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Sweet. There are two websites that are useful for checking what games work or some fixes if you come across an issue www.protondb.com the other is to check if there are any issues regarding anti-cheats areweanticheatyet.com

I use proton experimental for this game. I have not had issues playing this game so far but looking at www.protondb.com/app/306130 Other individual have indicated it runs good under linux. My Fedora set up can be found here ua-cam.com/video/j0u1wkYGD3E/v-deo.html 30:39 is where I go through changing the proton version and also the launch codes that I use for my games.

Yes you can install your epic games using the heroic games launcher

I will check after work to confirm, I have struggled to find a multiplayer game due to being in Oceania. EA’s anti-cheat is not listed on Steam for this game according to SteamDB steamdb.info/tech/AntiCheat/EA_AntiCheat/

Game still works and I am currently in an online lobby waiting for 19 people, hopefully you have more luck with multiplayer in your part of the world.

It is related to gamescope. I don’t normally use gamescope because I don’t like the menu being fullscreen but when I turn it on I get this bug. To fix this you need to delete the user folder, I suggest using the LUG found here github.com/starcitizen-lug/lug-helper Under “maintenance and troubleshooting” you will see the option to delete your user folder keeping characters. Then set up gamescope to what you want to use before launching the game and you will be good to go.

I forgot to add make sure you enable the “relative mouse mode” for gamescope as well.

Both the Linux community and Valve. If you are running Linux in Steam turn on the compatibility and for a lot of games you are good to go.

I ran this in the flatpak version of Steam. The game would not run for me under the native version.

@@NiZVicious thx. It turns out cs2 didn’t work for because my gpu doesn’t support Vulkan

I did not test this out on Windows. I have read a few reviews about the game and on Linux the game loads faster but performance is identical to windows.

@@NiZVicious Ok thanks for answering, i hope your channel grow bigger

I have never experienced this, is this on Fedora 41? You could try reinstalling gnome. docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/switching-desktop-environments/

For any easy anti-cheat issues I go into the games folder, delete the EAC folder and then verify the game. It will download easy anti-cheat again and install it on first boot. I have not had this error, however, I have not been able to play much because I cannot find a game due to when I am able to play games which is not a Linux issue as I have tried in both windows and Fedora. I hope you have been able to resolve this issue.

I did make a video messing around with the mod manager here ua-cam.com/video/1liBohCXWbE/v-deo.html I have not played around with Stardew Valley too much more as I was hoping to play multiplayer but times have not lined up just yet and I have now seen that it has been 2 months… but the manager can be found here github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App/releases The only mod manager I have had to jump through loops with which I have not looked at in a year is Assetto Corsa.

It has been amazing what works. GTA 4 runs amazing I mostly play it on the Steam Deck. Please be aware that for GTA 5 Rockstar recently implemented an anti-cheat which stopped Linux players being able to play online but one can still play the GTA 5 campaign. Valve was in discussions with Rockstar as the anti-cheat used can run on Linux if the developer allows it but I haven’t seen any updates regarding any changes.

The game itself? You could use the steam to remap the controller steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3219265167 If it is your controller you can use some projects I use this one for my Xbox One Elite controllers dongle github.com/medusalix/xone

It is 1.1 :)

It should show up installing using the native package for your distribution or using the flatpak. If you are not seeing it using one maybe you could try the other? If you plan to play something like Counter-Strike 2 flatpak is generally the best way to go anyway. More information on this can be found here steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2615011323

i mean i know how, but it didnt work on debian, does it work on redhat (fedora) without any problems?

At the time I was able to just install it but had to use proton experimental but now I see that does not work for everyone. When it does not work one will have to try the following: To install the game EA launcher some people have had to change proton to 6.3-8. After the EA Launcher installation you stop it using Steam change to the latest proton and then launch it to install Sims. I had found this information here: www.protondb.com/app/1222670

Hey it is just wine. In Fedora in terminal one would run “sudo dnf install wine” and under the wine settings you can change it to wine-9.15 also under the other section in settings I have “use GameMode” on. For other distros you can find more information here www.gloriouseggroll.tv/how-to-get-out-of-wine-dependency-hell/

Sure I can do more, I will over the next few days depending on work and how long it takes to get into a game in my part of the world haha

@@NiZVicious Well they added sooo many new servers in the early acess. Shouldnt take that long... right? Btw idk why but the game keeps freezing and crashing when i leave a match. Is it the same with you too?

Yeah it is over ten minutes for me when I try I am assuming due to lack of people on in my area (Oceania). I will see how it is Friday and Saturday evening as that is when most people are usually playing games. I cannot comment on any crashing or freezing yet as I have not played enough but so far I haven’t had any issues.

