@hardom : Marcin didn't say exactly when, so it can be anytime around the release when they feel like ready. But you can post your questions already now if you have anything to ask.
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@Marcin Momot , @Kinley : It's second half of December. Do you think it's good to revive this effort now? Probably later part of December will not be a good time since a lot of people including developers will be on vacation and so on. Should we do this now or in January?
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The system requirements are coming soon but I believe it's still too early for the technical Q&A. I would suggest February. That should be doable
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System Requirements before February confirmed !!! :cheers:
Obviously at this point I just celebrate whatever I can...
Obviously at this point I just celebrate whatever I can...
From the system requirements thread:
@Marcin Momot: I hope TW3 release delay to May won't hinder conducting this community Q&A in February?
@Marcin Momot: I hope TW3 release delay to May won't hinder conducting this community Q&A in February?
Is it possible for us to get a bit more clarification on the actual recommended, and minimum settings as to where those fall in terms of in game settings?
@RektM8 : I don't think the question about whether CDPR will support Linux depending on the number of votes is really proper there. It's not really a question to the technical team but to the company management. So I wouldn't expect any answer to that except - "even if we would like it, we don't decide that" (CDPR developers already gave a similar answer in the past).
This Q&A is strictly for technical questions for developers. So asking if they already support Linux or not, or if they already do any OpenGL development in-house or plan to is OK, but asking whether they would support it if enough demand happens won't probably produce any useful answer.
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You should add this question to the list in the pad (see the first post for details). This thread is for the realted discussion.
This Q&A is strictly for technical questions for developers. So asking if they already support Linux or not, or if they already do any OpenGL development in-house or plan to is OK, but asking whether they would support it if enough demand happens won't probably produce any useful answer.
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You should add this question to the list in the pad (see the first post for details). This thread is for the realted discussion.
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Gotta commend the admins as well, their predictions were pretty much spot on.