UrstMcRedHead

I just tested it, and it works for me too. I don't feel satisfied for some reason, but at least it worked.

UPDATE: That workaround that I had is broken. Even though I've owned Apex for as long as it has existed and can see the assets for it in my Arma folder, and can load Apex assets into Stratis/Altis it will not let me load Tanoa.

I've had this problem since Apex came out. The only way that could make it work for me was to download the legacyports version from a windows box, and copy the contents of it to my Ubuntu games directory. Servers on the Internet think that I've pirated the game, but I can play the game without Apex crashing it. This really pisses me off because I proudly bought Apex before they put any rebates/discounts on it because I wanted to support BI as a company. I'm not going to do something like that now of course, and I'm definitely not going to buy anymore dlc from them, because of my experiences over the last year.

That code doesn't work. Also DevBranch has never acted like a legacyports option in Linux as far as I can remember until now.

I'm experiencing the same thing on two computers. So far the two workarounds that stuck where to either use Dev branch in steam (Which downgrades to 1.58), or to set -world=empty, and not load any Apex assets or levels. Edit: Loading Apex assets in Altis, or Stratis doesn't cause problems, but if I try to Load Tanoa the instance freezes.

So I was trying to transfer captured equipment from an FIA Offroad to a captured Zamak, and I noticed two things. One: The bed on my new Zamak is big enough to physically put the smaller truck on top of it. Two: My new Zamak somehow has less cargo capacity than the much smaller Offroad that I've been driving. Does anyone else think that this is a little weird?

Gruso this Mod issue is actually something that I spent over a week trying to figure out with other mods. As far as I can tell every mod that adds models will not load properly, and gives a "error \mod/item_type_bla/bla not found" message when you try to load the models into a map. Of course by the time I finished exhausting my Google search related troubleshooting options, and account building on the forums I found out that 1.56 came out. So I'm not sure if I should wait for the Linux patch, or not.

Sweet I can't wait for the next update.

Confirmed: the game works on Linux with only a handful of bugs. Bugs which I can't create threads for until one of the Mods decides that I'm a F***ing trusted member of this community.

One workaround that I had for this issue with another MOD heavy simulator was to make a copy of the game directory in the /steamapps/common/ folder and run/MOD the copy.