can do tomorrow

The design also complicates this sort of ethos of open-source software that want to make things simpler, not complicated like this would imply. I think PlayOnLinux should be enough.

Since Steam doesn't work in the Debian packages, I'm afraid to see this implemented.

Origineel geplaatst door sakuramboo:

Once it actually gets released, Shroud of the Avatar.

https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/

Beautiful!!!!! Thank you for introducing me to this. This is what I was looking for!!

Origineel geplaatst door Cheeseness:

Origineel geplaatst door ske:

I disagree. WoW has accepted Linux users for a long time without any intentional punishment towards the community. Blizzard has always been nice to Linux users, but alas, I cannot afford the $15 fee.

Except for those times that Linux users got banned and had to work their backsides off to get their accounts reactivated, not to mention that they ditched their in-development native Linux client.

They're definitely more open to allowing Linux users to be a part of their communities and even go so far as fixing some bugs that Wine users experience, but it's not all roses.

Much better suppor than others, seriously.

Ahahah. That's great. :)

Voted up

Origineel geplaatst door KingBeowulf:

Slackware.

'nuff said.

Seriously? What's your DE?

Origineel geplaatst door 毕贤胜Linux:

It's a shame there isn't anything that comes close on linux :/

I disagree. WoW has accepted Linux users for a long time without any intentional punishment towards the community. Blizzard has always been nice to Linux users, but alas, I cannot afford the $15 fee.

I really enjoy playing MMORPGs. Do you suggest any besides WoW -- that work well on Linux?