Quoting: Cheeseness

Quoting: oldrocker99The many different *nix distros can be a barrier to developers as far as official support .


This is unfortunately true; Armello and a few others would not run for me when I tried Manjaro :( . I went back to Ubuntu MATE (running 16.04 beta, and it's stable as hell).

If you happen to still have a Manjaro install lying around, I'd be keen to know more about this and see if we can get a fix worked out. I've helped the Armello devs work through Linux issues before and would be glad to get to the bottom of what's going on there.

Chances are that it's going to be something that's relevant to other distros (perhaps it could even have been this Steam Runtime issue which wasn't an issue on then-current versions of Ubuntu, but would eventually have been a problem as newer Ubuntu releases started shipping newer libraries). Since these sorts of things usually end up effecting everybody, it's hard to think of them as fragmentation issues.

This is interesting. It worked for me on my Manjaro. When I am home I will check if this is still the case.

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Quoting: HalifaxGo ahead and start with the down-voting now, this is my give-a-sh** face.

Might I suggest a good proctologist to help with all that butthurt?

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Quoting: ElectricPrismThere Steam Machines will enact the final solution. We will be victorious comrades.

Can we maybe keep nazi lingo off the comments?

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Quoting: Storminator16Also: Double Fine's tweet should have just said "money, money, money, give me your money! You may or may not get an actual game out of us."

Name a single instance in which a game was not delivered. (Say "Spacebase DF-9", I frickin' dare ya).

Your comment is based on nothing but irrational hatred.

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Nooo, iso is best!

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Quoting: emphyeg the riculous skylines eiffel tower et al dlc

wat?

Cities: Skylines has had two paid expansions thus far, both of them adding quite a lot of new content and mechanics.

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Quoting: tuubiDoesn'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.

My point is that a hold a c1 in english being close to have c2 now and i barely noticed that the english was off. Just a different wording that I would normally see in an american movie, but no different than when I go to different region where other words are more common.

That being said, I believe cheeseness is australian. His english sounds a little funny to me most of the time as well :)

I noticed the language thing too. It's not about grammar, since there's no issue with that - more a case of nuance. It's not super jarring, but noticeable. I think we'd need to extract some specific examples.

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Quoting: seveni would rather see some mission and game modes DLC

I'm sure those are coming. It's just easier to release this sort of thing first, since the art team would otherwise have had little to do during the last phase of development and after launch.

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Quoting: rustybroomhandleI play ETS2 using a Logitech Driving Force GT wheel. It works fairly well there (and presumably on ATS also) but on ETS2 at least, the force feedback and rumble was not fully implemented yet. (On Grid Autosport it's fully working)

Even without these features though, a wheel is the best way to play this.

you might want to check here: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/linuxff/discussions/0/405692224235574471/

Yus. It's not a driver issue though - the rumble and force-feedback works perfectly in Grid Autosport. I believe it's just a limited implementation in *TS on Linux.

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I play ETS2 using a Logitech Driving Force GT wheel. It works fairly well there (and presumably on ATS also) but on ETS2 at least, the force feedback and rumble was not fully implemented yet. (On Grid Autosport it's fully working)

Even without these features though, a wheel is the best way to play this.

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