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Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation [GOG][Steam][Official Site] will come to Linux if Stardock see enough requests for it. The CEO of Stardock has requested to see how much interest there is.
If you don't know what it is, here's a trailer to give you an idea:
From the Steam forum, Stardock's CEO posted:
It already has 10 pages of replies.
So if you're interested and would actually buy a copy if it gets a Linux release, head to the Steam topic to give your support.
As a massive fan of strategy titles like this, it has my full support.
Hopefully Stardock are smart enough to not do it just for the money, the game itself would be more alive with a few thousand+ extra players for the online play. We all know these types of real time strategy games aren't as popular as they once were, if they want the game to stay alive, they need the extra players. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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From the Steam forum, Stardock's CEO posted:
QuoteWith the Vulkan work coming to an end, we are considering the port to Linux.
If you are interested in a Linux version, please sign here.
It already has 10 pages of replies.
So if you're interested and would actually buy a copy if it gets a Linux release, head to the Steam topic to give your support.
As a massive fan of strategy titles like this, it has my full support.
Hopefully Stardock are smart enough to not do it just for the money, the game itself would be more alive with a few thousand+ extra players for the online play. We all know these types of real time strategy games aren't as popular as they once were, if they want the game to stay alive, they need the extra players. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Avehicle7887 May 27, 2017
Should this happen, I hope they will provide it to GOG. This bad trend of not providing Linux ports to GOG has to stop (Looking at you Deep Silver).
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Yup signed as well.
Seems 2017 is summer of RTS with this DoW3 and Sudden Strike 3
Seems 2017 is summer of RTS with this DoW3 and Sudden Strike 3
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Signed up and wallet is ready. Thanks for the post. I wouldn't have known about it if it wasn't for GOL!
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Signed.. would love this
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cRaZy-bisCuiT May 28, 2017
I'll definitely sign this one up when I'm back at the computer and will ask all my friends using Linux to do so as well, if there're interested. (:
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Is it just me or does this seem a lot like supreme commander: forged alliance?
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Signed we need more games like this on linux and the more games we get over to linux the more other publishers take notice
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I really like this game, it reminds me of starcraft2. I'm gonna buy it when it releases for Linux.
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Quoting: TcheyQuoting: pete910Quoting: MintedGamerI would definitely buy this game for Linux, there aren't enough RTS games like this any more.
Tbh I've been waiting on a modern Supreme Commander for linux for what feels like an eternity !
According to my reading over the last few months (or years already ?), it's not a modern SupCom, it's not a bad RTS but it's a different taste than TA/SupCom.
I didn't mean as a "new supcom" just in the way it works/plays. Was a big fan of TA/Supcom.
Quoting: AudiQuoting: pete910Quoting: MintedGamerI would definitely buy this game for Linux, there aren't enough RTS games like this any more.
Tbh I've been waiting on a modern Supreme Commander for linux for what feels like an eternity !
Did you ever check out Planetary Annihilation: TITANS? It is made by some of the same developers from Supreme Commander. I really liked it and it's available in Linux.
As for this game, I posted my support for it yesterday and will definitely buy if released on Linux as it's my only system, and the options in bug titles is limited.
already have it , It's not bad I admit, something don't quite click for me with it. know idea why .
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Quoting: Avehicle7887Should this happen, I hope they will provide it to GOG. This bad trend of not providing Linux ports to GOG has to stop (Looking at you Deep Silver).
Not just them though GOG has not bothered to port have the dosbox emulated games or really any of the recent EA The saboteur for example works flawlessly under wine, no reason why it should not be native.
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Hhhmmmm... What the hell, Stardock??!!
1st the Linux support was promised on your roadmap for late 2016/early 2017.
Then, Linux support was pushed to sometime "in the future", expected late 2017 or even later.
Then, any mention of anything even remotely touching Linux support disappeared quietly from all your development roadmaps on Steam and your webpage and even now is not in there anywhere.
And now, a year after initial Early Access release, with originally promised Linux support, you have the guts to come back to ask the Linux community "if there is interest, we *might* port it"? Are you f*cking kidding me??!!
It is this game, which taught me not to spend my € on the promised future Linux support, cuz the developers might change their minds not to support Linux, if this suites them...
Very bad attitude, which I would expect from EA, not from Stardock...
1st the Linux support was promised on your roadmap for late 2016/early 2017.
Then, Linux support was pushed to sometime "in the future", expected late 2017 or even later.
Then, any mention of anything even remotely touching Linux support disappeared quietly from all your development roadmaps on Steam and your webpage and even now is not in there anywhere.
And now, a year after initial Early Access release, with originally promised Linux support, you have the guts to come back to ask the Linux community "if there is interest, we *might* port it"? Are you f*cking kidding me??!!
