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Unsure if this is a game issue, or an issue with our connections to each other. The online mode does seem to desync a few times, but being a turn-based strategy it's really not an issue as it just stops for a moment and resync and all is fine. Our second game is so far going a lot better, as Russia decided to declare war on me so I'm currently conquering them city by city. I lost that first game, since I was pretty inexperienced and he utterly swarmed me with cavalry and cannons. We have tested it online together and it’s a really great experience, well, great for BTRE as I declared war on him early on without a real plan. BTRE has given additional information in this comment. Performance can go down quite a bit on Mesa as the game goes on though (more so than it does with NVIDIA), so be warned. So even though it doesn’t officially support it, you shouldn’t have too many troubles. He said it renders correctly and he hasn’t had any real issues with it. So you might want to brew some coffee after hitting play.ĪMD: Even though the game doesn’t support AMD, our editor BTRE has also had access and he tested it on an AMD FX-8350 processor, with an RX 480 using Mesa (13.0.4). Like with Civilization V, the new port of Civilization VI can take a good few moments to actually load up.

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This is especially nice for me, since the previous port of Civilization V from Aspyr Media crashes constantly on newer NVIDIA drivers so I’ve not been able to play it for a long time now, but no such trouble with Civilization VI. Eventually it didn't recover and forced me to do a hard-reboot.

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I'm not sure if it's a game bug or an NVIDIA driver bug, but all my cores suddenly went maxed-out and the game repeatedly dropped down to 1 FPS.

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Update 10th February: I did have one complete lock-up last night during the livestream.

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My two-monitor setup hasn’t messed with the game at all either, as it detected the primary monitor correctly with the ideal 1080p resolution. Alt+Tab works as expected on Antergos (Arch) KDE without any weird issues. Stability wise, the port seems all-around top quality work. Note: Multiplayer is only compatible between Linux and Mac, not Windows right now. For the purposes of this test I set them both to the same amount (so for Ultra, both were on Ultra for example). In the graphics benchmark, you have two options: Performance Impact and Memory Impact.

Early game performs a lot better as previously noted. Note: The benchmark is very late into a game when there’s a lot going on. It doesn’t give you the FPS, instead it gives you frame timings, so to get the average FPS you need to do 1000 divided by the average frame time to give you the average FPS. It does have an in-game benchmark, with two different options. For this type of game it’s not a big deal, but still a little troublesome compared to Windows. I started off around 80-100FPS and ended up around 30FPS on Ultra settings. At first I thought it was fantastic, but the further you get into a game the further the performance will drop. Note: On Antergos, the game will not launch using the Steam Runtime, I’ve had to open Steam with Native libs to get it to launch (Antergos has a Native or Runtime option, use Native). I will be doing a livestream here: (I should be joined by BTRE) where I will attempt to livestream an entire game, or until I genuinely have to leave (likely max of midnight). View cookie preferences.Īccept Cookies & Show Direct LinkShort, because I will be livestreaming it!

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