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>>554683125
I like it yeah, it's better than the other gacha we got at the moment imo. I'm not sure if endfield will not work on linux, some people have been able to run it on linux with dw proton without other workarounds and in general gacha games these days work on linux (probably because the devs want them to work on steam deck/steamos). I've been able to run all new gacha games that I've tried on linux without having to workaround the anti cheat in a rule breaking way.

>>554718084
>in general gacha games these days work on linux
I meant relatively new gacha games*, some of the older ones (old mihoyo games) block linux

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I couldn't be bothered to install the MangoHUD flatpak just for a single game, but OBS seems to be working fine with Hytale.
Having lots of fun with the game. Some of the structures in it are crazy big. I've been exploring this ice dungeon for literally several IRL hours and the thing never seems to end. And they keep introducing new traps, layouts, furniture, enemies, etc.
In open fields and caverns the enemy AI doesn't have much trouble getting to you and rekting you, but in close quarters dungeons it's pretty easy to cheese enemies by running away and closing a door or blocking a passage with a couple of blocks.

Sorry, couldn't bump all day because it's not the weekend.
>>554727742
Having to install separate Flatpak versions of MangoHud etc. is one of the reasons I don't like running games in Flatpak. It's such a nuisance.

>go to sleep
>thread dies
Wtf

>>554727742
Game has potential. I hope they'll continue to actively develop it.

Remember to report bugs to winehq

>>554757263
Except for wine wayland stuff, you better report it at proton-em

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Jumpin'
They gave so a good deal of ammo in this section I wonder how many playtesters failed to make sand bridges and had to fight antlions.

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Ew gross

>>554758273
gayland

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>>554764287
Wayland driver with EM patches works pretty good now, in some cases even better than x11 driver.

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>>554758273

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Nothing personal

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How touching
>>554765810
For some reason Wine Wayland development slowed down really hard and a lot of good MRs stuck in the limbo. At least we have proton-em where development continues.

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It's up
https://github.com/HarbourMasters/Ghostship/releases/tag/1.0.1

>>554766947
Why is the linux release a debug build, which is much larger and has worse performance? do they have issues with linux and need more bug reports?

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>>554768724
I don't even know why would we need another sm64 port, we already have sm64ex which works fine

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We're outta here

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>>554766947
Well, the only improvement so far is that game can run at framerates above 30. And of course I used AUR package instead of their debug builds. It's only 20 MiB compared to their 60 MiB.

>>554770557
Is the game fully playable? I had this on an old N64 but never played it fully. And emulators are not really my thing. I'll try it out if so

>>554771836
>Is the game fully playable?
Didn't try it myself, but it should be, those guys only release their ports when they're playable.

Is there any autoclicker better than maxautoclicker? it is kind like shit to control.

>>554775239
If you use x11 you can do:
xdotool click --delay 1000 --repeat 123 1
that will click with left mouse button 123 times with a 1000 millisecond (1 second) delay between each click

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Holy shit, what a beast. Bottom one is my previous 6700 XT, top one is my new 9070 XT

>>554780676
He's a big boy

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That's some nice performance in Quake 2 RTX, from what I saw in here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQTCHOm0ajU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEL8edahV-s it's pretty much on par with Windows, maybe even better if compare to this dude with 5800x3d, although he didn't specify his drivers.
This is on mesa-git from cachyos repos and I think we can see all that Valve's work on raytracing lately. Think I got this card just in time.

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Cyberpunk, Ray tracing (not path tracing though), FSR4 and frame gen, here we go.
Also I love how fucking easy was process of swapping AMD GPUs. I just unplug my old card, plugged a new one and power on my PC: it didn't even bat and eye, loaded just as nothing happened, and I have new GPU ready to go. I bet even official drivers on Windows wouldn't provide such seamless experience.

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>3300 MHz gfx clock
Jesus fucking Christ, according to the official site this card should've maxed at 3060 MHz. MSI had maximum boost clock of 2620 MHz, but I never saw it reach these, it was always maxing around 2550-2580 and only after I applied ptm7950.

really close to switching to cachyos

>>554787309
Why? Any particular reason?

>>554787665
idk performance just seems slightly better
that is to say i put it on an extra drive i had cause i wanted to give it a test

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Interesting

2027 will be our year. I believe.......

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Am I doing the bad thing? They asked me to kill them after all.
>>554806804
You're giving up too soon, Steam Frame and Steam Machine haven't released yet.

>>554807374
I just want the controller, man. If they're delaying for the machine which might be held up in the RAMpocalypse I swear to god.

>We’re also committing to supporting Vortex on SteamOS. We’ll be targeting vanilla Steam hardware like the Steam Deck and Steam Machine. We won’t be officially supporting any other configurations, but as Vortex is an open source project community developers will be free to extend support for their preferred Linux distros as they please.

https://www.nexusmods.com/news/15433

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Who's laughing now?
>>554807793
>I just want the controller, man.
What's so special about the controller though? It will be hardly any better than this https://gulikit.com/productinfo/3600562.html

>>554808203
I loved the trackpads on the first one. But overall it was too clunky to stick with.

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One ugly motherfucker
>>554808094
They didn't mention that they're going to release native build though. They might just support the "Vortex running under Proton on SteamOS" which means fucking nothing lol. Not to mention I found MO2 much more stable on Linux.

