Anybody here play games on Linux? What have you been playing?
Gaming on GNU/Linux
Nathaniel Lee
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Isaac Flores
I've been playing some Mount & Blade Warband on my linux mint machine after realizing that it probably can't handle Bannerlord.
It runs just as smoothly as when I used to play it on windows, but there are some weird graphical glitches here-and-there, like how the game seems to be rendering textures in lower quality the closer I get to them instead of the other way around, especially noticeable inside castles with all the stonework.
Also every body of water in the game has a transparent repeating texture of a cow viewed from the side superimposed on top of it for some reason.
Jonathan Mitchell
Are you playing it in WINE, or are you running the native version?
Hudson Brooks
Native. Honestly I imagine that it would probably run better if I just fed the windows version through Steam's built-in Linux compatibility tool.
Lincoln Brooks
I am very happy that Linux gaming got decent in last few years. It's very comfy to play video games while stuck at home.
Nolan Ward
Still working my way through the original NWN after the recent upgrades its gotten.
Gavin Clark
Currently thinking to migrate to CentOS from Windows. And since I only currently playing CSGO I dont see any issues. I will play what its available.
Dylan Anderson
>I am very happy that Linux gaming got decent in last few years.
Very much this. When people try to tell me that Linux has no games, I scratch my head. I've been really active on Steam lately because of Corona chan, and I have 66 games installed, all of them work.
Brandon Diaz
Any reason for CentOS in particular? I love stable distros, but that sounds like overkill, lol.
Joshua Walker
Sometimes native Linux ports of a game are a big fat warning.