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PAYDAY 2 on Linux & SteamOS, some thoughts & port report
29 March 2016 at 8:13 am UTC

Quoting: s8as8aRAM: 16 GB DDR3 1600 MHz (but, dmidecode -t 17 says Speed: 1600 MHz and Configured Clock Speed: 1333 MHz - if someone knows what this means and why it is the case, please let me know, because if it means that my RAM is running slower than it should, I don't understand why)
USB 2.0 5400 RPM HDD
Check your uefi/bios setup. Try enabling XMP if it's not already on or set the frequency manually. This seems to be pretty common, even with big brand motherboards and memory.

Atari Vault released for Windows, Linux build coming soon
27 March 2016 at 7:58 pm UTC Likes: 2

Quoting: rustybroomhandleSo yeah, tone it down.
Yeah, Boss, you heard the man. Remember your place and be happy with whatever trickles down to us second class citizens. Honest communication is obviously too much to ask, unless you represent more than two percent of the gaming public.

Well done, Sir (or Madam) Handle. Now you can move on and tell the next guy what they are allowed to do on their own damn site.

Human Resource Machine has an open beta for Linux
26 March 2016 at 8:17 am UTC

Quoting: Guest
QuoteIMPORTANT! To get this to work, you will have to already have the game in your Steam library
Does this mean to get the Linux version I have to install the Windows version?

Typical!
You don't need to install the Windows version. Just have the game in your library.

I can see no reason to pay for the privilege of being a beta tester though. The game seems fun, but--as always--I'll wait until it's done and is officially released on Linux.

Amos from Itch has written a guide to distributing self-contained Linux builds
26 March 2016 at 8:16 am UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: MyeulCDon't forget to also export LC_ALL=C
I'd argue that this should only be done when necessary. Game developers should learn to make use of the locale settings instead of ignoring and stumbling on them.

Human Resource Machine has an open beta for Linux
25 March 2016 at 8:24 pm UTC

Seems like something I might enjoy.

Tomb Raider, the excellent 2013 game is officially coming to Linux from Feral Interactive
25 March 2016 at 8:38 am UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: HalifaxIt's like they brought in the the Lifetime Channel to write the script that had to be approved by a moral majority conservative Mormon panel. I don't need my video games taking themselves soooo seriously.

It's not like I'm so predictably boring I *just* want her to be a bigger breasted shallow sex symbol like she basically was before - reinvent her in some interesting flawed way, then - but don't make her a boring Lifetime channel movie paragon of good wholesome virtues and politically correct messages.
That's big budget, hollywood-style, marketing-driven design for you. I'm sure Rhianna Pratchett is quite competent as a writer, but big business doesn't like taking risks.

Quoting: HalifaxMake her a drunken slut that can't make a good decision to save her life. Make her find out she's actually adopted trailer trash who's not actually from her British parents. Make her a trainwreck where you just can't wait to get to the next video flashback log from an old friend to find out even more screwed up stuff she's done. "Yeah! This is Sarah.... Thanks Laura, so you had to sleep with both my sister and my husband, on Valentines day - at the SAME time? If I ever see you again (etc etc)".
And now you lost me. This is the other thing I dislike in current American entertainment. Every damn action movie starts with some big baddie murdering and raping the protagonist, his/her family, the family dog and the neighbour's pet pony. And every damn protagonist f**ks up absolutely everything for the first third of the movie, using drugs/booze/whatever to cope with their trauma. But that's okay, it's not unrealistically over-dramatic; It's edgy!

So basically I agree that entertainment often takes itself too seriously and is very reluctant to break the mold, but taking notes from bad fan fiction and going overboard with the drama isn't the answer. In fact I'd say you're proposing two incompatible extremes here.

A review of point-and-click adventure Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet, now on Steam
22 March 2016 at 6:52 pm UTC Likes: 1

I love me some Nelly. And so does the wife. I absolutely must buy this as soon as I can.

DiRT Rally also looks like it's coming to SteamOS & Linux
21 March 2016 at 9:21 am UTC

Quoting: darkone778And it looks like Dirt showdown is also available. Why do i feel like this has been available for a while now and im just seeing this? lol
VP released the Showdown port like half a year ago. Just do a search for Showdown here on GOL. You'll find several articles on it.

The Interactive Adventures of Dog Mendonça & Pizzaboy now released
15 March 2016 at 12:30 pm UTC

The game looks beautiful. Going right to the top of my alarmingly long wishlist.

Quoting: aL
Quoting: CheesenessI think the voice acting is pretty good in general, but the English script feels a little off (not enough for me to dislike the game, but enough to notice that English is not the native language of the scriptwriters).

Which is okay, because most of us arent english native speakers either :)
Doesn't mean we somehow get more enjoyment out of badly written dialogue. Not in reference to this game in particular, just don't see your point.

Lifeless Planet heading to Linux this month
15 March 2016 at 12:15 pm UTC Likes: 7

Quoting: ziabiceI know, I know, don't buy before release, support the developer, etc. etc. but the game is on sale right now on indiegala store for less than 5 €.
And there will be other sales after the game has been released for Linux.

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