3 ms·

I mean, we kinda already have plug and play, just mostly for older, popular games. New issues always crop up whenever there's a new AAA title with the latest t

I mean, we kinda already have plug and play, just mostly for older, popular games. New issues always crop up whenever there's a new AAA title with the latest tech. It's inevitable.

gshulegaard 6y ago
Eh, I feel like I have a 50% chance of a game working in proton. Age of Empires II works, but has multiplayer issues (which, while it "works" in GloriusEggroll's 5.21 build, that's about all it is since I get frame stutter / 13 FPS which I do not see in single player). Warframe is another game which kinda works, but can have some visual/audio quirks (audio issue being listed as fixed in GE 5.21 proton as well but I haven't tested it yet). On the more positive side, Witcher III works well enough for me to consider it "no tinkering needed"...so there are definitely success stories out there. I just wouldn't expect the majority of titles to "just work" at this point in time. All in all, I stand by what I said in that Proton is great, but expectations should be tempered since it definitely has some rough edges still.