Unity Heat [v0.6.4.2] [Edef]
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Day #10 billion of waiting for Astera's robo cock option to be a thing
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Something I just realized I would like to see would be some kind of editor for the skins for the player body, like just sliders to let us do custom colors.
See, I literally cannot get it to start. Not with Wine, not with Proton - nothing
- Apr 17, 2020
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You probably have better luck with just installing Win10, or install it on a dedicated partition on your Drive instead so you can dual boot.
No, my dispute with windows is one of ideology, not practicality
honestly i don't spend time any time trying to get games to work on linux. i try wine, if it doesn't work i either give up on it or like Yolomeus said, make a separate partition with windows. linux and gaming just don't get along very well.
Linux and new games or games under active development don't get along very well. If it's several years old, chances are it will run just fine in Linux with wine or a virtual machine running Windows in Linux.
- Apr 19, 2018
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If I may add to the whole linux thing, it's that there are a couple of dedicated Linux builds for gaming that I know of, Pop OS, and Nobara. (With Nobara, you kinda have to search Linux alongside it, otherwise it'll show an anime character for some reason.)
You might have some better luck with one of those two. However I will state that if you intend on playing VR, linux is not the way to go really unless you wish to deal with the pain of getting steam vr to work on linux. (Which Valve will fix at some point or another however luckily.)
Altho my suggestion with Windows is... well... find yourself a copy of an old version of windows 10 or something on enterprise build from like 2019 at the latest. Beyond that and trying a different Linux kernel or whatever... I don't really have much to suggest really.
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i hate to be
sorry to be the one to tell you but microsoft contributes to the linux kernel too. probably you won't be able to play this on linux. linux sucks for gaming, always has.
Does anyone have 9.0.1? Looks like you can now possess characters in custom poses
This is the second game that has become my fav manual control game after Some Modelling Agency
For the first time in my life I have so much fun with the custom pose thing but... It's still a nightmare for a non-VR user... After a lot of posing modification the grab point for the whole character disappears... And I can no longer move them unless I reset them into a different position.
The grab/move points are around the left and right side of the pelvis that I noticed, not sure if there are other places I can grab to move the whole character
EDIT: Oh yea. It annoys me when I move around the character the vag stop stretching based on the size of inserted objects
For the first time in my life I have so much fun with the custom pose thing but... It's still a nightmare for a non-VR user... After a lot of posing modification the grab point for the whole character disappears... And I can no longer move them unless I reset them into a different position.
The grab/move points are around the left and right side of the pelvis that I noticed, not sure if there are other places I can grab to move the whole character
EDIT: Oh yea. It annoys me when I move around the character the vag stop stretching based on the size of inserted objects
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I wouldn't necessarily say that Linux as a whole sucks for gaming. Because SteamOS, or rather the Steam Deck's OS, is a Linux kernel. Believe it or not, Valve has been working on making Linux more able to allow gaming for all. Now, as for this game and it running on linux. It's a very high likely no. But if you can get it running on either of the kernel packages I mentioned earlier, then it would be great. Besides, both of the kernels I mentioned come prepacked with drivers and whatnot that one would need for gaming to begin with anyways.
But yeah, Linux itself, the original kernel, is a coding type OS of course, so obviously it's not meant to actually play games on, hence why it'd suck at it if you don't count the custom kernels people have made for gaming and whatnot.