• andyburke@fedia.io
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    6 hours ago

    You haven’t told me any of the games you’re trying to get to work.

    If they have kernel anti-cheat, anti-Linux checking, etc then you’re going to have bad luck and may want to consider a VM and GPU passthrough.

    With the vast majority of games I have tried on Linux, things Just Work out of the box.

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      6 hours ago

      sorry yea, I was moreso curious if you had seen a version that tended to work better than others so I didn’t include them!

      Currently my main grievances is phasmaphobia which doesn’t let you talk in lobby, the spirit box is broken and campground maps have massive artifacting.

      The Isle, which can’t play at night due to the sky being a rave

      FF XIV which won’t pass the main launcher outside of a distro box (which currently works but bugs me)

      Death stranding which hard freezes around BT’s

      and Ark SE, which I personally hate the studio but, my friends still play so not having to wait 30+ minutes to enter a modded server would be /amazing/ lol

      And star citizen which runs almost flawlessly on Windows with no lag, but crashes to a crawl on my main OS.

      I have researched into these games quite extensively to try to find solutions and failed but if you have any ideas of what might be causing it, I’m all ears, or like before if you have any suggestions for versions that seem to work better I can default to those to maybe remove some troubleshooting time in the future.

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        2 hours ago

        Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of overlap with you. (I do own Star Citizen from the initial kickstarter, but haven’t tried it on Linux. There IS a Bottles setup for it that says it works well, but I have no experience to share.)

        Phasmophobia I thought I played on Linux a bunch, but the game itself was just terribly buggy. Could be that was Linux, but I could swear my friends on Windows were having similar problems. (One reason we don’t play this anymore.)

        The rest I haven’t tried, so can’t help. It feels like either you game quite a bit more broadly than I do, or you got really unlucky. Here’s a quick list of my recently played games with no hiccups - maybe the issue is indy titles tend to work better?

        Vampire Survivors Schedule I Kingdoms Reborn PULSAR: Lost Colony Mindustry Star Trek: Resurgence Tales and Tactics Powerwash Simulator Motor Town The Headliners Ale & Tale Tavern Space Engineers …

        No problems. Didn’t really have to think about anything with any of these.