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It is far better to use multiarch.
If you're using catalyst you'll also need:
This is just a recap of the topic in which some valuable community members helped me figure this out.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/0/828934913103549776
...That's simply not true. I have a number of 64 bit games, and I'm not sure steam is strictly 32-bit any more.
This information is out-dated at best.
I'm losing faith in the programmers' abilities to fix the joystick issue.
The joystick issue you'll have to sort out as best you can - we don't have the resources to fix it for you personally.
If anything, that's a _Java_ issue. In fact, why are you shipping a Java app with a bit depth at all? My computer's runtime is 64-bit. Why are you shipping the entire runtime?
Delver runs on my 64-bit Java runtime just fine. Same with Project Zomboid.
Various truly native games run 64-bit binaries. Proteus, for one.
You're spreading erroneous information.
How about for all the other people with problems _which you have acknowledged in multiple threads_?
Holy crap, the hubris...
Glad I didn't give you any more business than this...