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WOW THAT'S A FUCKING BLASPHEMY

>>554808869
>They didn't mention that they're going to release native build though. They might just support the "Vortex running under Proton on SteamOS" which means fucking nothing lol.
That's not support. Everything runs under Proton except very specific things like anticheat.
>Not to mention I found MO2 much more stable on Linux.
It's very sluggish especially on an SD card thanks to usvfs. Games take longer to launch and mods often run into symlink issues. Even Nexus Mod Manager would be better under Proton.

i wish i actually could play a game more than an hour without getting bored

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>>554809453
>That's not support.
A lot of developers claim it is, lol.
>It's very sluggish especially on an SD card thanks to usvfs. Games take longer to launch and mods often run into symlink issues.
MO2 doesn't use symlinks thoughs, its usvfs it just a virtual fs that exists on win32 level (read: wine). Vortex has some similar solution.
On Linux devs may not reinvent the wheel and use overlayfs or fuse-overlayfs: first one is faster but requires elevated privileges

>>554810223
>A lot of developers claim it is, lol.
Yeah, shitty ones.
>MO2 doesn't use symlinks thoughs
It does for the rootbuilder plugin, which is the biggest reason to use MO2 and it's completely barebones without it.

>>554810170
maybe it's time to move on and look for other hobbies (I don't consider gaming a hobby but whatever)

>>554779292
And how do I unset it?

>>554775239
I use xclicker github.com/robiot/xclicker it just werks even on kde Wayland

>>554813839
And is it avaliable for protocol x11?

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>>554810493
>It does for the rootbuilder plugin
First time I hear about this plugin. Although now that I read about it some of its functionality is already implemented in MO2, but only in beta build that is only avaliable in thier pisscord: they support installing mods in game's root folder with their usvfs, many Oblivion Remastered mods rely on this feature.

>>554812702
ligma balls

On arch steam-devices are now in separate package so you can for example use Steam Flatpak while still maintain compatibility with your gamepads.

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Apparently gta v online works with some troonkering rn. Will I be able to do missions? I really liked the raids back in the day and heard they added a new one.

>>554814068
It was made specifically for x11... I'm just saying it also works on wayland

>>554814180
>many Oblivion Remastered mods rely on this feature.
How do you "rely" on a virtual filesystem for a mod?
Doesn't OR use Unreal Engine? Aren't mods .paks? The original files included in the directory also doesn't count because none of the Gamebryo Beth games rely on usvfs for .esp plugins or loose files either. We modded Gamebryo Bethesda games for over a decade before MO2 was even a thing.

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Caves in this game are cool. I though this dude was going to explode.
>>554818448
>How do you "rely" on a virtual filesystem for a mod?
Oblivion Remastered mods rely on a new MO2 feature to install files in a root of a game. They now have two folders inside mod archive: Root and Data

>>554818946
>Oblivion Remastered mods rely on a new MO2 feature to install files in a root of a game
Can you explain to me how this works? Do mods just stop working if you don't use usvfs?
>They now have two folders inside mod archive: Root and Data
>now
That has ALWAYS been the case, at least with Bethesda games.

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>>554819286
>That has ALWAYS been the case, at least with Bethesda games.
No it wasn't. All mods on nexus were for Data folder only. Root builder is a new thing and now MO2 has its functionality built-in.

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>>554819765
>All mods on nexus were for Data folder only.
Hey retard, this mod is from 2010. How do you think we installed this .dll? In the data folder?
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/34778

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>>554820267
>How do you think we installed this .dll? In the data folder?
Manually. It's even written in the description.
>Drop in "fallout new vegas" folder to force the game to use this dll instead.
I don't know what's your fucking point. My point was that in the past you couldn't install mods in the root folder with mod managers: they were only managing Data folder and anything that was going to root folder had to be installed manually.
Now there is such functionality in MO2 that allows installing particular files in other folders. Here's for example a one mod for Oblivion Remastered that relies on such functionality.

>>554813832
ctrl+c to close the program, or add a hotkey in your system settings to run "killall xdotool" to stop it

>>554813839
doesn't it only work if the focused application on wayland is an x11 application?

>>554822826
I have no idea how that shit works. Never understood xwayland or whatever. I'm not even sure what the difference is between x11 and wayland, just that my monitors work on Wayland and not on x11. In any case, that clicker just werks for all programs I use. Never had any issues

Why didn't you fucks tell me about KWIN_DISABLE_TONEMAPPING=1
Goodbye shitty looking HDR under Plasma

>>554825732
What's wrong with it though?

>>554826607
That it's broken in certain games. HDR is never, ever supposed to look washed out, so I thought I had a broken HDR implementation in a game, or it didn't work well on linux, until I found this environment variable.
It now looks as it does on wangblows with HDR on and I can move on with my life.

>>554827156
I thought that HDR on Windows is dogshit and users have to rely on Nvidia HDR or Renodx to get good results.

>>554827527
Some games have a decent native implementation
The point is it's bugged on plasma with tonemapping on. One thing is to look like shit and another is to just outright not work properly.

>>554827527
Also Nvidia HDR and RenoDX are two different things. RTX HDR is a basic conversion with some debanding that's meant to work universally. RenoDX is a lot more involved and produces better results.
You still need RenoDX on linux games with a native HDR implementation that isn't great. In fact I don't know that there's any benefit to HDR on games on linux, I've had either the same results or something that again, does look broken.

>>554829528
My HDR AOC monitor should arrive next week and I'll see if HDR is really broken as you said and if it is, with the arrival of the Steam Machines, maybe there will be rapid improvement, hopefully.

thinkin bout picking up rdr1 since it's on sale
how's it run on linux?

Do any new games require HDR to look good? Sounds like a pain in the ass that I'd rather not deal with.

>>554827156
>HDR is never, ever supposed to look washed out
Dunno, never had such problem

>>554828562
will it be fixed in plasma 6.6 or later?

