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In reply to a comment asking about macOS/Linux they said this:
[…] Throughout DLC development we've also been very busy working on various platforms for all of the Metro series. We recently confirmed the linux version and will reveal the launch date for that soon. […]
Really great to see it get confirmed multiple times now, strange though how they were so quiet on it before it hit Steam to no be so willing to talk about it when asked. Having all the Metro games on Linux is going to be great though, a full series for us. Seems it's had a warm reception on Steam too, with it now having a "Very Positive" user rating from well over ten thousand people.
Once they do talk about dates, we will let you know. Will you be picking up a copy when it's out for Linux officially?
You can check out Metro Exodus on Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Quoting: celphyQuoting: Lolo01Clearly a purchase for me when it comes out on Linux.
Apart from the Feral ports, we don't have too many AAA's lately.
Quoting: celphyPretty torn over here. EGS's exclusivity is a no-go for me.Well, Exodus is no more an exclusivity.
But I'd like to support a Linux version ASAP.
Let me clarify that:
A developer that has decided to enter into an exclusivity deal with Epic is not someone I want to support.
In the end they are placing money over consumer interests and hoping it works out in their favour.
I personally don't want it to pay off so I'd rather not buy those games.
I don't think developers has any influence over store deals , you should blame publishers.
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Godd news, but they got an year to plan this ahead, could did it earlier.
I will get as soon it launch.
I will get as soon it launch.
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Well, those of you who know me will not be surprised I'll be all over this release. :)
An obvious purchase imo, and with the current state of things I'd argue more so than ever!
An obvious purchase imo, and with the current state of things I'd argue more so than ever!
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Quoting: celphyQuoting: Lolo01Clearly a purchase for me when it comes out on Linux.
Apart from the Feral ports, we don't have too many AAA's lately.
Quoting: celphyPretty torn over here. EGS's exclusivity is a no-go for me.Well, Exodus is no more an exclusivity.
But I'd like to support a Linux version ASAP.
Let me clarify that:
A developer that has decided to enter into an exclusivity deal with Epic is not someone I want to support.
In the end they are placing money over consumer interests and hoping it works out in their favour.
I personally don't want it to pay off so I'd rather not buy those games.
If you don't buy it, the publisher will see it and think that Linux ports aren't worth doing, because they don't sell.
If you buy it, the publisher will see that it sells on Steam and that this is where the money is. It's one unit sold less on the Epic Store.
Think about the signals you're sending.
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Quoting: kuhpunktIf you don't buy it, the publisher will see it and think that Linux ports aren't worth doing, because they don't sell.
If you buy it, the publisher will see that it sells on Steam and that this is where the money is. It's one unit sold less on the Epic Store.
Think about the signals you're sending.
You could also say: If you buy it, the publisher will see that the exclusivity deal did pay, and that the rest stills buys it a year later on Steam.
It's not my standpoint, but it's not invalid either.
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Quoting: EikeQuoting: kuhpunktIf you don't buy it, the publisher will see it and think that Linux ports aren't worth doing, because they don't sell.
If you buy it, the publisher will see that it sells on Steam and that this is where the money is. It's one unit sold less on the Epic Store.
Think about the signals you're sending.
You could also say: If you buy it, the publisher will see that the exclusivity deal did pay, and that the rest stills buys it a year later on Steam.
It's not my standpoint, but it's not invalid either.
Yes, but not buying it now on Steam (for Linux) would make the situation worse, wouldn't it?
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Quoting: kuhpunktYes, but not buying it now on Steam (for Linux) would make the situation worse, wouldn't it?
I absolutely think so. I might see it differently if I were on Windows. (But probably not even then.)
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Now if only we could get a similar announcement for Borderlands 3 (announced yesterday to come to Steam on the 13th of March). Come on Feral!
Last edited by Salvatos on 28 February 2020 at 1:53 pm UTC
Last edited by Salvatos on 28 February 2020 at 1:53 pm UTC
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Quoting: SalvatosNow if only we could get a similar announcement for Borderlands 3 (announced yesterday to come to Steam on the 13th of March). Come on Feral!
Didn't they do the previous Linux versions themselves?
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Quoting: EikeQuoting: SalvatosNow if only we could get a similar announcement for Borderlands 3 (announced yesterday to come to Steam on the 13th of March). Come on Feral!
Didn't they do the previous Linux versions themselves?
No Feral did the Mac port of BL1, Aspyr did the Mac+Linux ports of BL2. But seeing as Aspyr can't be bothered to bring the last update to Linux, I suspect most people would prefer to have it done by Feral.
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