hmm... anyone getting this or this error, or know how to fix it? And it segfaults when I press play from the main menu.

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And I've been so close to buying this game to run in wine... I think I'll wait now :D

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Quoting: TheBossThanks a lot, I hope you don't mind but I'm pinching your image idea but rolling my own based on it :)

Go ahead, I don't mind at all ^_^

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Hmm, never noticed the monthly pledges stopped went ahead and started that again. Keep up the good work, don't want my homepage to go down :D
Oh, and noticed on the "twitter spitter" thing over there you were looking for a banner, here's an attempt... also here too :P

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Yes, can't wait! I loved Overlord on the Wii!

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The new Doom
Any classic RTS from Blizzard ( I wish :P )
Witcher 3

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Completed it, and highly recommend it. After the initial figuring out how to get it to start, it was great! I did have a lighting issue though, but to fix it all I had to do was to crank the SSAO up (and no problems after doing that?).

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Quoting: HamishGrim Fandango Remastered lists a DRM free download from Humble under Platforms, but also says the following right above the Summary text:

QuoteGrim Fandango Remastered is provided via Steam Key. For key redemption, a free Steam account is required to play.

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/p/grimfandango_storefront

So which am I supposed to believe here? Can anybody confirm?

Yeah, it's DRM free too (downloading right now). The wording could be a bit better :P

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Mostly the Quake games :P

Co-op games I am playing are the Quakes and Victor Vran.

All the games I am playing for single player are Shadowrun Hong Kong and Divinity Original Sin... on and off, and just got Quake 4 installed natively, so probably that too after I am done with Quake 2.

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Quoting: SamsaiThere are ways to download the data from Steam using a tool called steamcmd or simply by running Steam in Wine. Alternatively you can download the installer from GOG and use innoextract to essentially unzip the contents into a nice directory. All you have to do then is to tell OpenMW where the data files are (it has a setup wizard).

Another way of downloading a Windows game using Linux would be to use this python script. No Wine required, it downloads Windows game data using the Steam Linux client.

Or you could just to it manually and make a file called "appmanifest_APPID.acf" in your "steamapps" folder. Insert this text into the newly created acf file and start up Steam. It will automatically start downloading it.

"AppState"
{
"AppID" "APPID"
"Universe" "1"
"StateFlags" "1026"
}


*replace all "APPID"'s with the game ID that can easily be found on SteamDB (when it is back up though :P )


Edit: a few screenshots of the ease of use :P

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