>>554867050
Supposedly
I found a blogpost that shows this is an issue as well. https://wolf.nereid.pl/posts/hdr-games/

https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Docs/commit/87e6442f335fc08453b38bbd092ca67c57bfd3ab
ITS HAPPENING NVIDIA BHARATS

>>554873579
what is

>>554873729
required extensions for the nvidia dx12 were released. Nvidia integrated them already in the vulkan beta driver https://developer.nvidia.com/vulkan-driver The only thing missing now is the vkd3d-proton support.

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>>554871841
So it's basically not KDE HDR issue, it's another case of KDE devs have to make workaround for retarded Windows scRGB format to work properly. Now I understand why GNOME and others refuse to implement this turd. All games should use PQ though. All games that used PQ looked great, all movies use PQ.
Also, I think this environment variable might break PQ content since PQ relies on configured SDR brightness.

Anyone here use a 9060xt? Wonder how you like it. I know there's tons of benchmark videos out there but would like to hear some personal experience if possible.
Just thinking of getting this over the 9070xt since it's cheaper and I don't play the newest AAA games these days for the most part.

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>>554871841
And I still can't reproduce his issue with his image since it simply doesn't report any HDR metadata.

https://www.nexusmods.com/news/15433

This is so stupid, they had already done most of the work on the other app, but abandoned it and are now trying to make vortex cross-platform instead. The new owners are retardmonkeys.

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>>554876820
I just browsed the code for their Nexus App and it seems they didn't really do anything. It seems that they only implement support for simple games where they just copy files in mods folder lol. This app didn't have any VFS cross-platform solution which makes it kinda useless for complex games like Bethesda's.
IMO what we really need is not some cross-platform shit but Linux-centric mod manager that would utilize Linux-native technologies like fuse-overlayfs or mount namespaces.

>>554878279
How would that work with wine?

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>>554878573
This will work transparently for wine. As a matter of fact this is how Steam Runtime works: it uses namespaces.

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Here, catch!

>>554879104
I'm surprised nobody has made it yet then.

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This is what anime does to mf
>>554883813
I've noticed most Linux gaymers don't even have the slightest idea how their system works.

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It's so satisfying to shoot someone in the face with shotgun.
Also, I've noticed some games are doing blasphemy: usually games are using red tubes for buckshots and green for slugs, but some games like Arma 3 doing it vice versa which is pissing me off.

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This is just like the duck hunt!

>>554873889
>vkd3d-proton support
What does this mean? vkd3d-proton needs an update in order for the fix to work? Would there be any workaround if they don't update it?

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Dodge this you faggot

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>>554886640
>vkd3d-proton needs an update in order for the fix to work?
Yes
>Would there be any workaround if they don't update it?
Ugh... no? What's the worries though? Vkd3d is actively maintained, and they would quickly implement this extension once it releases.

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What is this condition called?

>>554874341
Can blame microshit all we want, but the game developers have a choice here.
BTW, this is also a problem with firefox. With wayland HDR enabled in about:config (which is glitchy already, fair enough), youtube HDR videos look washed out. The variable fixes that as well.

>>554886968
>Vkd3d is actively maintained
Good to know, maybe I was confused with a different repo

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>>554893052
>Can blame microshit all we want, but the game developers have a choice here.
But they choose wrong, lol. Only Playstation ports have kinda decent HDR because they're using PQ instead of scRGB.
>BTW, this is also a problem with firefox. With wayland HDR enabled in about:config (which is glitchy already, fair enough), youtube HDR videos look washed out.
That's Firefox doing retarded shit again, works just fine on Chromium.

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RIP rebel

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30 years later Quake 2 still raping GPUs

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RTX makes finding secrets in this game even harded

>can't run rpcs3 because I have to wait for glew to update
fucking dependencies

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>>554926629
Can't you use already installed package?

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Wow, nice

>>554927969
nope, getting the loading shared libraries error

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Not a good first impression, at least you can rebind controls.

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The real game begins
>>554929229
Well, that sucks
Your only option is to use AppImage
OR
You can download older package from arch linux archive and manually extract missing library to either /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib

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Yeah, this isn't good for me who's getting motion sick easily.
Maybe there'll be a fov slider on release.

>>554929941
I can wait for the next glew version, the dev acknowledged the issue and it should be out soon.

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Not so tough now, aren't they?
>>554930509
Nice bioshock clone, shame it's not Linux native. Unreal Engine or Unity?

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18 years later I'm still unlocking achievements in this game

>>554934325
Unreal engine, I could've looked into the config file to see if I can change it but I uninstalled it because I don't wanna get too much spoiled on the game.

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It was a few threads ago now, but it turned out that running Sacred in fullscreen was the issue. Setting it to borderless via gamescope seems to have fixed the performance degradation. Either setting -r 240 or --adaptive-sync also smoothed frame times; I didn't feel like testing those two separately.
>>554384027
>>554386805
>>554401656
I appreciate you anons for trying to help.

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They made Gordon Freeman OP just by putting his gravity gun in microwave

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Image making a pair of enemies and only use them one time in the end of the game.
Also something bugged and Steam recorded wrong play time. I went from 17h to 140h lol.

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Ok, if you say so

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I think Breen's skeleton didn't fit

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furry lesbian romance

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Everything for you, sweetheart

>>554938083
If you're using purehd, change the res in the config file to 1080p.

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Who would've thought that microwave-charged gravity gun is an ultimate weapon against combine?

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Her tail is so powerful it resisted anime g-man's time magic for so long.
Ok, but that's it for Half-Life 2. 9/10. Episode 1 up next.

>>554945052
I considered using PureHD, but I'm content just playing in 4:3 and letting gamescope upscale with FSR. I know my screenshot looks like shit, but I couldn't get a 3840x2160 png or jpg screenshot to look good under 4MB.

>>554946714
There are no downsides from using purehd, you get an increase in resolution and proper widescreen support.
I used gamescope with the -w1920 -h1080 -W2560 -H1440 -f argument and it looked great.

