I appreciate that they're still apparently attempting to deliver on this.
But really--they overpromised (platform concurrency was a Kickstarter stretch goal of the original game, then shifted...how many times now?) and have alienated the larger Linux gaming community. We'll get it when they're done with it.
I suggest not supporting companies you don't feel deserve your money. There are *plenty* of other games to play out there. And for us primary/preferred Linux users, there are plenty of companies who support you. Give them your money. Larian won't miss it--Linux is not a large gaming platform afterall, and it lightens their PR load dealing with people who are irate at them for feeling lied to.
God knows game developers already have to deal with regular gamers who are already bad enough. They won't miss Linux gamers from that.
