It saves into .thiswarofmine which is also hidden, just like many, many other programmes, so I don't see how this is that much of an issue.

The graphics errors seem to be related to using the newest Nvidia (beta?) drivers. With the slightly older one from the Ubuntu 14.04 repository it seems to work fine.

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Hmm, played several hours today with zero issues (never had any issues with the anomaly series either... all rock solid). I'm on an Kubuntu 14.04 system with an Nvidia Optimus GPU.

This war of mine is definitely worth playing, however it's quite difficult just to get along with food and sleep... I wish I had more stuff to actually improve my house :(

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Could still be Tesseract, in fact that they are using a "custom" engine does make it more likely that they based if of something MIT licensed. In game editing it a too obscure feature to just add to a prototype for fun...

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Any one got an idea what engine it uses? In-game editing and overall effects might point to something tesseract derived, but since that engine isn't copyleft...

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Looks cool, but Age of Wonders 3 is also coming soon I hope. I guess I will pick this up when it leaves early access.

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*sigh* lets stop arguing about these percentage figures. Besides all the things already mentioned, Steam is a fast growing platform, so most likely there are just more new Windows users than there are new Linux users thus driving the percentage down. However that doesn't mean that there are less Linux users.
The total number of steam users is also not all that interesting, as there are so many F2P accounts on it (especially under windows). The only figure that would matter is the revenue created by Linux users, but Valve isn't publishing that figure.

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Would be great though if there was a thin ARM/Android compatible streaming client play games on your smart TV, tablet, dev-board etc.

Maybe the nvidia shield compatibe limelight open-source client could be extended to work with steam streaming not only through the Nvidia driver?

http://limelight-stream.com/

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No vendor lock-in for the important stuff (i.e. not games, where Steam is ok) and these days I actually think Linux is superior to the alternatives (its atrocious to have to use a Windows computer once you are used to Linux). I used to game on Windows but having things on Linux directly is much more convenient, and my next PC will not have Windows at all (waste of HD space on my current old one already).

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Such a tease with the open sourcing of a new project, especially since it mentions steamworks support on his trello board, meaning that it must be a relatively new title :)

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Quoting: valczirI love S2Games. I wish I felt the same way about MOBAs, simply so I could keep supporting S2Games; Unfortunately, MOBA is easily among my least favourite genres.

I would love to see a Savage 3, though. Savage and Savage 2 were giddy fun, and I never encountered serious hostility in them.

This is sadly so true :(

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