>>580715130
Somebody ported afmf to linux right after I posted that comment. Did a /lgg/ user make this? https://github.com/serialexperimentslainnnn/afmf-linux

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i think an anon in a linux gaming thread last night was asking about this game. cachy-proton didn't work (hasn't been updated in 2-3 months, illusion has better anti-piracy detection against goldberg emu now or something). proton ge 11-7 and dw worked.

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It's my first time playing minecraft. Can somebody explain what this thing is?

>>581529182
Whoa, neat. Gave it a go in crossworlds and it looks pretty good and didn't feel any different. I don't have my glasses on though lmao...

>>581534310
Unfortunately it's limited to 2x framegen unlike lossless scaling (lsfg-vk) which allows you to set any framegen amount you want. But it's still a very new project so he may add support for that. I dont know if afmf on windows allows more than 2x framegen.

>>581534494
Yeah, but that works out for that game since it's locked at 60 FPS and I run my monitor at 120.

nvm now I'm seeing artifacts out the ass I hate framegen!!

>>581535715
I runs in performance mode if you run a game at 2560x1440 resolution or higher. You have to set AFMF_PERFORMANCE_MODE=quality for better quality.

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Well that wasn't worth it.

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I must say, aside from the nice background with the view of Earth, his is not the most aesthetically pleasing level. Episode Two is off to a dull start.

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Wow, nice level design.
Get me the hell out of here.

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Almost let one live, lol

>>581533782
>cachy-proton didn't work (hasn't been updated in 2-3 months
I'm not sure what's going on with that project so I'll just stick with proton experimental for most things, it pretty much just werks anyway

For me it's Valve's latest numbered Proton version.

why hasn't there been a cachyos proton update in while now

let's hope this one doesn't die
anyway, my question is, why does steam block me from using my gamepad outside of steam(e.g in ubisoft connect) games?
I have nothing enabled in steam settings

Morning fellow tuxers

How long until the mainline proton get HDR working?
I have to keep using these forks for a stress free experience.

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Somehow the next level was worse.

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wtf

>>581583562
>I have to keep using these forks
You should use the forks anyway. I don't see a good reason to prefer mainline proton over the popular forks

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That was a close one.

>>581591724
I'm not him, but for a Steam user, the obvious reason is just being able to play games with zero extra steps. Because using anything other than the Proton included with Steam requires more steps than
>install Steam
>select game
>click Install
>click Play
no matter how seamless you make the extra third-party program that manages Proton GE versions or whatever.
Not that I personally mind a bit of tinkering (and frankly I'd just go back to Windows if I did), but the average gamer has already started typing "okay I'll just use Windows" by the time they read the part where you have to restart Steam after installing a compatibility tool.

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FUUUUUUUCK this level, I'm so glad I finished it. I wanted to Alt+F4 this shit last night, but saving is available only between levels, so I knew I'd have to start the level over again if I didn't get to the end. And if I had to play this level again, I'd probably just never play the game again.
The game wouldn't be so bad if the scrolling were smooth. This is headache-inducing in some cases.

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These helicopters look pretty cool, so I wish they were actually fun to fight. But instead of shooting projectiles to be dodged or something, they just fly into the player and never fuck off.

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It seems I'm out of videos to post, so enjoy the new cropped-box-art icons I made for Duke Nukem 1 and 2 after realizing the default icons clashed with the rest of my old-game shortcuts in the screenshot I posted in >>>/v/748025676.
At some point I was doing this only for games that had shitty-looking icons but now it's a theme. I probably won't do the whole right-hand side of my desktop though.

>play Wo Long 2 demo for the reward for the full release
>can't progress because it crashes constantly in menus
welp, gonna wait a few days and see if Valve are gonna fix it
and it's a linux specific problem, it doesn't happen on windows according to people on the steam forums

>>581604415
>crashing on a menu
Assuming it's not on purpose (because you didn't say anti-cheat (never heard of that game though)), what do developers even do in their spaghetti-ass code to make games shit the bed like this? Countless games just work with Wine/Proton, so it's not as if it's just a case of "Linux bad".

