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Originally posted by Morpheus View PostDo you know if a box version of TW2 can be activated on Steam to get it on Linux (and therefore on Windows, through Steam) ? Because I don't see a "linux installer" that could unpack the binaries, and fetch the game data from the DVD...
How, and don't talk "gog" to me, I'm french, and there's really no french support for the games sold there.
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Originally posted by Morpheus View PostDo you know if a box version of TW2 can be activated on Steam to get it on Linux (and therefore on Windows, through Steam) ? Because I don't see a "linux installer" that could unpack the binaries, and fetch the game data from the DVD...
How, and don't talk "gog" to me, I'm french, and there's really no french support for the games sold there.
Linux version will arrive there sometime soon.
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostSo, I was curious to see what the benchmarks of game in Windows and I was surprised to see how poorly it performed, even with ubersampling off. Seems to me the game is just poorly coded. Considering in Windows I would only get roughly 30FPS with medium-low settings at 1080p with a single HD5750, I'm not sure I should ever bother to attempt to play this game in linux as long as the open source drivers don't support crossfire.
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Originally posted by Sdar View PostIt's not a fix, is a slap in the face to AMD drivers like when firefox Blacklisted Direct2D for Catalyst 14.4, it seems that the only way to make things works with amd drivers sometimes is disabling stuff and waiting in hopes amd eventually fixes the issue.
I hope they do a better job whit the forthcoming Opengl next.
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