>>554711335
you know /calg/ keeps a whole lot about you i think you should help them
>>>/vg/calg
sorry for my esl btw

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Good lord, look at those frame times! It seems to start after half an hour, and is only fixed by restarting the game. I don't know if it's a repeat of my earlier struggles or something new. Everything until is smooth sailing, at least.
>>554947739
You know what, I may have been thinking of some other widescreen mod that rebalanced stuff. I'll have to play around with the resolution.

friday night

>>554907476
>all that computing power just to make low-res textures look moist

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I just tried GE-Proton and I feel like a fool for not trying it before. It has everything games need out of the box. No more manually installing codecs and other stuff

>>554946714
>but I couldn't get a 3840x2160 png or jpg screenshot to look good under 4MB.
magick -fuzz 2% -trim +repage
oxipng -s -a -o max
cjpegli -d 0.1

First command crops borders like the vertical black bars
Second command compresses the PNG
Third command converts the PNG to a high-quality JPEG. Increase the distance value if it still doesn't come under 4MiB

Example from your image:
source 3214407
oxipng 3176506 (4chan compresses *after* uploading so the gain is small)
cropped+oxipng 3161812
cropped+cjpegli 2077991

>>554984057
to play games outside of steam you should be using umu-launcher + GE-Proton
you can use a front end for it like lutris-git, the latest "stable" release is buggy
or faugus launcher

>>554989538
>stable" release is buggy
What's the bug? I never experienced any

>>554984057
What were you using before? And why?

>>554994109
Just the normal version of Wine because I thought it was good enough.

>latest pipewire broke noise-suppression-fot-voice
My friends are making fun of my mic static and mechanical keyboard noises

>>554994076
if you select ge-proton (latest) as a runner i think it doesnt download the actual latest version of ge-proton
and i remember i coudnt even get it download it
on the latest development version umu now downloads the latest version just fine

>>554996432
I believe that is expected and you should really manage your Proton yourself. Either with protonup qt or manually.

>>554962635
What version are you playing?
Steam or GOG?

>>554996432
Oh I see yeah I thought it was as the other anon said. Although I did see Lutris updating some proton on startup a couple of times, never really checked the details. Good to know

>>554995947
>latest pipewire broke noise-suppression-fot-voice
But it didn't? I use it right now. I'm considering migrating to easyeffects though.

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>>554996432
It's bugged but I have managed to make some sense of it. The latest version for Lutris is GE-Proton10-25. On a fresh install it doesn't even get installed unless you manually update Wine-GE first. Sometimes even that doesn't work and you have to uninstall every Wine version on Lutris and delete the files in ".local/share/lutris/runners/" and then update Wine-GE in Lutris options.

>>555008762
It periodically checks for updates iirc and Lutris probably maintains a runner version list, so it doesn't automatically detect the latest GitHub releases. You have to switch wine updates over to self-maintained in the settings to stop it from downloading (requiring) Wine GE.

If you actually care, it'd probably be easier to just look through Lutris's source. It's all python and human-readable.

>>554995338
still goood enough for me

>>555016712
If it works, it works.
People who insist that you use the very latest build of Proton GE for every game are just chronic updooters.

>>555016712
Well, modern versions of Wine can run many things out the box now. I had cases where plain Wine was working better than Proton-GE. But of course I'm talking about latest wine, I'm not a fan of keeping tens of different wine/proton versions on disk.

Black Myth: Wukong is in the process of getting cracked, but the crack will not work on GNU/Linux because it uses the hypervisor method. The game is trash anyway I already played it. I don't know how people loved it so much. It's just a run of the mill action RPG

>>555020015
Wukong is just a boss rush game also you can wait for voices38 to crack it, gonna take a while but he's progressing steadily.

>>555020015
I guess it's time for Wine to emulatee low level windows kernel interfaces?!

>>555031870
Rude

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source ports are the best thing in libre games

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>>555038530
Agree

How do I use FSR4 on my 7900xtx?

>sometimes mangohud blocks steam overlay, sometimes it doesn't
the fuck is going on, was there an update?

>>555041580
PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1

>>555041916
>PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1
Tried using this with the Pragmata demo but I'm still getting FSR3.

>>555044051
FSR4 only works with RDNA4, for past versions you have to use Optiscaler instead.

>>555046451
with past versions I meant RDNA 3 or 2

>>555041916
It's PROTON_FSR4_RDNA3_UPGRADE=1 in their case. With a patched proton version such as proton-cachyos.

>>555047650
We need to limit length of environment variables in constitution

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>>555047650
Not sure if it's working but my FPS dropped after using this. Here's my current environment variables
mangohud PROTON_FSR4_RDNA3_UPGRADE=1 FSR4_WATERMARK=1 %command% /WineDetectionEnabled:False

>>555049486
what is this game is this starfield?

>>555049816
Sci-fi daughterwife simulator

>>555049816
Obviously pregmata

>>555050383
>>555050378
Oh thanks, didn't see the uuooh in the middle. Not gonna play that denuvo malware game for pedophiles thoughever

might get a little fucking silly with it and install bazzite on a partition on my main drive, just to see how it goes

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Ok I set up optiscaler and I think it's working now.

>>555059778
You might want to try DLSS to FSR4 if you're using optiscaler. Not sure how it compares in games that upgrade FSR 3 to 4 but it might still look better.

>>555059778
You mean setting it to DLSS in the game's options? I tried that but it crashed the second I switched to it.

>>555063956
Yeah. Guess it doesn't matter then.

