what video games have you been playing on your Linux machine recently?
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Henry Thompson
I started Blood: Fresh Supply last night. It's pretty good. I had already played the original Blood, and the remake feels a bit different somehow... is the running speed decreased? Or is it just my imagination? Anyway, it works, and without the shitty mouselook of the original.
Connor Gutierrez
By the way, is bMouse supposed to work with Linux DOSBox? I tried it once and it didn't seem to be working. I guess it doesn't really matter anymore if Fresh Supply is an option. I just never knew if it was my own fault that I couldn't make it work. The game would run but the mouselook didn't feel substantially different.
Michael Gray
no idea, sorry
Nolan Perry
can it run Apex Legends? fucking doubt it.
Hunter Reed
it worked before Easy AntiCheat fucked it up
tl;dr
tell Tim to stop intentionally fucking shit up
Logan Walker
none. if i installed linux, i wouldnt be playing games on it. there are no games.
Charles Cooper
>guys, I heard that luoneeix is just command line that only hackers can use
eh, 3/10 bait, but fine, have a pity (you)
try to come up with something better next time
Zachary Kelly
>10 000 Linux native games on Steam alone and half of the remaining games work in Proton
If Linux is no games, then every platform is.
Luis Kelly
Steam Proton has like easily a 60-70% success rate playing games ta basically native levels of performance and fidelity
Comes with the added bonus of not having Microshaft shoved down your throat constantly while you play
Carter Kelly
>guys, I made a strawman and attacked it
3/10, try better
Connor Scott
You could using a VM.
Daniel Morgan
been playing lots of Factorio lately. never thought I'd be autistic enough to enjoy this game
Christian Brooks
Just CSGO recently. The rest of my time is taken up with anime and vtubers.
Ethan Perry
With how shitty Noita runs, I can't even be smug about gaming on Linux.
Still, snagged Vanquish on Steam today. It was like 5$.
Bentley Thomas
>>guys, I heard that luoneeix is just command line that only hackers can use
>eh, 3/10 bait, but fine, have a pity (you)
That's not what he said.
000 Linux native games on Steam alone and half of the remaining games work in Proton
>If Linux is no games, then every platform is.
These aren't Linux games. These are Windows games running in some scuffed compatibility hack.
>Steam Proton has like easily a 60-70% success rate playing games ta basically native levels of performance and fidelity
Getting at least 10% lower framerate and having bugs that don't happen on Windows isn't "basically native levels of performance and fidelity."
>You could using a VM.
How is that "Linux gaming"?
>what video games have you been playing on your Linux machine recently?
None because I prefer to spend 5 seconds rebooting into Windows and getting the superior gaming experience.
James Hughes
>posting "there are no games" after one or more games were already mentioned
too slow
You don't have to post in this thread, you know.
Ryder Hughes
>You don't have to post in this thread, you know.
When I don't these threads die with barely any replies.
You should be grateful.
Matthew Parker
Okay thanks for shitposting.
Cameron Parker
all of them, because my linux machine has a small windows partition for gaming.
Josiah Barnes
>having bugs that don't happen on Windows
I'm aware that such games exist, but all the ones I play tend to work perfectly.
>10% lower framerate
I tend to leave v-sync on, so it's 60 on Windows and 60 on Linux. 60 is easy. But I guess if I had a 144Hz monitor then I might notice a loss in performance.
>When I don't these threads die with barely any replies.
Are you saying you're responsible for the anti-Linux tantrums seen in every Linux thread?
Parker Miller
Been stomping some retarded kids on Tekken 7 recently. Works extremely well.
Jordan Jackson
I've been playing doodleordie.com. Drawing tablet works so that's cool
Logan Hall
I dual boot because modern multi player games with kernel based anti cheat doesn't work on linux
Tyler Rivera
>Are you saying you're responsible for the anti-Linux tantrums seen in every Linux thread?
No. Only for some of them in some of the threads.
Isaiah Robinson
Well you're wrong about these threads dying without your shitposting in any case. Occasionally, when idiots like you aren't online, we have nice Linux threads that stay up for hours without any crybaby shit from Windows users.
Adrian Richardson
Sorry to break it to you but everyone can have a quick look at the archives and see how soon most of these threads die.
Also don't call me a Windows user you retard.
Anthony Powell
>Sorry to break it to you but everyone can have a quick look at the archives and see how soon most of these threads die.
Its Zig Forums practically every thread dies quickly. GNU/Linux gaming threads increasingly see quite a bit of activity especially when no Windows 10 users show up to troll.
Finishing up NWN, likely to pick up the new Baldur's Gate when I'm done. Just saw that Larian is adding some fixes for Proton. Not as good as them just using Vulkan everywhere, but at least they're paying some attention to supporting modern platforms.
Cooper Anderson
>How is that "Linux gaming"?
Arch linux allows to make super fast VM's for games that got no linux support like origin games like BF4, linux is all about options and freedom.
Leo Wood
>Also don't call me a Windows user you retard.
Okay Windows user.
If you don't use Windows then why are you coming into this thread just to shit on Linux? Are you a Mac user? Is that why you're so butthurt about Linux? Because Linux surpassed Mac in terms of gaming despite having less native support? lmao
Jaxon Gonzalez
>These aren't Linux games. These are Windows games running in some scuffed compatibility hack.
No modern platform has native support for these games, and all the compatibility layers have issues. The GNU/Linux compatibility layers have the advantage of additional configuration options that can mean that they'll work when potentially no other solution will. There are already games being bundled with elements of Wine on Windows, just like DOS games get bundled with DOSbox.
>Getting at least 10% lower framerate
Depends on the drivers you're using, my frame rate is actually higher than Windows because my GPU doesn't have functional Windows drivers.
Ian Evans
You're still using Windows except now you have to pay for a second GPU and either a second set of mouse + keyboard or a KVM switch.
I've yet to see anyone name one actual benefit for doing this. The closest anyone ever got was "you don't lose your Linux session" but that's something most people don't care about at all.
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>I-it's because Zig Forums is fast ...!
I already said in this thread that I dual-boot.
The only thing I'm butthurt about is that games don't work well on Linux.
>Depends on the drivers you're using, my frame rate is actually higher than Windows because my GPU doesn't have functional Windows drivers.
What GPU? I often hear people saying that games on AMDGPU work better on Linux than Windows but I checked that personally and it's bullshit.
Nicholas Foster
Retro gaming (8/16bit) because modern games are trash.
Kevin Williams
>using an emulator to play native PC games
Why are Loonixfags like this, PC gaming is already bad with devs making shitty PC ports
Isaiah Lopez
>You're still using Windows
Yes, cause there's stuff I can't do on linux with easy like video edition, shop and play BF4, plus I don't have to deal with windows 10 jank and bs updates, shit get bloaty I just kill it.
Kayden Richardson
Been playing a lot of Hades. It crashed twice in about 40 hours of playtime so far.
Samuel Evans
>windows 10 jank and bs updates
How does running it in a VM make those any different?
Joseph Rivera
Proton is no more an emulator than Windows' compatibility mode is an emulator. Are you emulating Windows XP when you play a game from 2001 on Windows 10?