There's never only 1! way to tackle a problem with programming anyways.Īlso, it's not like they'd have to have large parts of the game rewritten. I don't understand how anyone can be so definite about what is nothing more than an opinion. The only way forward for Linux gaming at the moment is with proton and the hope that developers get onboard. This will be much more cost effective than maintaining 2 code bases, and two support queues etc. I'm sorry if you don't see that.ĭiposting pertama kali oleh LT Horn:If developers embrace proton, then they only have to make their games work in that. If developers embrace proton, then they only have to make their games work in that. Meaning what works today can break tomorrow.įor developers themselves it's much better to support native version in-engine than trying to hack third-party app developer has no control over. If X works for you doesn't mean it works for everyone.

It's an option for the user, not developer and publisher. But please stop forcing Proton over native. Proton is the solution that we didn't know we needed.

Don't hesitate to buy just because you want to line in the sand for native Linux. I play it multiplayer regularly without issues.

I have 0 performance issues when I play this game. I can confirm this game plays well on Steam Deck.

Gloomhaven for apple instal