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StarCraft is too hard for my stupid ass, so it's back to Ocarina of Time. I stopped when I got to the water temple a while ago.
I got mad and quit without saving at one point, thus starting from the beginning of the temple, which was probably a good idea. The next attempt was a lot easier because I took notes on where things were, notably the places where the water level can be changed. I just got the boss key and didn't look at a walkthrough. The temple is a bitch if you're not observant in a couple of parts, like one where the water level raises a platform and you have to go below it for a key. But outside of those bullshit parts, you just need to remember (or write down) where all the center room's doors go.
Anyway, here's Dark Link getting bitch slapped. I think I had heard that he has a weakness to the megaton hammer, and holy shit, he really does. This fight was so easy. The first time I played the game, I think I'd spammed Din's Fire with moderate success, but swinging the hammer works better and costs no magic.

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This wall wasted a lot of my time by not looking like a typical destructible wall. I really should have just thrown a bomb at it the first time I saw it though, because it does look strange.

>>555065928
>like one where the water level raises a platform and you have to go below it for a key
Is that the one in that narrow room in the center of the temple? I'm convinced that one key is the whole reason why people remember the water temple as being the hardest

>>555070112
Yeah, I think the room I was remembering is in the center pillar.
There are probably multiple reasons that people think the temple is hard. That key is one of them, and maybe the bullshit wall in my second screenshot is another, but mostly it's probably just that changing the water level makes everything more complicated. About a third of areas are accessible at any given time, and you have to go to specific rooms in order to change which third of the temple is open, which is already super tedious and time-wasting if you know you want to change the water level but don't remember exactly where to find the room in which it can be done. It's a cool concept though.

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Good news: I remembered my memehud when I went back into the game for the boss.
>20 FPS ?!?!??!?!?!??!!
Yes, and low resolution too, because that's how the game was meant to look. The hardware limitations were actually an artistic choice, you see. I turned on widescreen though, because I felt like it. lol

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I forgot how to fight this thing, but it wasn't hard. I just kept fucking up by grabbing it with the longshot while standing right in front of the water so that it fell right back in.

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I also got grabbed a couple of times, but that's okay. I wouldn't want to beat a boss without seeing all of its attacks. Speedrunners don't have real fun.

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Imagine how slippery she is, haha...

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lmao
I keep forgetting I named myself that. The first two save files are for my kids, and this one is mine.

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It's kind of funny that this is actually how to get the fire arrows, because shooting the sun or moon at a particular point in a game to unlock something is EXACTLY the kind of crap kids would have lied about before the ubiquitous internet with all its autistically compiled game wikis, and I'd never have believed it if there weren't a prominent sign/plaque thing right there in the game explaining exactly what to do.

>have to SHOW big poe bottle to ghost shop dude, rather than just talking to him, in order to sell
Fuck you, game.
I was so afraid I was going to drink the poe by accident.
Actually, I just checked, and the Zelda Dungeon Wiki says you can't drink a big poe, so that's nice I guess. It also says that drinking a normal poe "they will either heal Link or damage him". I never knew there was a chance of healing; I tried that shit once 25 years ago and assumed they were all poison. But I guess that would make them pretty pointless to buy from a potion shop for more than the selling price to ghost shop dude.

Saturday evening.....

where do you find all these pc ports of decompiled old games?

https://github.com/BanjoRecomp/BanjoRecomp

>>555099664
This seems a good start:
https://www.thegamingemporium.com/home/decompilations-pc-ports-with-pics

>>555101575
wtf there is so many
didnt know that even sonic games got decompiled

>>555102994
And it's not even complete, it's missing stuff like Command & Conquer: Combined Arms...

>>555103731
Technically C&C isn't a decomp but a source release, but then again the list has Warzone 2100 too

https://usebottles.com/eagle

hmmm

gnulrp

>>555112114
Very cool, this has been a major pain point with Wine apps when you have no idea what they might require

>>555112114
This looks oddly suspicious. Or maybe I'm just a schizo regard

>>555112114
Sounds interesting, will see how it works in real world applications

>>555112114
Has this been done before? If not, that's a pretty cool and interesting way for Bottles to break away from the pack of other Wine GUIs. And this seems like it could be a big deal, if it works well.

>>555099664
Some are listed on the https://osgameclones.com/ site linked in the thread opener. On that note...
>>555101575
Should this be added to the thread opener too? I'm the dipshit who compiled most of those links and I've never seen this page before.

>>555128626
That one is probably better. It has pictures and shit. Humans love pictures

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Gaming time

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>>555133296
You don't understand.
I NEED those AVX512 instructions in Pinball Space Cadet.

What distros work best out of the box?
I've got experience with Debian, Arch and Fedora, but not for video games. I'm seeing there's a bunch of distros aimed at gamers that come with pre configured kernels and shit

>>555134267
>What distros work best out of the box?
CachyOS

>>555131983
>Humans love pictures
True.
There should be room to add that link to the thread opener without removing anything, because of the space we got back when the "GNU/Linux on other boards" section was deleted following the death of /t/'s Linux thread.

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>using ai to remove features
It's so cursed it's kinda based

>>555134543
Decent, cheers lad.

>>555136408
So what's actually being removed? I don't know what Xephyr is. I assume the bottom two commits are just because we all assume that WoW64 is perfect now — that there are no 32-bit games that require older an Wine/Proton build, and/or "dude, don't use old Wine builds, just report the regression" as if one shouldn't want to play the game in question while waiting months or years for the bug to be fixed.
As for """AI""", cleaning up dead code when a feature is removed is something I'd probably trust it to do pretty effectively.

>>555138181
>change two things at once
>"wow it worked"
Which fucking thing worked though? Would it have worked if he had just switched to Proton GE without adding the environment variable?
This is not how science is done.

