linux GAMING THREAD
Linux GAMING THREAD
Chase Perry
Leo Jones
I'm addicted to Starsector again, it's probably the best game that runs natively on linux
Owen White
I've heard good things about it, but haven't tried it yet. I could use another big space game that's more complete than Pioneer.
Bentley Nelson
early access boss bugs out and stops moving
very cool
Jason Phillips
Why do native linux ports suck so much that its better to run the proton versions?
Ayden Ward
just tried one game and it keeps showing random black screens right when lots of shit is happening on the screen
not looking good so far
Carson Evans
Most of them aren't actually native ports from the original developers, use some kind of proprietary equivalent of Wine, that is 'frozen' when the port is published with no new feature updates, and doesn't have as many resources going into it.
This is why Indie games are often so good on GNU/Linux, they really are native ports from the developers themselves.
Mason Martin
>Oh my, what does mkdir do? I cant possibly imagine what it could be an abbreviation of... Linux is too hard, I think ill stick with microshit and crapple instead *snorts*
Lucas Gutierrez
there are people who say this? Like, it's pretty obvious mkdir is an alliteration of MaKe DIRectory, they must be illiterate.
Daniel Wood
been playing megamix+
had some kind of issue where it would drop to like 50 fps or something and not be a consistent 60 like it did on windows, but i think an update to proton experimental fixed it and now it runs fantastic
Levi Adams
wat
Caleb Wilson
Some people think that typing commands into Linux is too hard so they use windows and ios for the pretty pictures.
Austin Martinez
This game would have flown into my steam library but
>Denuvo DRM
Just gonna stick with Project Heartbeat instead. Apparently that game was straight up developed on linux too.
Landon Carter
People who use Linux very often use written commands instead of clicking on the buttons on the screen, like mkdir to make a new folder/directory for example.
Justin Richardson
also more monster hunter rise
looking forward to sunbreak
Eli Robinson
yeah i almost didn't buy it because of denuvo and was worried about performance issues
didn't know project heartbeat was a thing i'll have to check it out looks like a good clone
Nathaniel Reyes
Dont worry there is this program called Vim which will explain all of this to you you should give it a try :)
Jaxson Powell
>reddit os
Noah Williams
soma was cheap on gog, and had a native port, so i snagged it and have been playing it on and off. so far, its not really what i was expecting. but as an adventure game with horror elements that im treating it as, these are some really fucking cool environments to explore. i really love underwater aesthetic and until now nothing aside from subnautica has gave me that feeling
Thomas Robinson
There'd be a lot more Redditors on Windows
Josiah King
>sonicfag
reddit website (unfortunately)