Quoting: Code Artisan

Quoting: elmapul

Quoting: Code ArtisanIf the server accepts corrupted entries from clients, there is something wrong there too.

it dont, that is why it was caught. (probably)

anyway, so... if those users are geting banned due to the netcode that means some of then were able to test the game at least offline?
i wonder if the game works already (at least offline)

Quoting: aFoxNamedMorris

Quoting: elmapul

Quoting: Code ArtisanIf the server accepts corrupted entries from clients, there is something wrong there too.

it dont, that is why it was caught. (probably)

anyway, so... if those users are geting banned due to the netcode that means some of then were able to test the game at least offline?
i wonder if the game works already (at least offline)

Nobody was getting banned. It was an authentication error caused by a bug in Proton.

Then how come it also affected Windows?

Because the server was attempting to process invalid and corrupted data. This data is tied to the user's account. The affected accounts were fine after the server decided to purge the corrupted data, usually in a day or two.

Bans typically don't just automatically fix themselves.

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Quoting: elmapul

Quoting: Code ArtisanIf the server accepts corrupted entries from clients, there is something wrong there too.

it dont, that is why it was caught. (probably)

anyway, so... if those users are geting banned due to the netcode that means some of then were able to test the game at least offline?
i wonder if the game works already (at least offline)

Nobody was getting banned. It was an authentication error caused by a bug in Proton.

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Sadly, this does not seem to have fixed Quake Champions' connection issue.

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I love almost anything with airships in it. This has full building, so count me interested!

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This doesn't seem to be working... I get an error when trying to launch that says "Invalid App configuration."

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Tested with Borderlands... The mouse capture isn't working on my end, for whatever reason. Bioshock fails to start...

I should report all of this.

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Quoting: somebody1121I was trying to make work Killer is dead on proton by installing .net 4.5 and found with winecfg a Application settings call "NewColossus_x64.exe". To see it do WINEPREFIX=/path/to/steam/library/steamapps/compatdata/APPID/pfx/ winecfg
With any game that you may have install should work.

I found that, too. I wonder if it means we'll see more Id/Bethesda titles soon?

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: aFoxNamedMorrisLiam, I'm pretty sure that only whitelisted Windows titles count as Linux purchases. Could be wrong, but I was under that impression from their initial announcement.

Nope. Their wording was very clear.

Wow! That's very good to know. Thanks!

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Quoting: elbuglioneWe really need a list of Steam-Proton perfect run compatibility

Just ctrl+F on the Google Docs spreadsheet. Should make compiling that list easy enough.

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Liam, I'm pretty sure that only whitelisted Windows titles count as Linux purchases. Could be wrong, but I was under that impression from their initial announcement.

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