• @OwlPaste@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    Been gaming on linux for the better part of last couple of decades, can agree its in a muhc better place now and its a rarety to find a title that doesn’t work through proton. There are some but not a massive amount.

    Kinda ironic but out of the ones that don’t work for proton, sometimes they work via wine instead

    • @Telorand@reddthat.com
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      145 months ago

      And some games want an older version of Proton (like River City Girls), so it’s not always intuitive what the fix might be, but there’s several options to improve compatibility, these days.

      Now that ntsync has been added to the upstream kernel for the next release, it will only get better.

    • DarkThoughts
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      25 months ago

      Kinda ironic but out of the ones that don’t work for proton, sometimes they work via wine instead

      Kinda weird rather, because Proton is basically wine + a lot of profiled tweaks for the titles. With wine you usually have to manually figure out tweaks or use third party installers, like through Lutris, which often also are somewhat wacky.