H1Z1 early access - is anyone buying?

gaming
#1

so, the release of h1z1 is right around the corner.

what are your thoughts and are you going to buy it?

personally, I think it will end up being better than dayZ. (which to be fair isn’t that great anyway). so I will be buying. anyone else?

#2

Looks really nice! Surely gonna buy!

#3

No with the recent problems on launch and the recent leaking of Microtransaction(Horrible ones) I am going to refrain from getting it.

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#4

paying for the privilege to test a free to play game with microtransactions?
no thanks…

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#5

Nope, I will be supporting Dying Light:

#6

In Polish

@Charlie, I would like to purchase this game either :smiley: (But I can’t obviusly)

#7

The game was nice, but i’m saving money for other games.

#8

https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/l/t1.0-9/10392451_429816197182500_989998515967588296_n.jpg?oh=a83c2479012954d91a3d2e5109a21685&oe=556E9524

#9 
#LinuxMasterRace
#10

SERIOUSLY I DON’T UNDERSTAND WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT LINUX!
seriously, if someone doesn’t tell me then they don’t

#11

And now i lost all my respect to you. Every OS have it downside, no exceptions. So Linux isn’t best OS (just like Windows or Mac)

#12

lol what. I just quoted gamingonlinux.com xD What happened!

#13

Its open-source and free :slight_smile: Thats why I use it, I don’t know why others use it but if you prefer Windows I wont stop you.

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#14

Umg
Stian evolved into a good Stian!
(That’s good news)

And… I have a question:
Isn’t developing games on Linux easier than on Windows…?

#15

Yes, because Linux is bundled with development tools and you dont have to download “dx9_redist.exe” to make a game. Games also don’t need to be bundled with libraries, as in Linux if there was, as example, a library called “sexeh-cat.so”;

  1. (Debian based) sudo apt install sexehcat1-0
  2. PROFIT!
  1. (Windows) sexehcat.com/download/sexehcat1-0.msi
  2. Choose English
  3. I Accept
  4. Next
  5. Next
  6. Next
  7. OK
  8. Either, have the library in the same folder as the executable requiring it OR add it to the Path environment variable. With a … few … tweaks, that should work.

wipes sweat

realizes Haxor didn’t mean libraries but actual game-making tools

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

#16

Lul
I know that Linux comes with liibraries.

I meant if you can simply open notepad and start writing code

#17

Yes you can. Then go into terminal and write “gcc code.txt”, done.