>>555138816
>science
Nothing gamers do is "science" everyone just goes by gut feeling and word of mouth

Speaking of source ports: https://github.com/BanjoRecomp/BanjoRecomp
Maybe someone already mentioned it, but I missed it and I think it's worth mentioning

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>FSR4 + MLFG + RT + HDR
So, this is what it's about.

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Supposedly arknights enfield runs under proton, but I don't get how to get proton installed and running like wine. The game seems like it tries to work with just winetricks dxvk, which at this point might as well be my default for new Wine prefixes.
I guess I have to compile umu from source. Some shit never changes with Linux.

>>555149264
>I guess I have to compile umu from source.
What distro are you using though? There's distro-agnostick version at github and packages for debian, fedora and some ubuntu.

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>>555149763
https://github.com/Open-Wine-Components/umu-launcher/releases/tag/1.3.0
Oh, you're right. I didn't bother checking the releases for .deb packages. I just ctrl+f-ed "debian" in the README and starting doing a manual build since only Fedora was mentioned.

>>555149264
>proton installed
You don't install proton. Well, I guess you technically install proton-cachyos...
You run it through steam or use umu.

>>555134267
Fedora Atomic distros, one of them is Bazzite which is usually recommended for out of the box gaming. The cool thing with these is that you can just swap the distro image (rebase) without reinstalling

>>555138614
>>555136408
>Xephyr
X11 in a window. Gamescope is often used for the same effect.

What I wonder is that how games that require Win9x prefixes are gonna work now. There are installers that refuse to work unless you have a specific version of Windows. Never used WoW64 on Wine. I guess you could use another build of Wine for cases where WoW64 doesn't work.

am i crazy or is l4d2 verses filled with cheaters

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>>555151778
It worked. Thanks for the tips.
>umu-run from deb package
>https://github.com/Open-Wine-Components/umu-launcher/releases/tag/1.3.0
>dwproton-10.0-14-x86_64 from
>https://dawn.wine/dawn-winery/dwproton/releases
>my gigafucked wineprefix from wine-staging 11.1 with like 5 different DLL overrides that I tried to workaround the ACE error.
Surprisingly playable on my ancient shitbox
>AMD A8-7600
>Radeon RX 6500 XT
>Debian 13
>amdgpu
>X11

glew updated, rpcs3 should be buildable again.

>>555160417
How did you get access to arknights enfield?

>>555165106
oh nvm I found it now. https://endfield.gryphline.com/en-us#home and also on epic games store

>>555160417
>A8 7800
>RX 6500 XT
Holy fucking bottleneck, I guess that was the cheapest and easily buyable GPU that works on Linux.

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>>555160417
I just used protonplus to download and add dwproton to steam and then added the game to steam and made it use dwproton and it worked. Also lol.

>>555175875
>made it use dwproton
I looked over the patches in dwproton
>https://dawn.wine/dawn-winery/dwproton/src/branch/main/patches/wine/0003-dna/0001-ntoskrnl.exe-Implement-KeAcquireGuardedMutex.patch
and my pile of crash logs from all the false starts. It was always either this mutex function failing or a crypt library spazzing out. And I know it doesn't work on Umu proton, proton GE, Proton CatchyOS, or Wine for that matter. So this seems like the sort of game that could easily work on base wine if wine ever got around to implementing basic kernel hooks for the anticheat rootkit to use.
>>555171442
It's really a 2016 PC that's been band-aided together into COVID, then shit happened and I never got around to upgrading it, and then I was playing on consoles and using laptops for things, and then only recently within this year I dusted it back off for regular use. The RX 6500 is like the 3rd handmedown card it's gotten from either a clearance firesale rack or a friend who's on the upgrade treadmill.
If all you play is Minecraft, Quake 3 source port games, and 2d puzzlers, anything with a functioning CPU can make do.

>>555112114
i saw that
it seens really useful
i never learned how to use winedebug to troushoot games, it just seems complicated as fuck

sorry but im not installing 10 different forks of proton
either it works with ge-proton or you can fuck off
proton-cachyos shouldnt be used, you shoudl use proton-cachyos-slr

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>>555175875
Rain on pantyhose detail is very important

>>555182363
This is true. Cute operators.
That scene killed my framerate but I'm going try flipping back and forth between DX11 and Vulkan to see which is better for my card.

>>555181759
That's fine but I wish people who submit reports to ProtonDB would follow the "latest numbered Proton unless it doesn't work" rule so that we don't have so many
>Tinker Steps: Custom Proton: GE-ProtonX-Y
reports for no literally no reason, not to mention the same shit but for Proton Experimental.

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After abandoning it for some reason many threads ago, I just finished The Room Three... well, one of four endings. Upon getting to the end, the game immediately reveals that there are other endings, and adds a "change your fate" option to the main menu to start from the point where you can get the others without replaying the whole game, so the ending I saw is hardly an ending at all and I will be continuing to get the others, but whatever; I technically finished the core content.
Despite my apparent inability to finish a game without taking a long break from it in the middle, I've enjoyed this series, and I recommend it to anyone who likes casual/easy puzzle games. I couldn't give half a shit about the story, to be honest, which is why I'm giving this opinion without seeing the other three (perhaps less disappointing) endings to the third game.

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lol. It took me two weeks after upgrading Mint to remember to change that custom text line in my MangoHud config. Well, it's fixed now.

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Completely unrelated to that, here's a webm from a month ago, in honor of the fact that I just learned this game's remake was cancelled.

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I'd thought about posting this one instead. But hey, why not both?

>>555186098
i think steam defaults to proton experimental
doesnt it?

>>555197620
Well, it defaults to whatever you tell it to use in the global Steam Play settings. I'm too lazy to figure out what the true default on a totally fresh install would be (even though I probably would just need to rename ~/.steam and then run the client), but I'm assuming it's not Experimental, because that wouldn't really make any sense unless they were drunk when they named it. In any case, ProtonDB does consider switching to Experimental to be a tinker step.

