@gamingonlinux Thouroughly agree. I picked it up a little while back and played it exclusively on Deck. It ran really well through the campaign and I had much fun.

@gamingonlinux That's great! Titanfall 2 has one of the absolute best single-player campaigns in any FPS ever and it was criminally buried between the release of a mediocre CoD game and an okay Battlefield game.

@gamingonlinux We'll probably never get a game like this again in a long time. Still easily holds up as one of the best fps's I've ever played.

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I want to play this game really badly, unfortunately no money.

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Nice, I've been having a load of fun with this game. Will be interesting to see how it runs on my rx 6950
This is how PC support should be!

@gamingonlinux Is beautiful :party_parrot:

@gamingonlinux Ooh, jelly beans 😀

@gamingonlinux Should route them to the Hardware Unboxed video where they test it with 4090/DDR5 and found that only 3 cpus older than 2y/o can run the game at 1080p60fps MEDIUM because its THAT CPU intensive.

I really dont have the words for it honestly.

@gamingonlinux this channel is great for emulation showcases but something about his videos puts me off

@gamingonlinux Impressively poor performance.

@gamingonlinux LETS GO!!!!

Doom eternal is my favorite modern shooter. Now that Denuvo is gone, I can finally whole heartily recommended it.

10/10 actual masterpiece

I'll might even might try to DLCs.
I was holding back on buying them because denuvo was such a pain to deal with.

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Bethesda is permanently on my shit list for that dunevo bait and switch.

They added it 2 weeks after launch. It's the only game I can remember contacting Steam Support about to get an out of refund window refund.

@gamingonlinux Cool, now they should remove it from Ghostwire: Tokyo, which got Denuvo added to it a year after it was available without it, for some reason.

@gamingonlinux I think people are finally realizing that Linux gaming can be summarized as Proton/Wine and almost any game can work

@gamingonlinux So nice, how can one say no to an adorable penguin? 🐧

@gamingonlinux @mikebabcock all Linux has to do to beat Windows is sit still while Windows continues to enshittify itself.

@gamingonlinux looks nice! It’s great that Linux is now supported, I’ll have a closer look at it soon. Thanks for the info!

@gamingonlinux haven’t seen a screenshot from Jedi Knight in quite some time 🥺

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And I once again need to catch up, as I'm over half a year behind

@gamingonlinux I have 2 PS5 controllers since they work very well under Linux (you can use the track pad) the only flaw to me is that you can't see the battery usage

yeah I copy pasted my comment from the TG group, didn't see this first

I need to go touch grass for a while after 5 crashes and 2 hours wasted...

@gamingonlinux I know it's modded but a Bethesda game causing the whole OS even to crash, even though it's running through proton, still does not surprising :blobfox3c:

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Dang. Last I heard (patch 6) it wasn't really playable on ANYTHING.

@gamingonlinux Cool, now all they need to do is remove the EA Desktop requirement and Denuvo.

@gamingonlinux does the performance hold up in the open world environments as well?

@gamingonlinux I was kind of disappointed in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. I don’t really know what I was expecting but I got quite bored after an hour or two. Maybe someone else feels differently?

@gamingonlinux I just recently played through all the Broken Sword titles with one if my kids. We kind of stalled out on BS5, the one that was Kickstarted. Not because it wasn't good, but because of a change in computers. Should migrate the save files over or restart BS 5 so we're ready for Parsifal's Years.

@gamingonlinux At least one of these is new VR. The fact that they've started working on Linux VR again is a strong indicator.

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Wasn't the Deck VR codename Deckard?

@gamingonlinux some more Deckard copium, nice.

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Bethesda game devs literally cannot sacrifice another child without going to jail so don't hold your breath for this to be fixed. Ever. In any Bethesda game. It has been written into their infernal compact.

@gamingonlinux Bethesda games have been the same since Elder Scrolls 4.

Oblivion.
Wasteland Oblivion.
Viking Oblivion.
More Wasteland Oblivion.
Multiplayer Appalachia Oblivion.
Space Oblivion.

@gamingonlinux Part of it involves threading and concurrency as I understand - the check for "Is player directly speaking to NPC?" Passes *before* they decide to play the speaking animation and audio, but...the player character initiates talking with another NPC before the speaking animation and audio kick in.