#Xcom 2 voice pack tutorial Patch
DXVK can be bleeding edge if you patch it with for example the ASYNC patch when building it. Maybe with some tinkering something could have happened, but it's also possible, people couldn't get it running because it was not possible at the time.Īlso, I wouldn't necessarily call lutris 'bleeding edge' - it doesn't have fsync enabled wine versions for example, and they lag the wine-staging version a bit always, with their own 'lutris' wine 'runners' (which are actually just a version of Tk-Glitch's wine-staging package builds). I dropped it there because like I said, the native port was good and available. And it didn't work, with the error message being really generic and unuseful. Though, I remember trying an up-to-date wine-staging on steam and then trying to launch xcom2, for the hell of it. It's certainly possible Proton was missing some wine fixes and patches, and that's why XCOM2 couldn't launch
#Xcom 2 voice pack tutorial mods
I can't really go back to the old X-Com games anymore after experience this one with all the mods and possibilities, it just feels better and is a ton more fun in every way imaginable.ī1tF1ghter: Also if it doesn't work on proton then consider trying on lutris and dxvk DIRECTLY as they are more bleeding edge whereas proton is more stable and staggered (thus lacking a lot of bleeding edge patches) or use the beta version you know. There are some really insane enemy types that challenge you tremendously, like the Omega Berserker, the Armored PSI Viper and other opponents, so even if the base game might feel easy (altough it really isn't, hardest difficulty is very challenging), you can just ramp up the difficulty even more to levels were even X-Com: Terror from the Deep is a walk in the park with god mode enabled in comparison. From the hilarious voice packs (everything from TV/Movies/Video Games imaginable) to drastic game changing stuff like the awesome MOCX-Initiviative mods, to new enemies, new weapons, new levels and gameplay changing stuff or mods that add QoL things ("Evac All" is basically mandatory) there is so much that you never get tired of the game.
It turns the game inside out and adds so much stuff that it nearly feels like a completely new game by changing the entire approach (you really start as some ill-equiped noob-like resistance movement)Īnd all the other mods.
#Xcom 2 voice pack tutorial mod
Long War 2 may very well be the greatest singleplayer mod ever created. WotC added new gametypes like the Challenge Mode that is all about your tactical skills (with online leaderboards to compare how good you are) Sadly, rather dead and Take2 C&D'd the developers of Tactical Coop which was a ton of fun but with friends the PvP is great actually. Streamlined UI that doesn't give you a migraine Better Sound (XCom 2: WOTC adds a remix of the X-Com: Ufo Defense Soundtrack that is kickass) I_hope_you_rot: Tell me, why is this game worth the purchase instead of X-Com: UFO Defense ? - Better Graphics (Obvious)
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