I confirm that, via PROTON 5.0-4, Borderlands: The Pre-sequel with UHD textures pack installed doesn't crash anymore, but only if you use a dxvk.conf file with this line d3d9.evictManagedOnUnlock = True

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Im happy to report that BATMAN ARKHAM KNIGHT NOW WORKS PERFECT with PROTON 5.0-4!!!
^_^^_^^_^^_^

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PROTON 5.0-4 released

EA's Origin launcher is now functional and Jedi Fallen Order is playable.
Fix crash on launch in Grand Theft Auto V Online.
Fix Denuvo DRM failures in Just Cause 3 and Batman Arkham Knight.
Update DXVK to v1.5.5.
Improve performance when emulating display resolution changes.
Improve performance in Monster Hunter World.
Fix mouse cursor issue on focus loss in Ryse: Son of Rome.
Improve game launch times.

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This is why we need another player in the x86 CPU market: Nvidia

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Quoting: Mountain ManMeanwhile, Valve is giving us some gimmicky VR bullshit...

Hopefully, modders will find the way to adapt HL:ALYX it for regular Keyboard & mouse users.

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As long as it doesn't become, suddenly, another EPIC Store timed exclusive....

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How empiric are these reports?
How do I know this is not just negative paid publicity?

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With this version I was able to run without crashes Borderlands The Pre-Sequel with UHD res textures pack installed...
It was necessary to create a dxvk.conf file with the line:

d3d9.evictManagedOnUnlock = True

The framerate become unstable, but at least it doesn't crash anymore on my i7 4790K & RTX 2060SUPER

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What about gifts?
If I purchase a proton game as a gift via my Linux Steam client? How it will count?

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Quoting: GuestIt’s funny seeing people angry about an Epic store exclusivity, but having no problem at all about the thousands of games that are exclusively on Steam. Not sure what the logic is.

The problem wasn't the pseudo timed EGS exclusivity; the game was available on Steam for a looong period of pre-purchase, and suddenly, puff...It was gone to that weird place...
EGS, unlike Steam, is not Linux friendly.

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