>>581606179
The game is from Koei Tecmo, of Ninja Gaiden, Dynasty Warriors, Dead or Alive, Nioh, Stranger of Paradise fame.
I'm sure it's a Linux(Proton) issue, because it is the same engine they've been using since the first Nioh, and all games by it had no issues on Linux, except the performance issues in Rise Of The Ronin, Nioh 3 and now Wo Long 2 because the dogshit engine can't handle open world shit.

>>581568132
Slow snailcsts.

>>581619527
The Dev is on leave i've read

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usecase for updoots?

Bumpu

>>581597590
tfw no Duke Nukem 4ever source port

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yay, the thread
>>581524282
>AMD's AFMF is not a hardware feature: on Windows it is compute-shader work the driver inserts at present time.
picrel

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>another "why AREN'T you on Linux" thread
Not that a Linux gaming thread on /v/ is ever likely to be good, but there's no hope of anything but a total dumpster fire when you open it up with a literal invitation to bitch about Linux. I hope it's a Windows shill making these threads ironically.

>>581637092
At least linux thread on /v/ lasting much longer than on this board, lol

>>581637292
Use case for the thread staying when I'm at work?
Personally I'm okay with a weekend-only general. If you guys don't like it then someone other than me should be the OP again.

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>>581637752
>Use case for the thread staying when I'm at work?
I post gaming webms from working pc

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Boring gameplay incoming.

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>>581638835

>>581638835
Is it better than Chaos Theory?

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>>581639058

>>581639086
gonna tell you when I play it

So no-install cracked games are easy enough to pirate. What about garbage like fitgirl or other repacks? What's the state of piracy on linux?

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>>581604415
Yep, and it's very buggy. My controller doesn't work but rumble on it does. The loading when you start the game is fucked. I think there is lod issue in proton or something, or maybe the game is just broken.

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>>581649876
and here is an invisible boss

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>>581650065
and here is an NPC where only his eyes and teeth are visible

I enjoy gaming on linux

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>>581657742
same

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>activate-linux -t 'Activate MS DOS' -m 'Go to Settings to activate MS DOS.' -H -120
Damn, it's barely visible on this game's HUD.
Oh well. I'm still funny, everyone laugh.

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That DN2.EXE in my last filename had me thinking I'd been playing Duke Nukem II by accident but it's episode two of the first game.
The second game is NUKEM2.EXE. Haven't played it yet. Looks different. I think DOSBox Staging chose a different CRT shader too.

>>581642706
Bad.

>>581669067
Not him but what's the problem with repacks?
I've never used one.

>>581642706
I dunno I download all my shit from rutracker and it just works. Most of it are portable releases though, not installers.

>>581650065
I had that too on proton ge, but fixed it when I changed back to experimental bleeding edge, crashes still happened though.

https://github.com/ralgar/vkShade
https://github.com/TheForgotten69/reshade

>>581672737
Installers fail

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I just love animations in this game. There are miles ahead of whatever we get in modern games.
Also, I've asked Deepseek about if modern AI recompiled projects count as native games, and here's what it answered. Your thoughts?
https://chat.deepseek.com/share/fykpp7zg0ieknet1lw

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>complete track like a full retared
>still managed to beat the record
lol

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https://ksylvestre.itch.io/zuma-portable

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https://github.com/wszqkzqk/PvZ-Portable

>>581689521
Voices38 installers work flawlessly out of the box under wine.
Fitgirl and dodi are for retard third worlders

>>581702209
i played the shit out of this on may dad's laptop

https://gothub.libre.tw/pythonlover02/volt-gui/

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>>581710735
>gothub.libre.tw

>>581711049
Someone claiming to be the developer had posted this on /r/linux_gaming a few days ago:
https://github.com/pythonlover02/volt-gui
If that's the official repo then I don't know where the fuck anon got that other link.

>>581711049
>>581712286
Gothub is a front-end like nitter. Sometimes github asks for login now so i redirect to it.

