QuoteLet's hope for an early 2019 release

10months later

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Quoting: ObsidianBlkI don't know... I kinda like the idea of potentially forcing the industry into physical distribution once more, but I'm not so naive to think that would actually happen.

i dont think linux gaming would have come so far with DISCs
which store would sell linux games? it is physical storage the owner has to pay for. of course they would have more windows games

it is a very difficult topic. i understand both sides.
if valve goes down, all you games are gone..... but if you have a DVD, the DVD also is useless afers some years
and maybe you cant even install it anymore, because your newer OS doesnt support it
on steam they can change all files easily

i think as it is, it is good

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Quoting: mylkasoo i gonna make some epic accounts and then i sell the free games i got.....

another good point, we can forget about free keys!

but you could sell your games and maybe you get games cheaper

it has its pros and cons

maybe valve and co charges us for each download. 1cent/GB or sth like that

Imagine the ruling comes to effect, now only the french ppl can sell their free copies they got from humble bundle. That would really unfair.

it would be EU law, so the whole EU can resell games
i mean i also can sell my DVD, Book, or anything else

as i said.... pay for the download

i am thinking of google.... they need more money for stadia, but now i could sell all my games there and someone can play the game without giving google any money

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Quoting: mylkasoo i gonna make some epic accounts and then i sell the free games i got.....

another good point, we can forget about free keys!

but you could sell your games and maybe you get games cheaper

it has its pros and cons

maybe valve and co charges us for each download. 1cent/GB or sth like that

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soo i gonna make some epic accounts and then i sell the free games i got.....

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you can download
https://github.com/srmojuze/Refresh2025/releases



RADV/ACO

and you can start it with RADV_PERFTEST=llvm ./Refresh2025.x86_64

then it is just RADV

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QuoteI don't have a Linux machine right now to test but its supposed to "just work".

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1012610/discussions/0/1628537372817242296/

i know developers, who dont agree


can you do an interview with this developer about porting a game to linux and mac....
sounds kinda ID with DOOM

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Quoting: zkarjI'd rather wait for Linux port than purchase Windows version, however long that takes. No reason to give developers a leeway to not focus on Linux port.

30% goes right to valve, so they can support linux and ubisoft sees you play it on linux

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does DXVK hud work on games i add as non-steam games?
i have some gog games installed on windows and when i add them as non-steam-game on linux.... some work, but the HUD does not work.... any solution?

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Quoting: einherjarIs this the next flop from Valve?

I begin to worry. They face more and more competition (EGS, Stadia,..) but it seems, they can't manage to make a real successing game.

A lot of new games did also not come to Steam. And the Valve Index is in the topsellers, but it is a niche product...

which successful games do epic and stadia have?
fortnite and............?
valve still got CS, DOTA, TF2

Stadia starts soon, with good games announced, but ok let them start first

EPIC: Borderlands 3, Ghost Recon, Anno 1800, Metro Exodus, Fortnite, The Divison 2, and Cyberpunk to come
Also they have: Unreal Engine, Easy Anti Cheat. Compared to Source Engine and VAC that is superior (sad but true)

what are you talking?
these title do NOT belong to epic (i would say ubisoft titles are selling better on uplay than epic) and cyberpunk is even available on steam? shall i mention all steam titles too? its gonna be a long list... i also start with cyberpunk,....

what has the engine to do with it? you can use the source engine and use it on EA like apex and you can use unreal and publish your game on steam

beside games. what features does epic have? none! almost a year an nothing for the customer except exclusive titles and free bait games!

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