We need Nvidia Geforce NOW for evrima, NOW!!!

[{NOM} B A N]

Too much people is waiting this for years!

[Khanivore]

Video on how to open EVRIMA on GeForce Now. It can be summarised in the following steps.

1. Open Steam and enter Family Mode
2. Open GeForce Now and select The Isle
3. A message will appear saying that GeForce Now will not launch The Isle because the game isn’t available in Family Mode. Then click “OK”.
4. Open Full Picture Mode. Disable Family Mode.
5. Start downloading EVRIMA by going to Properties > Betas > EVRIMA public branch
• A message may appear saying you don’t own the game. Ignore the message, and do not close it yet. Wait until the game is opened and then you can close that pop up message.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8d-qxWmnGs

[WarNerve]

Originally posted by {NOM} B A N:

Too much people is waiting this for years!

The game hasn't even been fully released yet. Evrima is, literally, a beta branch.

[Knight0vvl]

Originally posted by WarNerve:

Originally posted by {NOM} B A N:

Too much people is waiting this for years!

The game hasn't even been fully released yet. Evrima is, literally, a beta branch.

evrima is a beta thats been developed for quite a few years now, seems like that would be a core game thing that should be here by now

[davidborec]

Originally posted by Khanivore:

Video on how to open EVRIMA on GeForce Now. It can be summarised in the following steps.

1. Open Steam and enter Family Mode
2. Open GeForce Now and select The Isle
3. A message will appear saying that GeForce Now will not launch The Isle because the game isn’t available in Family Mode. Then click “OK”.
4. Open Full Picture Mode. Disable Family Mode.
5. Start downloading EVRIMA by going to Properties > Betas > EVRIMA public branch
• A message may appear saying you don’t own the game. Ignore the message, and do not close it yet. Wait until the game is opened and then you can close that pop up message.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8d-qxWmnGs

When I try this, I select EVRIMA, but once I go back, It unselects from the settings, how do I save the settings after setting the betas to EVRIMA?

[Yer Maw Sells Avon]

Originally posted by davidborec:

Originally posted by Khanivore:

Video on how to open EVRIMA on GeForce Now. It can be summarised in the following steps.

1. Open Steam and enter Family Mode
2. Open GeForce Now and select The Isle
3. A message will appear saying that GeForce Now will not launch The Isle because the game isn’t available in Family Mode. Then click “OK”.
4. Open Full Picture Mode. Disable Family Mode.
5. Start downloading EVRIMA by going to Properties > Betas > EVRIMA public branch
• A message may appear saying you don’t own the game. Ignore the message, and do not close it yet. Wait until the game is opened and then you can close that pop up message.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8d-qxWmnGs

When I try this, I select EVRIMA, but once I go back, It unselects from the settings, how do I save the settings after setting the betas to EVRIMA?

Same thing here, i been trying this for weeks and it never works :(

[WarNerve]

Originally posted by Beanz:

Originally posted by davidborec:

When I try this, I select EVRIMA, but once I go back, It unselects from the settings, how do I save the settings after setting the betas to EVRIMA?

Same thing here, i been trying this for weeks and it never works :(

Not sure. I've never had that issue. When you look at The Isle in your Library's games list, does it list it as, The Isle (evrima)? If it does, launch the game from there, rather than using the desktop shortcut maybe? Not really sure if that would help, at all?

By the way, do you also play Legacy, as well as Evrima? Because, if you do, each time you launch Legacy it seems to uninstall Evrima, and then install Legacy instead. And then when you want to go back to Evrima, you have to select Evrima from the beta options again, and then install Evrima again. Is this what is happening?

[WarNerve]

The game has enough issues with things like desync, at times. Playing it on a cloud service would make that worse. In my opinion, multiplayer games aren't a good choice for cloud gaming. Especially if it's pvp.

Rather than communications only taking place between your computer and the game server, you would be sending and receiving communications from your pc to the cloud server, then from the cloud to the game server, then back to the cloud server, then to your pc.

I would think this would cause a lot more latency than normal. Which might be fine in a single player game. But when the server and your pc have to both agree with where everyone is and what they're doing, I could see this being an issue.

I don't even like to use wireless controllers or game on a wifi connection for this reason. Nevermind try to pvp over a cloud stream.