strategy/war games

Hi! I've been trying to change the sound output to my headsets. Everything I did to try to achieve this goal ends in sound on laptop speakers. Changing the device in pulse audio plugin does nothing to this game. Debugging this game I found that it uses OpenAL and so I did configure a ~/.openalrc...

I'm really wanting to get Cities: Skylines to work but whenever I attempt to launch it, it acts like it's going to then the button on Steam reset back to "Play" and doesn't launch. I can, however, play games like HL 2, HL, Gary's Mod, and Borderlands 2; all through the linux-steam-utils. None of...

no luck with dota 2 in steam/linuxulator freebsd 13.1-stable, drm-510-kmod bwrap: Can't read /proc/sys/kernel/overflowuid: No such file or directory full steam log is attached to the post

Share your screenshots of Real Time Strategy (RTS), war strategy or top down building games, or discuss these types of games. Emulated games and games that need an interpreter can be here too: games/0ad ports/warzone2100 games/openra - Command & Conquer (cnc), Red Alert (ra), Dune 2000...

Just wondering... did any of you manage to get Factorio running on FreeBSD? I'm talking about the actual game, not the headless server.

Has anyone gotten Dota 2 working on FreeBSD? Someone did it through Wine a while ago but since then Dota 2 has changed to the Source 2 engine.

As I said in a previous message, it sounds that the port games/wesnoth is broken if the openMP option is set ( which is the default), while running FreeBSD 11.2. [1/2] Building CXX object CMakeFiles/cmTC_b6544.dir/testCXXCompiler.cxx.o FAILED...

Can somebody give me some names of games that runs well in this OS? Version: 11.1-RELEASE-p6. I think that it's the latest. Processor: I think i386. To the day of day, still I don't have very clear what my processor is. But somebody time ago give me a clue. The games could be from Linux...

Just wondering, is anyone here running Cities: Skylines on FreeBSD using the Linux Steam client? I am currently building a dedicated FreeBSD box and that would be one killer game I'd like to play (I love city building games).

I hope this is not too off topic. I am interested in trying some strategy based games that are native to FreeBSD, meaning I don't need middle-ware layer to run them in. I am particular interested in non-shooting graphical war room type strategy games as well as some board games. I am also...

Hello. As linux-base was bumped to CentOS 6.5 I thought if I can try to start something for gaming on my FreeBSD desktop. I'm not a big fan of games, but have something. I found that Civilization V has a Linux version, so I downloaded it. The beginning was sad. ./Civ5XP: /lib/libm.so.6...