>>581713079
Oh, good to know. Thanks

>ability to open steam:// URLs with xdg-open is suddenly broken
>Cartridges can't launch my Steam games anymore
What the fuck broke this? I'm not updating all of them to do
>steam steam://rungameid/...
instead of
>xdg-open steam://rungameid/...
because that's too tedious. I can bulk edit the JSONs now but I don't want to have extra things to do after importing games.
Steam's desktop entry still has this in it:
>MimeType=x-scheme-handler/steam;x-scheme-handler/steamlink;

>>581719529
I asked an LLM (forgive me but abominable intelligence is good at summarizing text so it's easier than scrolling through irrelevant search results to find the relevant ones), and after a few rounds of giving it more information to get past suggestions that weren't going to help, it told me to run
>gio mime x-scheme-handler/steam steam.desktop
>gio mime x-scheme-handler/steamlink steam.desktop
which fixed the issue. I still want to know what the fuck broke this. I almost never have things randomly breaking on Mint so I almost want to think it was my fault, but I don't think I did anything weird recently. Reinstalling Steam probably would have fixed it as well, because I have to assume that the Steam installer set up those associations in the first place, but that's an extreme measure.
I did recently install Bottles... which already pissed me off because it created a ~/Games/umu/ directory for no reason, as I mentioned in the last thread. Surely it wouldn't also be breaking my gio mime shit though.

>>581721358
That actually created some file like ~/.config/mimeapps.list that didn't exist before, so it felt more like a workaround than a real fix. So I deleted that file and did some more fucking around.
Looks like the actual fix (which I got from an actual web search result (get fucked ChatGPT lmao)) was to run
>update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/
which updated the ~/.local/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache that already existed.
I still don't know exactly what was the state of my system when this was working before, because I can't imagine why the Steam lines would have been removed from this cache file if they were there before. But at least this puts the x-scheme-handler/steam association in the same cache that already had lines for x-scheme-handler/itch and some others instead of creating a separate file for it. This also feels like a better solution because this has presumably updated the cache based on what's already in my desktop entries (namely the Steam entry's "MimeType" field), as opposed to manually forcing shit.

I click on game, I play game, can't be easier than that.

>>581727815
From the last time I screwed around with mime, those are the set of commands you need:
xdg-mime query filetype "path/to/file"
xdg-mime query default "mimetype"
xdg-mime default "program" "mimetype"
on my machine, running "xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/steam" returns steam

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>>581721358
>forgive me
You don't need to be forgiven. Us here in the GNU/Linux gaming thread are all AIchads and bullied all snailcats out

>>581728446
>on my machine, running "xdg-mime query default x-scheme-handler/steam" returns steam
I was seeing the same on my machine the whole time. But "gio mime x-scheme-handler/steam" was still returning nothing, until I did either "gio mime x-scheme-handler/steam steam.desktop" (which I then undid by deleting ~/.config/mimeapps.list) or "update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/". I had actually tried "update-desktop-database" earlier but apparently it needs the argument.

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>forgot about Gray Matter again while playing A Short Hike, Quake II, Portal, and I don't even know what else
I might unironically never finish this game. But I feel that I must.
At least my new custom_text fits without adjusting the overlay width.

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And THAT'S how you do intros

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Fuck, that was tougher than I expected. Falling into lava is instadeath.
Btw, while everyone was asleep: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/525

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Holy crap.
I was not expecting a Stargate SG-1 easter egg.

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bonkers

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Anyway, I don't like how there's another chapter whose main quest is David looking for things to trigger powerful memories of his dead wife so that he can more easily communicate with her ghost or whatever, like hey I fucking did this shit two chapters ago, but at least the park looks nice.

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Postiing webms of this game would be pointless unless I decide I need to demonstrate how non-animated it is. Cutscenes are literally slideshows and in gameplay the characters move like puppets.
>>581693905
>>581741762
Nice boobs.

vkQuake is now packaged in Arch Linux
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/vkquake/

Also check this out
https://github.com/lavenderdotpet/LibreQuake

>>581745451
So this is like Freedoom but for Quake? That's pretty cool.
Looks nicer than Freedoom too. While I greatly appreciate Freedoom for what it is, I subjectively just don't like its art style very much.

what's the difference between xwayland and wayland for games and is it better?