It is this game, which taught me not to spend my € on the promised future Linux support, cuz the developers might change their minds not to support Linux, if this suites them...
Very bad attitude, which I would expect from EA, not from Stardock...
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Signed
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Quoting: BoldosHhhmmmm... What the hell, Stardock??!!
1st the Linux support was promised on your roadmap for late 2016/early 2017.
Then, Linux support was pushed to sometime "in the future", expected late 2017 or even later.
Then, any mention of anything even remotely touching Linux support disappeared quietly from all your development roadmaps on Steam and your webpage and even now is not in there anywhere.
And now, a year after initial Early Access release, with originally promised Linux support, you have the guts to come back to ask the Linux community "if there is interest, we *might* port it"? Are you f*cking kidding me??!!
It is this game, which taught me not to spend my € on the promised future Linux support, cuz the developers might change their minds not to support Linux, if this suites them...
Very bad attitude, which I would expect from EA, not from Stardock...
Yeah my thoughts exactly. But it seems that opinions like this on this matter will be removed from the comments.
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Quoting: ZuulQuoting: BoldosHhhmmmm... What the hell, Stardock??!!
1st the Linux support was promised on your roadmap for late 2016/early 2017.
Then, Linux support was pushed to sometime "in the future", expected late 2017 or even later.
Then, any mention of anything even remotely touching Linux support disappeared quietly from all your development roadmaps on Steam and your webpage and even now is not in there anywhere.
And now, a year after initial Early Access release, with originally promised Linux support, you have the guts to come back to ask the Linux community "if there is interest, we *might* port it"? Are you f*cking kidding me??!!
It is this game, which taught me not to spend my € on the promised future Linux support, cuz the developers might change their minds not to support Linux, if this suites them...
Very bad attitude, which I would expect from EA, not from Stardock...
Yeah my thoughts exactly. But it seems that opinions like this on this matter will be removed from the comments.
Yeah, my apologies for being this expressive, but when I saw the news, I got enraged.
I already supported them by buying the game when it got released on early access (with the hopes that I will get a Linux&Vulkan RTS game some day, as was promised). And of course I'm VERY glad that Stardock is willing to go this way. But they did not keep their promise; they also act as if nothing happened... So it must be stated that their behaviour is not correct and is not clean; this is what developer studios just must not do...
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Quoting: BoldosHhhmmmm... What the hell, Stardock??!!
1st the Linux support was promised on your roadmap for late 2016/early 2017.
Then, Linux support was pushed to sometime "in the future", expected late 2017 or even later.
Then, any mention of anything even remotely touching Linux support disappeared quietly from all your development roadmaps on Steam and your webpage and even now is not in there anywhere.
And now, a year after initial Early Access release, with originally promised Linux support, you have the guts to come back to ask the Linux community "if there is interest, we *might* port it"? Are you f*cking kidding me??!!
It is this game, which taught me not to spend my € on the promised future Linux support, cuz the developers might change their minds not to support Linux, if this suites them...
Very bad attitude, which I would expect from EA, not from Stardock...
I remember looking at this game on Early Access and almost buying it because they said that it would come to Linux once Vulkan support was in place. At the end I decided against buying it as Stardock had, and still has, as far as I know, zero record of bringing games to Linux and only have made empty promises until now.
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Quoting: LeopardI wonder about something Liam.Probably from a gift at somepoint, forgot I even had it. Do people really feel the need to query why I own games? Strange.
Why you have that game in your library already?
As i can see from your profile , you are not dual booting with Windows too. I can't get it.
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Quoting: liamdaweQuoting: LeopardI wonder about something Liam.Probably from a gift at somepoint, forgot I even had it. Do people really feel the need to query why I own games? Strange.
Why you have that game in your library already?
As i can see from your profile , you are not dual booting with Windows too. I can't get it.
The pains of being famous :P
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Quoting: liamdaweQuoting: LeopardI wonder about something Liam.Probably from a gift at somepoint, forgot I even had it. Do people really feel the need to query why I own games? Strange.
Why you have that game in your library already?
As i can see from your profile , you are not dual booting with Windows too. I can't get it.
The scandal! Public linux fanatic turns out to be a closet windows user ^_~
Seriously, my guess is that it could look like you got some top-secret linux preview or beta version...
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Quoting: liamdaweQuoting: LeopardI wonder about something Liam.Probably from a gift at somepoint, forgot I even had it. Do people really feel the need to query why I own games? Strange.
Why you have that game in your library already?
As i can see from your profile , you are not dual booting with Windows too. I can't get it.
You are one of the advocates of no Tux , no bucks policy. That why i asked
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