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Now while you are at it, get world of tanks to work well with the new graphics update! XD

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Video is set to private or something. Nice, write-up, though. Thanks!

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QuoteAnytime I see RPG I expect either a 2D or 3D RPG where you are actually walking around

Anytime I see RPG, I expect a table with people around it, pen and paper, and possibly dice.

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Quoting: mrdeathjrThis wine fix interesting things as:

Quote-Virtual memory register needed for starwars force unleashed 1

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21536

-Keyboard doesn't work in games launched from Steam when using virtual desktop

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21770

-Skyrim needs more video memory (this bug apparently ffects more on AMD users)

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=29991

-Radeon HD6670 detected as HD3200 (this bug occurs on various AMD cards)

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31891

-And now recognize GTX760 (This card is detected as 8800GTX) and Geforce GTX 750

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3548

And other things

Test concluded with wine 1.7.17 with steam beta and metal gear rising revengeance works

View video on youtube.com

^_^

You are awesome with your wine lol xD You seem to manage to make everything works so well xD How do you do it lol

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If they think DRM is good for their business they're right using it. I know it's not good for me, so I'll stay away from it. In my view, DRM makes piracy look good, sometimes law it's not made in the best general interest.

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This wine fix interesting things as:

Quote-Virtual memory register needed for starwars force unleashed 1

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21536

-Keyboard doesn't work in games launched from Steam when using virtual desktop

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21770

-Skyrim needs more video memory (this bug apparently ffects more on AMD users)

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=29991

-Radeon HD6670 detected as HD3200 (this bug occurs on various AMD cards)

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31891

-And now recognize GTX760 (This card is detected as 8800GTX) and Geforce GTX 750

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3548

And other things

Test concluded with wine 1.7.17 with steam beta and metal gear rising revengeance works

View video on youtube.com

^_^

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NeonXSZ will be coming to Steam on Linux Fall 2014!!! :)

I hear there was a major content update too (3 months of development work).
www.NeonXSZ.com

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I remember when Helloween4545 compared DRM and piracy in a video, saying that people who pirate games have so many advantages compared to people who have to bother with DRM that it's ridiculous.

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I have 0 tolerance to DRM.

Even the gamers so beloved Steam.

The unique DRM I stand is Direct Render Manager.


As for my personal platforms preference :

1 - Humble Store / Bundle / Weekly <-- I only buy DRM-Free bundles / games

2 - Desura <-- This has DRM-Free Linux games too

3 - GoG.com <-- For DRM-Free Windows games, and future Linux ones

4 - Groupees. <-- Sporadically they have some interesting bundles of the style

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As long as my downloads/installs are not limited and doesn't restrict single player, Having DRM does not dissuade me from buying a game... hell Steam is one big DRM platform. I think online-focused games get more benefits from DRM since most need you to authenticate a CD key or whatnot with their servers to play online. Pirating games with DRM also means you don't get updates, since you would have to crack every single updated executable. I do agree games like Sim City have taken it too far, though. There has to be some kind of balance.

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I thought they went out of business?

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Man I was really hoping mists of stagnation would go linux. I was looking into the comments and got a tentative maybe from it, Oh well...we'll see.

The games listed above + Popup Dungeons, Draconian Wars all look pretty good. Nice to see NeonXSZ on that list as well.

Worth mentioning was CubeZ is going UE4, so possible we may see a port of that as well.

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My impression is that DRM is mostly there to prevent games from leaking before the retail launch, that way it at least takes pirates a few days to prepare a crack before torrenting goes rampant and preorderers won't pirate the game just to get it earlier.

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Yea apparently its still very early alpha

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Nice to see, i thought the game was dead and i uninstalled it since no one was playing in the linux server just bots... I'm happy and i will reinstall when i can play with true players .

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As long as the DRM they use is Steam, Origin, or Uplay, then I don't care what developers think. I find all three platforms good enough to use. :D

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Just bought & downloaded BS1 via Steam & despite the fact that it only lists windoze & mac as the compatible OS's, it plays fine on my Kubuntu system :)

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7 gb??? ese juego es pesado entonces

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The lack of single player prevents me from playing more than a test round, but I like the concept!

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I can only speak for myself on this. I don't pirate games, so releasing a game DRM free will not produce a lost sale. However, releasing a game with bad or overly restrictive DRM will produce a lost sale. In some cases, I may buy a game with DRM, but not until it is dirt cheap.

UPlay - I would have pre-ordered Watch Dogs if Ubisoft wasn't using UPlay. I won't even buy it for $1 if it uses UPlay.

Origin - I only buy some EA games on Origin, and that is only if the game is not available on Steam without Origin. I think the only Origin games I have are the Bioware titles.

Steam - If I have to live with some DRM, then this is the place. Even here, I only buy games after the price has dropped and there is a big sale. My average purchase is between $5 and $10. The rare exception are games that are meant for online multiplayer only, like Left for Dead or Killing Floor.

GOG - Gaming heaven. If it is available here, then this is where I buy it. I don't mind paying full price to support a company that believes in DRM free. I pre-ordered The Witcher 2 from GOG.

I don't know why I posted so much, maybe it's because I hate DRM.

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There is no magical form of DRM that prevents piracy while being convenient for 100% of paying customers 100% of the time. Hell, is there any magical form of DRM that prevents piracy?

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I have a feeling that you are preaching to the choir here.
Personally I hope that the companies with the funds, test every kind of DRM they can think of, so that both proper data can be found on the issue, and so that people might get burnt more often for games they buy, and then hopefully become better informed customers, through necessity.

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Quoting: Disharmonic

Quoting: AnonymousThe $15, $30 and $50 tiers don't have "early playable beta access" as a reward.

I think they really dropped the ball with how they handled beta access. Once they launched into early access they should have given all backers a key and not asked for extra money(There was an upgrade option).

Quoting: LapinoplIts still not "available on my platform", any ideas why?

Have you tried restarting Steam?

I did, and nothing, but few minutes ago it appeared in my library so its all good now:D

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Quoting: AnonymousThe $15, $30 and $50 tiers don't have "early playable beta access" as a reward.

I think they really dropped the ball with how they handled beta access. Once they launched into early access they should have given all backers a key and not asked for extra money(There was an upgrade option).

Quoting: LapinoplIts still not "available on my platform", any ideas why?

Have you tried restarting Steam?

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Its still not "available on my platform", any ideas why?

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Thanks for sharing this mod, Half-Life cooperative is like a dream coming true =D

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Quoting: Half-ShotBloody Hell, I presumed that ND was Left 4 Dead. That's amazing they managed to give it the final push on just raw enthusiasm. Good Job GameConnect, you guys ROCK!

I see what you did there ;)

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Quoting: toorWell I kickstarted it and I have no link or steam key on their website https://rangercenter.inxile-entertainment.com/
How have u managed to get it?

You would have to have paid 55$ or more to be eligible for the beta. Otherwise they will send you a key when the first stable version comes out, but that will take some time (until they squeeze as much money as they can from the early access).

I am also a backer and I can't wait to play it. It looks awesome.

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The video doesn't convince mee, but it's important that mani sw house keep supporting linux.

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Quoting: GoCorinthiansGreat to know...now just waiting a promo...

I do the same, the game seems great, the price actualy is too high.

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