>>581748335
xwayland is a campatibility layer that allows you to run x11 software on a wayland system, generally speaking native wayland is better but some games may or may not break for some reason i'm not aware of
also you are prone to screen tearing on xwayland unlike native

>>581750005
>generally speaking native wayland is better
*if your compositor implements all the proper protocols like fifo and explicit sync (especially if you are on nvidia)

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>rent boat in daytime
>nighttime cutscene
>cutscene ends
>back at the dock
>still daytime
lmao

>>581638835
>>581639058
>>581639310
You cannot in fact play the game full stealth,just had a mission where you cannot avoid enemies and there wasn't enough non lethal ammo to deal with them.
When I finish the game, I'll check some videos on it and see if they can prove me wrong.

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>meme boss

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I think that's the last major powerup...

Thread can't die. It's not Monday [in my timezone] yet!
I'm probably done GNU/Gaming for the weekend though.

i can't select resolution higher than 1440p in linux native games when running them in wayland why is this

>>581772597
Is your monitor running at a resolution higher than 1440p?

>>581773010
i have multiple monitors so that might be the issue

>>>/v/748130065
holy shit, a mac gaming thread
(on-topic because one of the replies suggested installing linux on anon's mac, lmao)

>>581773096
Is any of your monitors using a display scaling other than 1.0?

I was anxious about games statically link SDL library, but then I remembered about SDL_DYNAMIC_API environment variable.

https://github.com/motor-dev/nfs-recompiled
Eager to test out

Good morning GNU chads

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WOW!

i might get an hdr monitor but i feel like it will be shit to setup with nvidia

>>581815401
>hdr
Meme

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how to get rich in morrowind

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Any of you managed to get a soundboard working on linux and play music while playing online with the lads? Preferably on arch based system with Wayland on?

>>581826082
I think there was utility called soundtux or something

>>581826195
I tried soundtux and didn't work at all for me.

>>581826372
Maybe you didn't configure it properly?

>>581826489
Its a wayland issue from what I gather. Hence why I mentioned "Preferably on arch based system with Wayland on?"
Hoping someone here actually managed to do it on wayland specifically.

>>581826875
If you meant global shortcuts didn't work you should've said so. You can enable sending all key presses to x11 applications in kde settings "application" group.

>>581827183
I have it on and no it didn't change anything. Also soundux doesn't really support wayland natively so I'm guessing that might have to do something with it.

has anyone tried steam remote play with a client running nvidia? does hardware acceleration work?

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>ran doukutsu-rs (Cave Story+ source port)
>it consumes so little RAM I had to find it in the task manager
>it takes even less RAM than a fucking wireguard go interface
I think operating system software took a wrong turn somewhere

>>581805678
This got millenials all bricked up back in the day

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>>581826082
>with Wayland on?
lol

Ok, I hereby declare that static recompilations count as native Linux games!

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>>581841821

>open Steam store in client
>cpu fan goes bonkers
fucking chromium

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>>581842673
Do you have this on? You might need to add a launch option flag to disable chromium's GPU blacklist if it is.

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>Indian man runs from overflowing drainage

>>581847098
It happens with both on and off, gonna try the beta branch and see if that one is gonna fix it.

>>581852890
beta doesn't fix it either, gonna leave the issue for now because it only happens in the steam store main page, other tabs/game pages are unaffected

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>>581842673
>>581847098
>>581852890
>>581853938
Honestly, I wouldn't bother myself. Steam client is such a jank, it's more surprising to see if something IS working.

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>get some get some
hehehe

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4705510/Happy_Wheels/
Linux build

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4739660/Dragn_Wash/
Also Linux native
Finally, native Linux games we deserve!

>>581794483
Aaand it's not working...

>>581794483
>>581862007
>not the ps2 hot pursuit version
interest lost

>>581842673
isn't it also because it's compiling shaders in the background?

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>>581856278

>>581841821
Why wouldn't it be?

Bump

Genocide the people that made roguelike/roguelite popular

>>581855946
I could never get into the first game after playing the second game, it set the theme for me. I went 2 -> 3 -> 1, and 1 felt different from the rest.

>>581871582
No, it's the store itself being heavy on videos or wahtever they're using for their mini preview things. Tab into the library and the CPU revving up flatlines to normal.

