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It makes sense now that the final DLC has arrived...
I hope they hurry up, because the game runs well via PROTON!

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Now, the important: Can I play METRO EXODUS "Out of the box" on Linux via Lutris?

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Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 (On sale 60% off, by the way) works OUT OF THE BOX since several Proton versions ago, but it eats more than 4GB of VRAM, even on Low Quality..

Or that is the system RAM consumed?

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Woolfe - The Red Hood Diaries (281940)
Still borked.

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hmm. Borderlands 2 via forced PROTON doesn't work... SteamCEG, I guess...
Murdered: Soul Suspect still crash while entering the graveyard... C'mon YoRHa-2B!

Resident Evil 7 Teaser: Beginning Hour on Linux via PROTON 4.2-3 works only to the title..

But, after this screen, the screen turns black and nothing happen.

And Bioshock Remastered 2 still has the "press SPACE to continue" bug

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RE-testing all my games...

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Quoting: kneekooHow about we look at the Epic Games Store (EGS) like it's something new? How about acknowledging the need for a business to establish a new product first, and later evaluate expansion opportunities? How about considering the fact that opening the EGS client for Linux-based operating systems also means dealing with a different set of other customer support issues?

My point is that whatever their plans are, it makes perfect sense for them to be cautious with a market that they're new to. It's only logical to take smaller steps and see where it leads, while making sure what is built can sustain itself, because no one wants to burn money just because they have a lot of it.

As a Linux user for nearly 2 decades now, I also want more software available on my distros of choice - or at least the most popular ones. But we know a long list of reasons why Windows still has a large market share and how that impacts the decisions of other software makers. So why not leave them to do whatever they have planned and see where everything goes, without any kind of drama? We can still criticize the exclusive games, in a civilized/mature manner, without throwing them under a bus for not supporting Linux early on.

Aren't we supposed to be "smarter" than the average PC user because we're aware of, care for and uphold privacy and software freedom? Let's also try to be better people, not just more informed. I'm tired of all the drama we see all over the internet. Let's make our community a better one, for fun's sake.

You are 100% Right..

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So. You don't need to install Proton under "tools" section anymore?

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Can I use Uplay and Origin client too?

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I finished my experiment with Murdered: Soul Suspect.
I ran the game on my other machine with Windows 7 SP1 and it doesn't crash when entering the graveyard.
So, or is a WINE issue or is a DXVK issue..

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