting: PicoboomThe launch of this game on Linux is a much needed break in what seems to have become an endless stream of broken Kickstarter promises, never-ending "soon-to-be-released" assurances, and deathly silent developers. It reduces my cynicism about Linux gaming. It makes me less jaded.

It's almost ridiculous how much I needed a game like this to be released, but I needed it.
Pillars of Eternity for one. Definitely not supporting an Obisidian Kickstarter ever again.
kon14 Jan 15, 2015
I posted in the game's official forum bug topic mentioned above yesterday yet the forum informed me that my answer would have to be revised before becoming visible. The last visible post being approved (?) is one from xpander on 09:15 PM (7:15 utc probably). I also replied in an "off-topic" thread and neither of my posts have been approved. Since I don't believe there's anything wrong with them... does anyone actually monitor those threads? Verification for replies in the off-topic category seems a bit strange as well. I did some more testing and really wont to send some feedback. Anyone has any idea?
dubigrasu Jan 15, 2015
Quoting: kon14I posted in the game's official forum bug topic mentioned above yesterday yet the forum informed me that my answer would have to be revised before becoming visible. The last visible post being approved (?) is one from xpander on 09:15 PM (7:15 utc probably). I also replied in an "off-topic" thread and neither of my posts have been approved. Since I don't believe there's anything wrong with them... does anyone actually monitor those threads? Verification for replies in the off-topic category seems a bit strange as well. I did some more testing and really wont to send some feedback. Anyone has any idea?
And I thought I did something wrong...
The same for me, I posted two replies yesterday, none of them was approved.
Maybe they're really short on staff? I saw that they're looking for moderators.
dubigrasu Jan 15, 2015
OK, they fixed that moments ago.
GoCorinthians Jan 16, 2015
thxn! downloading!
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