>>581886973
In my experience, I think it was Hades and Vampire Survivors. Same shit with the "pick one buff/item out of 3 options" slop

>>581890174
I bought hades long ago but haven't played it. I guess im part of the problem.

>>581890174
Slay the Spire single-handedly popularized the genre of deckbuilder roguelikes.
On roguelike note, there's a sad lack of classic roguelikes played in terminal with ncurses ITT.

>>581891221
So write a new game then. Be the change you want to be. Hardmode: no LLM use.

>>581897095
Me?!

>>581889030
Is the second game significantly different from the first? You don't gather orbs and power cells like in the first game?

>>581891221
>cards
>roguelike
the absolutely worst genres combined

>>581878253
Because unlike true reverse engineered projects they still emulate certain hardware features of original consoles, it just they don't do it like true emulators do.

>>581899870
It's just the atmosphere/feel of the game, it felt less wacky and took itself a little too seriously compared to the first.

>>581899065
Yes, you. Make an innovative rogue-like in the terminal for the 2020s, you have until 2030 to finish.

so any way to reliable check my storage nvme temps?
Fedora sensors are in F and show a high temp that worries me 9the one in sytem monitor, and gsmart control shows low, normal C temps

so someone is lying

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>>581897095
Beat all the roguelikes in your distro repos before you ask for more.

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>>581905015
based

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Now that I stole almost best equipment in the game I can take on the dremoras!

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Lol, he didn't have armor, I should've hit him from the start

gnump

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So much for the magic, lol

Mornin

I was playing valheim but it really just enjoys wasting my time. I might try it a different time.

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Stay fucking still!

>>581940953
Half of the game is just grinding: either iron in swamps, or silver in mountains, or green shit in plains. And then transporting it to home by boat.

>>581940962
lol

>>581940962
any chance you could try steam remote play to your nvidia pc? i'm >>581829587 and need to see if i fucked anything up or if it's just nvidia drivers/nvidia on wayland etc.

>>581961619
>any chance you could try steam remote play to your nvidia pc?
This is my working pc and I don't have Steam on it.

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Damn brat... seducing Hylian hero like that

>>581900851
That's just to push something out, they will prpgress into full native.

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>you have to perfrom attack to get a little boost
>or you will fall and start whole section from the beginning
ugh

Why don't we talk about omarchy linux?

>>581980852
Because:
>AI
>Getting popular
>Getting funds
AI + Popularity + Money = Bad for Linux or so the Linux community says.

>>581968485
This game made me too horny. Dumb sexy smug imp.

>>581968485
that's the recompilation i assume, you might wanna get hd textures if your system handles it

lib32-mangohud isn't needed anymore, right?

>>581980852
Omarchy is not a "gaming distro" so we don't care

>>581985929
It looks like she's playing on a steam deck, but surely even a steam deck can play it with hd textures

>>581980852
Should be focused on becoming a professional software distro and not some agentic nonsense. Imagine all the office and creativity tools using up all the money thrown into it to make them work, I'd use it then.

>>581904492
open terminal and type sensors
And why are you using fahrenheit, american? Can't you convert F to C yourself?

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>>581904492
For me, it's coolercontrol. Though I don't care for the UI overhaul they pushed recently...

>>581990524
Why wouldn't it be? If you're referring to the fact that WoW64 exists, the answer is that native 32-bit games also exist. If you don't play those, then... well, you don't need what you won't use. I don't actually know which mangohud binary gets used by a 32-bit Windows game running in Wine's WoW64 mode, but you could always just uninstall the 32-bit binary and see if you lose the overlay in anything.

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lol

>>582022345
What's happening here? I don't understand.

>ff7 remake runs great at 4k 120fps on steam, gpu only at 80% or so
uh, I expected the worst from square and their pc ports

>>581980852
It’s for winbabs.
I already have all my AI stuff setup for my rice.
I don’t really mind omarchy, but i don’t really need to talk about it either so…

>>582032209
Usually those blue things fly around open cave sections while dropping eggs that hatch into those purple things. But that one was stuck in a little hole.

