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  • _SXX_
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    Originally posted by carewolf View Post
    Yes, the startup is extremely slow (also it started in 1024x768 on first launch, I hadn't seen a 4x3 games in a long time). The slow startup is the same with Paradox games (and I don't mean Paradox' usual slowness in starting up, I mean 10 minutes to launch CK2). I wonder what kind of things the games are doing on Linux at startup.
    Actually startup in Linux version of Civ5 is faster than on Windows for me. It's just always was really really slow.

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  • numasan
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    Originally posted by Daktyl198 View Post
    I'm running Manjaro (Unstable, so almost exactly the Arch Stable repo), but I don't play Steam much so this hasn't really affected me before...

    Your suggestion worked! Though, I also had to rename libstdc++.so.6 (or something like that). Now it runs! And I can continue that game I was forced to start on Windows

    EDIT: Holy crap, The font rendering on the menus basically does NOT exist. The text is just random box-like structures, that don't resemble text in the slightest. This is going to make getting to my games hard... and I hope to god it's not like that in-game Q__Q
    Have you looked at this? https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php...upt_or_missing
    Also, I remember something about some games needing the Windows Ariel font...

    On Civ5: I primarily bought it to support Linux gaming, as I didn't think I'd have the patience for these kind of games, but damn, my last play was 8 hours straight!
    It is really fun, and now I understand why people says it is addictive! Glad we have it on our platform now

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  • carewolf
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    Originally posted by newwen View Post
    I bought the complete bundle for about 13?

    It works pretty nice with open source r600 drivers. But startup is quite slow and the startup screen gets frozen and corrupted. I'm using Ubuntu 14.04
    Yes, the startup is extremely slow (also it started in 1024x768 on first launch, I hadn't seen a 4x3 games in a long time). The slow startup is the same with Paradox games (and I don't mean Paradox' usual slowness in starting up, I mean 10 minutes to launch CK2). I wonder what kind of things the games are doing on Linux at startup.

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  • newwen
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    I bought the complete bundle for about 13€

    It works pretty nice with open source r600 drivers. But startup is quite slow and the startup screen gets frozen and corrupted. I'm using Ubuntu 14.04

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  • glxextxexlg
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    The game is great but the one unit in one tile rule sux. It should be three units maximum in one tile.

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  • whitecat
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    I bought and tested Brave New Wolrd yesterday.
    It works great with the free drivers ! I'm using the r600g on a Evergreen (HD5850) with pretty all gfx to max and it runs smoothly. The exception is the character cinematics which are really slow (I have to checked which settings is implied). I'm on 1680*1050 resolution and I didn't see any AA setting.

    PS : this is with the current upstream Mesa version (10.3-devel).

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  • glxextxexlg
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    Originally posted by tga.d View Post
    As far as official DLCs go, nothing I know of, but there is this:
    http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...94&searchtext=
    Yes thats what I was missing: third party content. Thanks for pointing me to the right direction.

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  • tga.d
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    Originally posted by glxextxexlg View Post
    Civilization 2 had a great second world war scenario game. I can't seem to find anything familiar among DLC's in civ V, am I missing something?
    As far as official DLCs go, nothing I know of, but there is this:

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  • glxextxexlg
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    WW2 scenario?

    Civilization 2 had a great second world war scenario game. I can't seem to find anything familiar among DLC's in civ V, am I missing something?

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  • Daktyl198
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    I guess my IIRC was wrong (though I swear the nvidia page says 2.1... whatever)

    Originally posted by TheOne View Post
    I got that bundle just to show my support since I'm not really a fan of turn based games and after playing for like 30 minutes I didn't noticed any issues on my Arch system with Radeon HD 6670 (running with opensource drivers) and AMD FX 8320 cpu. The only thing I noticed was slow start-up time.
    It's extremely slow to start on Windows as well, so that's not a Linux-specific bug. But let's be honest here, if you're starting up Civ5, you proooobably weren't planning on doing anything else for the next 5+ hours anyway

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