@@justateenager7 I get the same on Wine-GE. On Wine-staging the game will crash just at the beginning of the match. Same with proton.

Interesting. If all else fails I usually drop back to GE8-26.

This is my process of setting up my system if that helps ua-cam.com/video/Bc0C7agIIvU/v-deo.html

@@NiZVicious Installed latest wine-staging and wine-mono. Game runs ok now.

It should, but I have been wary of games that ban Linux players so have not played it yet which is why it was not on this list.

@@NiZVicious played it for 3 months. since 2 days ago linux users get blocked by the anticheat :( a shame since the game was really nice. just sold all my EA shares. Fuck off !

You’re good to go with Steam input in Linux as well. You could export your config to the community in Windows and then import it when you are on Linux that way it would save you some time. This guide includes information on Steam input if needed www.howtogeek.com/with-steam-input-you-can-play-any-game-with-a-controller/

Yes, that is under Wayland experimental. A few others do stutter a bit but yeah that one was very obvious.

I use “gamemoderun %command%” for my games, there are some that I have had to use other options for but I include those in the description. Information regarding gamemode can be found here github.com/FeralInteractive/gamemode

@@NiZVicious yes, i know gamemode and i use it with mangohud for monitoring..etc, i just want to know your launch options thats it, anyway thank you.

I have not needed to put any work in just installing Steam then turning on Steam play to install the game running it with Proton. I have not any issues with this game on my Desktop with Fedora 40 or playing this on my Steam Deck. However. I do not have many servers to choose from where nearly all of them are Australian. I don’t have any issues with the sound personally. I use a Sennheiser GSX 1200 with my desktop and Openruns with my Steam Deck. But I have not run this game under Windows so have no comparison in that regard. You could try dual booting and testing it out for yourself. I hope this was helpful :/

Fedora was my first operating system so it just feels like “home” and I have believe it is very stable. It is on my gaming PC for this reason as I do not tinker that much anymore and when gaming I just want to boot and go. I have distro hopped a lot over the years but always have come back to Fedora. However, I do run Arch on my 2011 Macbook Pro and Redhat 9 on my 2012 laptop for when I want to mess around. My Fedora set up is here ua-cam.com/video/Bc0C7agIIvU/v-deo.html Your system is newer than mine, I would have expected them to be better than what you see here.

It is MangoHud github.com/flightlessmango/MangoHud There is a GUI which helps one set this up found here github.com/benjamimgois/goverlay

I have found there is little difference between the different flavours of Linux when it comes to performance in games. ua-cam.com/video/UtXw9on6qs4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/tstJHsbHWME/v-deo.html You can load up both either install either to see how it runs on your system or as a dual boot to find out which one you prefer either the look of or out of the box experience is. If you like the base distro you can install other desktop environments if you prefer a different one such as cinnamon on Fedora or KDE on Mint. As Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu or Debian depending on which version you download there are a lot of ready made packages and support out there without one having to translate it much which can make for an easy starting point.

@@NiZVicious I tested both. I actually installed Mint, but I removed it, because it was heating up my notebook a lot - the fans weren't spinning like they do on Windows - and there's also no way to limit the battery to 60%, as I do through the MyAsus app on Windows. . I didn't install Fedora, I just used the system without installing it, via the pendrive, and had the option to limit battery charging. I saw Fedora's ram consumption and it was practically the same as Windows (at least in this version that we used without installing). I don't know if this is normal, if when you install it on the SSD it uses less RAM. I feel like Asus practically forces users to use Windows, because of the native features of the MyAsus app. Notebooks are a little complicated, because almost everything is "tailored" for the system to work well. Now I really don't know what to do anymore. But thank you for your answer!

Thats awesome you gave them a go. I have found these resources which you may have already come across already asus-linux.org They made Asusctl gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl

Yep, in this case it runs on Linux using Proton but there are other ways to run this game.

I didn’t do anything to fix it, I installed the game and it worked. What you can do is try changing proton to experimental if that does not work try deleting the easy anti-cheat folder and then verifying the games installation and when you click on play you will see it reinstall EAC. While it is automatically installed make sure the proton EAC is installed I believe this is seen under “tools”

Check the server filters

Yep, I can do another video with this information tomorrow.

Wow, I am sorry that happened to you. If you have not found a fix yet you may find a solution here: www.protondb.com/app/2139460

yeah just make it known with your voice and wallet that we want linux support when they can easily add it

I was making versions without in case people hated my voice haha. Yeah I am all good with them being used with credit thats awesome.