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It's even worse with Workshop items (on the various occasions where you need to make edits or otherwise troubleshoot 'em), since you need not only the game's Ap
by yellowapple 6y ago
It's even worse with Workshop items (on the various occasions where you need to make edits or otherwise troubleshoot 'em), since you need not only the game's AppID, but an even longer numeric ID for the Workshop item itself.
Luckily this is the same as the one in the item's URL for its Workshop page, but it's still annoying to have to copy and paste that into something just to see it (if doing it through the Steam client).
- jandrese 6y agoWorkshop is one of those places where Proton doesn't work so well in my experience. I end up with lots of crashes and failure to start when trying to enable workshop mods in most games.
- yellowapple 6y agoI've had the opposite experience, with Workshop mods usually working fine as long as the game itself is working fine. It's usually just the mod creation tools that are really sketchy under Proton (current head-against-the-wall experience is with Kenshi, where the Forgotten Construction Set will spontaneously freeze after a couple minutes under Proton).