Would LOVE to have POE "Natively" on Linux with No Sub patch or work arounds. Just Natively.

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ElricGoldleaf wrote:

I prefer loading my games by typing "wine <gamelauncher>.exe" from a terminal window. Every other windows game I have runs just fine when i do that, PoE is the only one I'm having trouble with.

Which defeats the purpose of what I originally posted.
People should not depend on Wine to get games going if gaming companies would
just create a Linux NATIVE version of their games.

It doesn't matter if its just 1 button that needs to be pressed on steam.
People should not have to depend on secondary hooks to get a game going in Linux. It should just NATIVELY work.

NO WINE,
the game should be the only thing to be installed and work "NATIVELY".

Some of you people have been posting replies with "Just use Wine"
Which completely defeats the entire purpose of my post.
Its a band-aid fix to something that should NATIVELY just work.



Just saying....


Edit: edited out vulkan, because it was misspoken.

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SirTwsted wrote:

NO WINE, NO VULCAN no dependencies at all to make it work,
the game should be the only thing to be installed and work "NATIVELY".

Some of you people have been posting replies with "Just use Wine"
Which completely defeats the entire purpose of my post.
Its a band-aid fix to something that should NATIVELY just work.



Just saying....

You may want to read up on Vulkan before you shout "NO VULCAN". Vulkan is an open standards graphics API meant as a competitor to DirectX that is unburdened by some of the historical decisions that make OpenGL generally inferior. You _want_ them to adopt Vulkan because it means they don't need to translate calls to DirectX in the winelibs.

Edit: Fixed spelling of Vulkan. I knew something didn't look right.

Ya, I might have mis spoken on the vulkan part (sorry).
But the rest still stands. :)
It was edited.