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I think they started using their proton layer for dota2. I am lately experiencing lags during their heavy animations when presenting Arcana and special game mod
by txdv 5y ago
I think they started using their proton layer for dota2. I am lately experiencing lags during their heavy animations when presenting Arcana and special game modes, other than that it works fine. I have a lot of games since I buy 3 year old games for 5 dollars and most of them work fine. The newest games with special anti cheat systems probably do not work.
But this is a huge step. They are ahead of the competition. If the competition wants to offer something better than Steam they now need to invest heavily in linux support which increases the costs of development significantly.
- coldpie 5y ago> I think they started using their proton layer for dota2. Nope, DOTA 2 is a native Linux game: https://steamdb.info/app/570/config/ https://steamdb.info/app/570/config/
- flowless 5y agoRecently it switched to running via Proton if you had Steam Play enabled (and broke completely for me). Solution is/was to disable Steam Play and it will use native version.
- coldpie 5y agoHm, that's surprising to me. It's historically been that you have to enable Steam Play for a specific title to switch that one title over to using the Windows version via Proton. Possibly that changed so the global setting does it as well, but it would surprise me.