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Would you look at that!
>>582034149
Well, you're welcome to try rebirth, heh

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Sniping is even easier than in Skyrim

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Crazy cunts

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lmao

Bump. At least we survived Monday

Afternoon bumpu. Latest mesa release fixed an issue I was having.

>>582072367
What issue?

X11, I want to get 1440x1080 4:3 aspect ratio. In Windows it was just a one click but here with nvidia-settings and all this shit it seems to be an impossible task.
Claude can't seem to help either. Most forum posts regarding this matter are outdated.
>nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="HDMI-0: 1920x1080_60 +0+0 {ViewPortIn=1440x1080, ViewPortOut=1440x1080+240+0}"
I can do this, but my desktop is still basically in 1920x1080 and games have offset buttons.
How can I enforce strict aspect ratio scaling or something? If I wasn't using "AI" I would buy AMD graphics card at this point.
4:3 aspect is useful for some old games for example.

>>582085808
https://man.archlinux.org/man/xrandr.1
or use gamescope

>>582086619
Gamescope is the easiest but that will introduce input lack especially in games like CS2 which is a shitty linux port.

>>582086990
*input lag
Typos here and there, an early dementia

>>582085808
You can change how the display is scaled when it doesn't fit your monitor 1 to 1 by setting the scaling mode:
xrandr --output DP-1 --set "scaling mode" "Full aspect"

That will put the image in the center with black bars

>>582085808
>>582098750
also on linux you normally dont use vendor specific tools since the functionality works on every gpu the same way. I believe the command you are using doesn't change the resolution to 1440x1080 but instead scales it. Do this instead, which works on any gpu:

# First run cvt to get the mode string which you use then with xrandr:
cvt 1440 1080 60

# Add the mode to x11:
xrandr --newmode "1440x1080_60.00" 129.00 1440 1528 1680 1920 1080 1083 1087 1120 -hsync +vsync

# Add the mode to your monitor:
xrandr --addmode DP-1 "1440x1080_60.00"

# Change the monitor to use that new mode:
xrandr --output DP-1 --mode "1440x1080_60.00"

# Change scaling mode so that it adds black bars instead of stretching the image to fit the monitor
xrandr --output DP-1 --set "scaling mode" "Full aspect"

>>582098750
>>582099179
Doesn't work like that, this is the issue with xrandr for me. I get all these errors.
>X Error of failed request: BadName (named color or font does not exist)... Major opcode of failed request: 140 (RANDR)
This is why I am so confused about this. It's not the end of the world but in Windows all it takes two clicks for me to enable 1440x1080 and get a proper aspect ratio too.
>xrandr --newmode "1440x1080_custom_60.00" 129.00 1440 1528 1680 1920 1080 1083 1087 1120 -hsync +vsync
>xrandr --addmode "HDMI-0" "1440x1080_custom_60.00"
>xrandr --output "HDMI-0" --mode "1440x1080_custom_60.00"

>>582103051
To add, if I'm doing it simply like this
>xrandr --output "HDMI-0" --mode "1440x1080"
It does work but the image is scaled to 16:9 instead of being 4:3.
If I do
>xrandr --output "HDMI-0" --mode "1440x1080" --set "scaling mode" "Full aspect"
Then I get this vague error

X Error of failed request: BadName (named color or font does not exist)
Major opcode of failed request: 140 (RANDR)
Minor opcode of failed request: 11 (RRQueryOutputProperty)
Serial number of failed request: 42
Current serial number in output stream: 42

>>582103351
The error BadName (named color or font does not exist) occurs because the proprietary NVIDIA driver does not expose the "scaling mode" RandR property that xrandr is trying to set. This property is a standard part of the RandR 1.2 specification and is typically available with open-source drivers like nouveau or amdgpu, but NVIDIA's proprietary driver implements display scaling through its own mechanisms instead.
>>582085808
Deepseek recommended this setting: nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="HDMI-0: nvidia-auto-select +0+0 {ViewPortIn=1440x1080, ViewPortOut=1920x1080+240+0}"
Pay attention to ViewPortOut option

>>582104671
Yeah, this nvidia-settings thing is something what I have tried already too.
Well I guess I'm out of luck then.
Who would have guessed that setting up a simple 4:3 resolution in 2026 with nvidia on linux is impossible.

