AMDs stupid redemption software is such a pain in the ass on linux.

Last time I tried to use it the website didnt even work, I had to contact their support people who gave me like 2 copy and pasted replies before i got someone to even read my post and just give me a direct download link for the tool.

Wish they’d go back to just putting the fucking keys on cards in the box.

PS4/5 and every xbox are x86

PS4/5 and OG Xbox/XBone/SX are x86. I always thought 360 useds a xeon, but i was wrong, it was power PC. TIL

PS3 is PowerPC.

welcome to linux.

i use a playstation 3 controller without issue.

All the tiny cards I’ve seen have usually been the lower end/entry level variants, not premium.

Like my card, 6700 Fighter from PowerColor. Absolutely tiny, both in length, width and in weight compared to some past cards i’ve had. it doesnt even approach the edge of the mobo.

I dont know.

If I had my choice between a CPU that has a vulnerability that can only be exploited if the system is already compromised

or a CPU that are full of oxidation cancer, or frying themselves and doing irreparable damage… Which the company is being excessively shady about concretely admitting to any RMA promises and wwill all eventually die in short order…

I think I’m gonna go with the Ryzen and not leave leave my computer outside at defcon.

another reply to your post to make sure you see it.

Update was released, guide has been updated. It seems much more stable and less buggy. Suggest you try reinstalling with the new version. Will, ultimately, be less headache i bet.

Okay, I could not find a way to get the patcher to work to patch the game for linux users.

But the base install files are also updated to the same version as the patch, so just redownload the executable and the bin files from gog and follow the steps in the original guide

Guide has been edited with the updated setup file to target.

a thing that I ran into, that you should check

Make sure that your Fallout4>Data>F4SE folder only has 1 plugins folder. I ended up with two, Plugins, and plugins, somehow.

If you have that, move everything in Plugins, to plugins, and delete Plugins.

Library Addons goes into plugins, Plugin Preloader goes into /Fallout4, where the Fallout4.exe and f4se_loader.exe files are.

I think I ended up with two plugin folders from just dragging the folders into data from the archives of the mods, instead of moving the files inside of them.

This assumes you are installing the mods manually and not with mo2… but even with mo2 its better to check than be sorry, I guess.

Did you install the prerequisite mods that Buffout needs? address library and xse plugin preloader? and have F4SE running? (you can tell its running if you get a little terminal window pop up when you launch the game, but before the game loads. If you dont see this and you have F4SE installed, switch to a GE Proton. I use GE proton 9-5)

Buffout fixed it for me, but i heard another alternative was to lower your graphics quality until you meet the guy after the train (tryin to be vague for spoilers), then you can crank them back up.

VR is very niche though, when compared to the bulk of gaming activity.

Niche always takes more time to mature.

cant you just use a DP to HDMI adapter to get hdmi out?

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Yes, thats what hes asking. are you a dualbooter/have the games on a NTSF drive, or are they on a native linux partition.

I miss waking up at 3am to see what the new 4 hour deals with crazy discounts would be.

See, the trick is to own everything.

Then you don’t even care about sales anymore because you already own anything and everything thats on sale and interesting.

one of the few hurdles gaming on linux hasnt fully managed to climb over is modding gamebryo games. Mostly because the mod managers themselves are a pita.

neato burrito. I dont have a mac, so I’m not particularly invested, but I’m all for alternative OSes and fucking Apple.

i have no idea who this is…are they fixing their own games, or like…pushing fixes to proton/wine, or something else?

they’re already releasing new paid DLC including dinos that are only available if you pay, in a still-early-access game before all the existing maps are released.

History repeats…