>>555199176
steam play is enabled by default now
i dont think you can even disable it
i think it defaults to experimental
maybe on steam deck it defaults to latest stable proton

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>>555202097
I'm done using Steam for the night, so I did a
>mv ~/.steam ~/.steam_BACKUP
and then launched Steam just to see what it does. And yeah, you were right: it does default to Experimental... which I still think is just a bit silly, but whatever.
This does somewhat make sense, in that Experimental will always be the most up-to-date Wine version that Valve uses, whereas if you have your default set to, say, Proton 10.0 (i.e. Wine 10), it's not going to update automatically when they release Proton 11.0 (with Wine 11) or whatever.
On the other hand, for exactly this reason, Experimental isn't stable, which is also why "works with Experimental" isn't a very useful ProtonDB report for people trying to look up how to make a game work, because if it worked with Experimental years ago and doesn't anymore, one would probably have to look up what numbered Proton build was the most recent at the time of the report in order to have any hope of replicating the result.
Oh well.

>>554711335
Made the weirdest and worst fucking mistake letting CHAT GOT help me with shit today.

First time using Arch. Friend wanted me to join a Minecraft server using ZeroTier. I do, but doing so caused issues with Vesktop that didn't let me connect to calls. Clanker diagnosed the problem being with ZeroTier and gave me a list of commands that were supposed to do split routing or some shit, but instead it permanently fucked my network adapter exclusively for Arch. I couldn't get the AI to help me fix it because no Internet connection. I didn't have a good enough understanding of the commands I used to fix it. Setting my bios to defaults and completely reinstalling Arch didn't even fix it. The only way I got my network adapter to work again was by switching to the windows install I keep for emergencies.

So the lesson I've taken from this. One, I'm a fucking idiot for trying Arch. Two, I need to know what the commands I'm using are actually doing. Three, never trust an AI to help me. Thanks for reading my blog post.

>>555205219
This is why a basic bitch kit of RAM costs 1000 US dollars btw.

>>555205219
WTF? I cannot believe that a command "permanently" broke hardware for a specific distro. Mind sharing the commands?

Did someone bump and delete? How are we on page 3?

>>555217178
ye

>>555205219
There are so many questions
1. How the fuck did zerotier messed up routing table when it only supposed to manage its own interface (and why the fuck didn't you still learn port forwarding)
2. What kind of commands can beak network interface so you can't fix it even by reinstalling the OS. The only persistent setting of network adapter I know is wake on LAN magic packet.

>>555205219
>Uses AI to blindly enter commands
>Misconfigures network adapter firmware
Is it my fault? No, no. It is Arch's fault!

Be glad you're not the guy that let AI wipe his drive on Windows.

>>555220390
It was not just ZeroTier I was using to split routing. The AI had me use nftables to do a bunch of things that I didn't understand. I wish I could tell you the specifics but I really don't remember much. My friend who is significantly more experienced than I am and I spent two hours trying to figure fire out what was even the issue. It is a total anomaly as far as I'm concerned. I still have the install of Arch and could try to fuck with it some more today. I don't imagine I can make it any worse

>>555229323
No, I fully recognize it is my fault. I cannot be trusted with Arch at the moment is what I'm saying

https://github.com/HansKristian-Work/vkd3d-proton/pull/2805
It's up

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Not the cleanest way to show it, but this is what I was dealing with. The network adapter is connected to the Internet. For whatever reason, its download and upload speed never exceeds 1 MiB/s and usually hovers around 250 B/s. It can hover around 2 MiB and actually get up to 8 if I try downloading something from the software center, but this is nowhere near what my router should be able to do. And sorry if this is derailing or anything. I've been lurking on and off for a few months but never really posted because I figured asking questions about making games run better on Mint would make me look like a retard, but I'm not concerned about that anymore.

>>555234986
You're on fucking wifi, use cable.

>>555235851
Can't do that. Family won't let me drill a hole in the wall is what I was told. Wifi is around 400 MiB/s so I don't have much reason to argue with them

>>555234827
Can't wait to see the benchmarks. Still not 100% sold on recommending Nvidia for Linux even if the performance is completely fixed as the compatibility still lags behind

>>555236004
can you do it without drilling by buying 20+m cable, it's what I did, though I still had to drill through 3 walls but the drilled holes were in the ground and the cable isn't noticeable at all

>>555236263
I'll pitch the idea sometime but the hardware store is snowed in and I don't imagine we have cat5e cable lying around. Mother is also worried about pets chewing on it which yeah, our cat loves the taste of plastic and rubber. Seriously though, the wifi has never been an issue for me before.

>>555236691
>never been an issue
I'm going full in conspiracy here, but the issue started before the snowfall or after?

>>555234986
Realtek? Their Linux wifi drivers aren't that good.

>>555236004
Powerline adapters are also an option

Okay sorry for wasting everyone's time but apparently it does actually work this morning. You'll have to take my word that none of it was working last night. I couldn't download any packages but guess I can now. I guess switching to windows briefly fixed it somehow.

The concept of not using the Internet means not using download or upload speed is just completely foreign to me and that's why it looked nearly dead when I was checking it. Going to speedtest just showed me my normal download and upload speed. Lesson learned about running commands I don't understand though.

>>555237005
Actually after talking to my father this morning, this might have also been a factor. Apparently our ISP lost power last night or something.

Anyone here plays Luanti?
I tried it and it just seemed like a slightly uncanny Minecraft. (Also it bothers me how every server is filled wirh trannies)

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I'm in danger...

