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It works perfectly fine with Wine / Proton. I played it on Steam. No problems at all.

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Wine/Proton is not sufficient to pay for a game because there’s no guarantee of support from the developer. A native version needs to exist for this support guarantee.

And I don’t want to use Steam.

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Then don't buy/support it.

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That’s the plan, if the developer never makes a native linux version. I’m not sure why this needed to be said.

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Just one thing, I don't really see the point in your comment. You are free to make your choices without making them public knowledge. As a very small portion of the operating system user base, any complaints we have don't matter, especially when the game itself is rated platinum on protondb.com (meaning, a flawless experience using Proton).

Regards, a fellow Linux enthusiast.

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The point of my comment is to ask the developer to consider making a native Linux version of the game. None of you are the developer so I really don’t know why any of you are replying to me.

You got your answer, so whats with everything that came next?

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No I didn’t? The question was for the developer, and the developer has not responded. All of the replies so far have just been random unrelated people complaining about the question even being asked.

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The most obvious answers are usually the correct ones, there will probably not be a Linux port. I'm not trying to be a dick I promise.

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My comment is a direct request to the developer, not a question into the void for peoples’ opinions and predictions. I don’t want to know what’s likely or unlikely. I want to know what the developer plans to do.

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I am saddened that your experience just then was a lot of ppl trying to invalidite your questions by their projections of it being unnecessary (they're not the devs and they know it). They seemed to feel their comments to quiet you were more important (and they weren't), but you're curiosity over certain ports is very relevant so a dev can find out how much support for certain OS exist. Hope you get your direct answer and have a good day.

You’d be surprised just how common that kind of response is. I’ve long since given up on getting any sort of response out of this developer, but I thank you for your kind support :)

The problem isn't the question, it is indeed a valid question. However when multiple people provided a sufficient answer, they were disregarded arrogantly just because the method suggested was not to his liking.