>>582105594
doesn't the monitor have the option to set aspect ratio? or the x11 monitor output ignore that?

>>582107164
or does*

>>582107164
Wait, I had it on 'wide' instead of 'auto'. Now my setup works, I just needed to add
>Option "ModeValidation" "AllowNonEdidModes"
Under "Screen" section in xorg/conf.d/20-nvidia.conf...
Then not sure about this
>Option "Metamodes" "HDMI-0: nvidia-auto-select; 1920x1080 {ViewPortIn=1440x1080, ViewPortOut=1440x1080+240+0};"
But it's there anyway.
Now selecting 1440x1080 from nvidia-settings is actually working.
So it was a wild goose chase after all.
But I do assure you even with 'wide' setting my screen was able to output a proper 4:3 in Windows.

gnu/bump

Fun times

>>582125116
good night

>>582099179
>>582103051
>>582103351
>>582112276
I dunno why are you using x11. Kwin Wayland made it easy to create custom modes

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This is just ridiculous

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Oh

>>582143245
because, uhh, Wayland sucks, bro

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>>582157203
At least he has randr (that doesn't work)

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damn rats

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Even in souls games I didn't evade this hard

>>582075495
>https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/work_items/16187
Not P3R, but was happening to me in dolphin-emu for me.

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>>582177618
It was only happening with gamescope?

>gamescope
on my end it outright doesn't work anymore with Steam, outside it just werks fine

All those rexglue recomps won't need runtimes as they progress right?

Are we dead yet

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would
>>582208641
Necromancy is forbidden in Morrowind

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>arrows can destroy magick projectiles
We didn't know how good we had it
>>582201605
wdym?

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Is it “that time of the month” for her?

>>582215561
I dont understand why they need a runtime if gpu is native too, i guess they are emulating xbox sound or some shit, so why isn't it just a game executable?

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so much for the head of the fighthers guild, lmao
>>582222956
recomps aren't real native games: they're still emulating certain hardware features so game's code api calls work mostly unchanged. From what I understand runtime is just a collection of shared code.

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Tel Branora Bound Bow Massacre

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Oh, nigg....

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2nd attempt was successful

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Waited 10 mins to get these fucking dogs off me.
Game is done, was enjoyable despite minor issues, there's xbox exclusive levels after you finish the main missions but I'm not gonna bother with them, Pandora Tomorrow is next instead.

>>582233890
Which one is this?

>>582234279
First one

Pandora tomorrow was fun I played when I was a kid

>>582184071
yep, and rdna2 only. wasn't happening on my desktop with gamescope. kirby air ride was missing text in menus and 3d models were missing in-game. super weird, i thought i had a bad .iso or it was a dolphin regression.

>>582256364
>super weird, i thought i had a bad .iso or it was a dolphin regression.
What was the issue then?

>>582264745
>launch game on dolphin-emu through gamescope
>missing text/3d models like in the persona 3 remake images on github
>launch same games on dolphin without gamescope
>no rendering issues

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Lol, they're so hopeless
>>582270504
Why did you use gamescope with dolphin though? Doesn't it have built in scaling options?

>>582277174
steam in gamescope-session launching dolphin, forgot to mention.

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At this point every melee enemy is at a complete disadvantage
>>582277239
Well, that explains it. Still it's surprising how driver bug could cause such weird issue.

>>582233462
>>582233890
This looks much better than Chaos Theory which felt extremely simplified.

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WHAT THE FUCK were they thinking?

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And they tell Morrowind combat is bad

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>cast call humanoid
>use calmed dude to train skill
>kill him afterward
peak Morrowind experience

>>582285769
Fun, unless you hate that, then Oblivion is the game for you.

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>>582295552
I'm just surprised how broken game is once you figure it out

>>582303131
>break
In Oblivion that's impossible because of the retarded level scaling, past level 25 you're getting fucked because enemies scale but you don't and because there are no items that scale past that level.
The only way to break that game is to spam quickload at the end of the oblivion gates in hope to get your fucking chameleon orb, farm three of these and enemies can't see you.
You still are gonna do jackshit damage.

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It is done