It's a difficult question to answer because I've only ever looked into this a bit and haven't gone any further with it but gaming on Linux is very tricky as you'll be missing certain features that have become a staple of Windows. What I will say is that Linux has come a long way in terms of functionality compared to 5 years ago but it still needs more work and more compatibility before it can be used for a worthwhile gaming experience.
Honestly, I've seen a couple of gameplay videos but it's a mixed bag in my opinion. On one hand, I do believe the game has a lot of potential but the execution of some gameplay features is what really let it down.
They claim that it's officially coming out later this year but they've been saying the same thing about Dying Light FOR YEARS so I'm not holding my breath.
I mean Odahviing is pretty ineffective especially when you get to a higher level in the game and you need to equip a ring to summon him. Durnehviir can also be summoned but he suffers from the exact same issues Oda. I guess I should've said stronger dragon summons - I mean you can use Bend Will on enemy dragons but they're terrible in combat.
Fifa 98 was a pretty great game to be fair, I would constantly play it when I was a kid. I loved creating my own teams.
NBA 2k isn't developed by EA though, that'd be Take Two Interactive and Fifa and NBA 2K have been consistently terrible over the last 4-5 years.
People on social media love to make a controversy out of absolutely trivial and superficial things when there are far more important things we should be really paying attention to.
Go with the Arkham Knight series - you won't be disappointed. It's a solid game in terms of story, gameplay and graphics - I'd argue this is the best superhero game series ever made. You should already know that most superhero games always turn out to be hot piles of garbage and don't have anything behind them except the marketing of that particular superhero.
Toxic community full of 12 yr old kids that only swear a lot and cry to their parents when they lose in a game. Honestly, it's rather annoying to deal with if you ask me.
I kind of disagree - It depends on the game itself. In some games, FP makes is more useful and in some games, third person is more useful. FP certainly suits fast-paced games like Call Of Duty and Battlefield among other FPS. Adventure games typically tend to be third person.