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If you are a terminal/Wine ninja and you are ok with compiling Wine v3.10 for the system (system default Wine v3.0 is no good) then don't install Lutris or PlayOnLinux, just Wine should be enough. Windows Steam can install the game and the necessary libraries.

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Install Lutris or PlayOnLinux that can install Windows Steam and can download the Wine versions that can be seen above. Installing the game 0.0 Install Lutris or PlayOnLinux GL_AMD_conservative_depth, GL_AMD_draw_buffers_blend, OpenGL core profile profile mask: core profile OpenGL core profile context flags: (none) OpenGL core profile shading language version string: 4.50 OpenGL core profile version string: 4.5 (Core Profile) Mesa 18.0.0-rc5 memory - total: 4092 MB, largest block: 4092 MBД¬urrently available dedicated video memory: 4062 MB Renderbuffer free memory - total: 4062 MB, largest block: 4062 MB memory - total: 4092 MB, largest block: 4092 MB Texture free memory - total: 4062 MB, largest block: 4062 MB VBO free memory - total: 4062 MB, largest block: 4062 MB

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System propertiesД®xtended renderer info (GLX_MESA_query_renderer):Дevice: Radeon RX 560 Series (POLARIS11 / DRM 3.23.0 / 4.15.0-20-generic, LLVM 6.0.0) (0ењ†7ff) The development of the Python client stopped so the community only supports the Java client. The new Java Downlord's client will be added later. This guide only features the legacy Python client.

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If you have questions please contact the community: If you have problems running the game/client on Ubuntu 18.xx, follow the steps below. This is a Supreme Commander Forged Alliance and Forged Alliance Forever (FAF) client install guide on Ubuntu

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Please follow the FAF wiki on how to play the game on Linux. The phython client featured in this guide has become incompatible with the current FAF server. Supreme Commander FAF install guide !NOTICE 0.2 Install Supreme Commander Forged Alliance using Steam.I see this all the time on Open Palms, where my Mantis spam laughs at poorly placed PD and waltzes right past. If you can be sure your opponent will be in range of the PD it can be a solid investment, but most new players place them in places where the opponent can simply walk around or past it. There are times when building PD's in your base is appropriate, but in 1v1, proper scouting and micro will do far more to stop a transport drop than a few PD will. Yet 5 tanks will do more good for you than a PD in your base ever will. For the cost of one PD you can build 5 tanks. The reason you don't build PD for early base defense is that they are very cost and mass prohibitive. Sounds pretty nasty.Д®dit: Also, how do games usually go on water maps? I'm still gearing up for playing my first human opponent. On many maps, it takes a long time for your land units to come back to support your base, and you might not have enough air units to take down the encroaching enemy. So what do you do when the enemy air drops units in your base, or sneaks something through a mountain pass? I've noticed in some of the maps, there are small gaps in mountains that allow a few units to come through. Never build them as a purely defensive measure in your base. Only use Point Defense's to control choke points or as an offensive weapon.

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There's no 'perfect' build order.ДЄfter the second factory, it's entirely dependent on the map and the situation for building your econ, but generally you want to grab as many mex points as fast as possibile of course, and upgrade one mex to a tier2 as soon as you are + mass and plenty of reserve, assisting it with your commander if possible.Д¤. As long as you stay within the concept of a few econ structures -> factory -> few more econ -> factory, you can tailor it to your taste. It's a good idea to build 2 power and 2 mexs before your first factory, but the gap placement isn't vital, and I've seen plenty of variations with 3 power 1 mex or even 2 power 1 mex before a factory. This build order is used by almost all of the top players and if you follow a non-optimized order you will fall behind quickly. Factory on the other side of the shared PGen line you created. 2X PGen filling the two blank spots from the first step Factory lining up with your PGens on the side. Move order queued in to place you right beside the gap you created in the first step.

(Basically X_X_ where _ are gaps and X's are PGen's). 2x Power Gens with space for one gen between them. You need to know the type of map you are on, but the best build order I have found is: