Quoting: GuestDefine 'work' we talking gold? platinum? bronze? silver? which rating here?

Since it's not explained on the ProtonDB website, I reached out to the owner of ProtonDB to explain how they get that "games work" number. They said it "includes all games with at least one gold rating or higher".

Quoting: Sil_el_motyeah. Planet Bob rules! A titan a.e.-reference?

Quoting: slaapliedjeHow do you gwt the framerate counter to show, curious what I was getting for the brief period of time I loaded it in flat mode.

Quoting: adamhmIt should also be possible to spoof the GPU vendorid/deviceid by using a custom dxvk.conf [External Link] and placing it alongside the game's executable - un-comment these lines and set the values accordingly (the values for my RX480 are deviceid 67df, vendorid 1002):

# dxgi.customDeviceId = 0000
# dxgi.customVendorId = 0000

Quoting: x_wingLiam, you probably want to point out that in order to compile you need to install build essential (or the similar meta package for non debian distros)

Quoting: PatolaTried the trick, same result... Doubled the FPS!!! Thanks!!! BTW, I did not create a new directory for it, since I decided to keep the github dir I pointed directly to it.

Quoting: CybolicI think that activation link should be https://alderongames.com/me/licenses [External Link] - that's what worked for me anyway.

Quoting: UncleSpankyI can't wait to try this game a key would be greatly appreciated

Quoting: EikeI don't know if it's already been covered, but I found this interesting...
... the product we had been developing together privately for over two years. [External Link]

Quoting: scaineA coffee break game? Pffff. Only if you're 8th, matey! :D

Quoting: bingus

Quoting: rustybroomhandleMy partner just switched to Linux 100%, even though she can't run Photoshop anymore. We're currently playing Final Fantasy XIV together. That's the real value of Proton right there.

I have a friend who did the same. Got sick of Windows and switched to Linux cause he could still play his games. That's it.
Not because of the freedom, open source, or privacy concerns (he figures in this day and age MS/Google/Facebook know all about him anyway). He just wanted to play games, and Proton made that possible.