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System:
OS: Archlinux
AMD MSI R9 280X Gaming
My recommendation would be to cut out a 10~12 GB partition and install Ubuntu or Mint to play the game. I run Mint 17 KDE Long Term Support release.
I can understand you guys wanting to stick to Arch with its rolling release but both Ubuntu and Mint LTS are supported for 5 years. I used to use PCLinuxOS with it's rolling release and enjoyed not having to reinstall every year but even then, once a major upgrade happened, you'd have to reinstall from a new ISO anyway.
I truly believe Mint LTS release is the way to go but that's just my opinion.
Good luck.
With version 2.21-2 the game have no chance to start try downgrading to 2.20-6 an the game start without any problems.
sudo pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/lib32-glibc-2.20-6-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
don't forget to add lib32-glibc to pacman ignore list.
open /etc/pacman.conf and add IgnorePkg = lib32-glibc
here are the package: https://app.box.com/s/mngarhoc4o5jq0wofx6xee8r1jbt269o
I think it is not necessary to downgrade glibc.
I hope the developers find a solution for this.
Game runs perfect now.
OS: Manjaro Linux
Asus P56T
Intel i7 920 @ 3.8GHz
AMD Radeon HD5870
As Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distro for Steam, and 15.04 will be released in just a few weeks, I suppose they need to release a fix very soon otherwise more and more people will be affected by this problem.
I don't want to downgrade my system just to play this game. So I'll just wait until this problem to be fixed.
The strange thing is that before the downgrade I've managed to load the game once (the 3rd try of ~20). Got to invent a term, the inverse of "schrödinbug". :)
That was the dumbest ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ suggestion ever.. "Sure, let me reinstall my system, so I can play this game. Nevermind all the other reason I had for picking this OS."
Show me where I said reinstall every year?
Thank you, that fixed the problem for me as well, I hope the devs fix this, or else this problem will begin to happen to a lot of people when they update their system.
Here is when you suggested ubuntu has to be reinstalled every year.
Also I have had Arch installed for over 5 years without any problem, there is never a big update when you update your system every day ;)
One more thing, this problem will happen to you when you decide to update your system, because ubuntu already has glibc 2.21 (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc)
Are you serious? Geesh, you 3 guys have reading comprehension problems. PCLinuxOS is a rolling release which means you don't have to reinstall ever year. The major upgrade I spoke of was the move from KDE3 to KDE4 on my PCLinuxOS install. PCLinuxOS is not Ubuntu. Never said anything about Ubuntu other than it's the recommended distro by the devs which, if you're not using a LTS release, you do have to reinstall ever year if you want to keep up to date. Got it? Good.
As far as the elitist jerk saying "That was the dumbest ♥♥♥♥ing suggestion ever" I only said that in case they couldn't find a solution which at the time I posted there wasn't one. Cutting out a 10 GB partition is not unheard of in the Linux world to install multiple distros to test them out. You guys are making a mountain out of a mole hill.
In the end I'm glad you found a solution. Nothing more, nothing less.
I'm running Mint KDE 17 which is supported till April 2019 but thanks anyway.