Lmao, yesterday I sold my 6700 XT which was perfectly fine and today dude texting me "Hey, HDMI on your card isn't working, what are we going to do?". I explained that it was working just fine, I had third monitor working over HDMI and had no issues. Mentioned that I was using Linux the whole time, suggested him to boot into CachyOS from liveusb to see if HDMI working. Turns out it was AMD driver issue on Windows, and he found that out after trying 4 (FOUR) different version of AMD Adrenaline kek.

>>555247085
Oh the ironing. Silly HDMI.

>>555247085
lmao

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Hyperborea, in my gacha?

>prism launcher implemented stricter offline account check
Oh well
I'm glad there's AUR with bypass

>>555255653
there's also fjord

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>>555255710
Never heard of it before. Still I'm pretty content with my current prism fork.

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I really love those facial animations
Hits harder than any dating sim you can find on Steam Store

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It's still hilarious how this mod was voiced by Estelle Ellis, original voice actor for Krystal Fox

>>555255653
You just need to disable the Microsoft account validation and any features they restrict for offline accounts. I doubt they went out of their way to make it annoying, so it's probably a quick fix if you know what you're doing.

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I can do this all day
>>555259242
They removed all bypasses from prismlauncher 10 so you have to use patched version now

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>Thank you for not calling my "dog" dumb tin can, I know it took some restraint.

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I hadn't really messed around much with Ship of Harkinian's silly graphics enhancements like changing tunic and item colors, but a black tunic seemed appropriate for the stealth sections here.

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Really nigga?

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>that was close
no it wasn't
>>555265542
Color that matches stone wall would make more sense, black tunic is pretty much noticeable on bright gray

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Ew.
>>555266350
True, but black is cooler.

>Highguard drops
>doesn't run on linux
>DOA
Seems like we've reached a point where games that can't run on linux are just stillborn because it gives a preview to dev incompetence.

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>>555267539
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4128260/Highguard/
>Overwhelmingly Negative

>>555269096
Next shoe is going to drop when wild's gets it's steam "Update" and will still run like shit on windows and not launch on 5000 series cards.

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They really engoodened LAC-5s since I last played.
>GPU 100% at 3.2Ghz
Guess I still can't use MSAA in this ancient game lmao.

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>tags: ugly bastard
>>555269385
Are you talking about monster hunter? Isn't this game a wreck shitfest as well?

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No, it's not funny, shut the fuck up
>>555269514
Nice clocks. Although isn't 220W too small for 100% of 9070? Did you undervolt?

>>555269925
9070 base TBP is 220W. Which the pulse I'm using has. I've got -70mV, and haven't found increasing the power limit to help in real GPU limited situations.
Like, benchmarks see improvement going all the way up to 269W but being GPU limited in actual games regress most of the time.

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Here's the one whose color palette is bugged to match Link's tunic.
>black lipstick
Boner time.

>>555269618
Yes and it shows the trend that these poorly made slop games that run like garbage and don't work well on linux are universally not well received games. All of the actual non fps hits from last year worked on linux day to week one in most cases.

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>>555269096
lol, lmao

>>555270643
Kiss of death

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Will they let me play now?

>>555270927
no

>>555267539
>>555269096
>>555270643
I just don't know what their endgame? Are they trying to piss off potential customers on purpose?

>>555274832
Retarded actions due to bloated studios

>>555270643
>>555270927
Is there any reason to have Secure Boot enabled if I'm not using Windows, and not chasing stupid anti-cheat requirements of online games?

>>555275339
No

>>555275339
the attack surface of the attacker being inside of your home with access to your hardware
that said, that means they have access to backdoors anyway in the same situation

>>555275339
>Is there any reason to have Secure Boot enabled if I'm not using Windows
Yes, if you're encrypting your drives you're tying unlocking key to TPM2 PCR banks: 7 (hash of secure boot databases) + 11 (signature of Unified Kernel Image).
But it doesn't matter for devs since when they ask for secure boot they ask for "use unmodified Microsoft system" and they don't give a fuck how secure your boot chain.

>>555275783
>Yes, if you're encrypting your drives you're tying unlocking key to TPM2 PCR banks: 7 (hash of secure boot databases) + 11 (signature of Unified Kernel Image).
I'm too dumb to know what this means. I'd need Secure Boot for drive encryption?
The reason I'm asking is that I'm going to install Linux on my new PC soon, and if Secure Boot is pointless then I won't bother trying to figure out how to get it to let me boot Linux. I probably won't encrypt my OS drive because it will primarily be a gaming PC. I might set up an HDD partition for personal documents and encrypt that.

>>555277321
>I'd need Secure Boot for drive encryption?
You don't need it explicitly, but it kinda beats the purpose of having drive encryption without secure boot since your boot chain could be tampered with, and it will leak decryption key to malicious actor.
>and if Secure Boot is pointless then I won't bother trying to figure out how to get it to let me boot Linux.
It only makes sense if you're encrypting drives, without encryption it's useless.

>>555278658
That would imply the malicious actor has hardware access no?
I don't think the run of the mill thief would be able to do such a sophisticated attack.

>>555279087
>That would imply the malicious actor has hardware access no?
Well, that's what encryption about yes.

>>555279087
I'm not him but I think the usual reason for encryption is to protect data when a computer is stolen (more applicable to laptops but now I'm laughing at the thought of a thief trying to haul my heavy-ass ATX tower out the back door of my house and chuck it over the fence) or confiscated by law enforcement (who are not always the good guys, even if you can be sure your browser has never ever automatically loaded a thumbnail of some questionable content on a vietnamese basket-weaving message board; for example I'd sure as shit encrypt all my data if I were living in a shithole country where people get killed for not being religious enough or get thrown in jail for criticizing a special military operation).