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Quoting: IzberionI don't mind. Delaying it just means it will work better.

Don't bet on it. How many times have we waited months or years for a Windows only game to get a Linux port only to find once it's released it's a bug filled bag of crap?

Larian is not exactly an unknown studio, nor does it carry a negative reputation. I will give it the benefit of the doubt.

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Quoting: GoCorinthiansAhh...duck...im tired of waiting im playing at windows...

Don't give in to temptation. Just play other games for Linux in the mean time. You are also in this group, I see.

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Quoting: RCLThis is why UE4 supports and will continue to support cross-development, to reduce costs of making a Linux version in-house. Not a port, but version - i.e. the same code and content.

Don't Unity and CryEngine do that as well? I am sure Source and some others do it too.

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At this rate, Galaxy will be out before Divinity: Original Sin, and Divinity: Original Sin will be out just in time for Steam Machines.

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Quoting: DeformalFutureSuture, you are saying that like Leszek Godlewski once promised to port game on linux, but never ported it. But he has already ported 2 games on Linux.

I am saying that to show my intention of buying the game once it releases for Linux and not one bit earlier!

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No Tux, no bucks! Will buy several copies at full price once the game is out for Linux.

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Quoting: Astro

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Quoting: BeamboomThis right here is what I talk about in my post above. Ferals work on Xcom is the exact opposite of garbage, it's one of the best ports to Linux so far, and to sit an spew out stuff like this on forums on the net... We're just in no position whatsoever to do so!

A lot of people contact me after reading my comments about Feral. We talk and I recommend them contact Feral and ask them don't port any more games on linux. So, I don't need to argue with you here. Sorry, nothing personal. What I need is just leaving my comments and do what I do.

GamingOnLinux has had a spotless community in my eyes so far. That changed for me when I read this comment, especially the bit in bold. Please do not post here again unless you stop being so completely and utterly obnoxious. I mean, seriously, what the actual fudge? You must be a troll.

I'm not a troll.

You are. You very clearly are. Read the bit in bold again. How is sabotaging the efforts of those few developers and publishers who do support us not trolling? Tell me. How is ruining this endeavour, one that was unbelievable to ever happen a mere few years ago, for the vast majority of us not trolling? Tell me.

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Quoting: Astro

Quoting: BeamboomThis right here is what I talk about in my post above. Ferals work on Xcom is the exact opposite of garbage, it's one of the best ports to Linux so far, and to sit an spew out stuff like this on forums on the net... We're just in no position whatsoever to do so!

A lot of people contact me after reading my comments about Feral. We talk and I recommend them contact Feral and ask them don't port any more games on linux. So, I don't need to argue with you here. Sorry, nothing personal. What I need is just leaving my comments and do what I do.

GamingOnLinux has had a spotless community in my eyes so far. That changed for me when I read this comment, especially the bit in bold. Please do not post here again unless you stop being so completely and utterly obnoxious. I mean, seriously, what the actual fudge? You must be a troll.

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Quoting: minjI couldn't resist and got it during Halloween sale

It should be fairly easy to resist considering how A) there is no Linux client and so you cannot play the game and B) there will be more sales where the game will likely be even cheaper and C) you will not count as a Linux sale, defaulting instead to a Windows sale, making our measly market share even smaller than it already is.

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I don't follow. The Steam Hardware & Software Survey, for October of 2014, mentions a Linux user market share of 1.12%. Where did 1.18% come from?

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