This is gonna be an exciting release. PS1 and PS2 are my fav consoles. I regret not buying any original PS1 games back when they were common and prices weren't through the roof. However I did keep a few PS2 rpg's for emulator use.

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And on that day DooMCraft was born. Cool project.

Never had the patience for Minecraft. I tried Minetest but got bored fast.

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I regret not buying it for PS2 when it got released. To see it now coming to PC, and Linux too? That's a must have.

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Quoting: whizse

Quoting: Avehicle7887Any help would be appreciated :)

I think you used to have to set VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr (or dxr11) to enable it in VKD3D?

Might want to check the logs from Wine/VKD3D if that doesn't work.

Thank you, that was it. I used the 'dxr11' option.

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For anyone curious how Control looks and performs with RT on at max details here's a couple of screenshots:

RT Off:


RT On (highest settings):

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Any AMD user managed to get ray tracing working? Speaking of Control in specific.

Steps I've taken so far:

- Compiled Mesa 21.3.0
- Downloaded VKD3D-Proton
- Made sure the game is running DX12 not DX11 (I've even renamed the DX11 exe to make sure it doesn't launch it).
- Running recent Wine (6.19) with a clean prefix.
- Overrides used "d3d12.dll and "d3dcompiler_47".
- Wine Prefix is set to 'Windows 10'
- "export RADV_PERFTEST=rt" is also enabled.

Despite all that, the Ray Tracing option is grayed out and I'm at a loss what I could be missing.

Aside from that, everything is working as expected with OpenGL and DXVK.

Any help would be appreciated :)

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€640 for entry level is a steep price. With that amount you can get a Deskmini X300 with a desktop 5600G CPU which makes for a much faster mini PC.

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I've been in a mood for ARPG's lately and this might just be the excuse to play Diablo again

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This looks like the kind of 11" laptop I've been looking for to replace my old one.

There is a tiny bit of problem and it's not not the price, but the ram. It doesnt seem to be upgradable and thats a deal breaker for me.

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Glad they made the right choice. Requiring online access to access additional features in a single player game is a silly idea. As for the devs, not only they shot themselves in the foot with this one due to lost sales. But if I'm not mistaken, even the 2 sequels work in a similar way which bars them from being released on GOG in the future unless they make them work offline (which I don't see them doing).

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Can confirm Blood Omen is running fine in Wine, the GOG release is using some sort of DX Wrapper.

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