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As far as I know, you get no support usually, when you run it with proton/wine. I'm not interested in paying full price and then having the risk all myself. Of
by riidom 4y ago
As far as I know, you get no support usually, when you run it with proton/wine. I'm not interested in paying full price and then having the risk all myself. Of course there is the return before two hours thing, but then I also don't wanna create all that hassle.
But if a developer makes some guarantees about proton support, that'd be something else, actually.
- meibo 4y agoValve has very active community support for Steam games on GitHub. If something doesn't work, you usually just have to report it, it will run through their QA queue to be confirmed, and then handed off to Codeweavers devs they contracted to work on Wine/Proton to fix the bug. It's a bigger hassle than just playing on Windows, but most games run out of the box now. Native Linux versions of games basically don't happen anymore as they often end up unmaintained, lacking features or are hard to support with a small userbase on often arcane setups.
- BlueTemplar 4y agoIt's kind of weird to see this posted in a thread for a game so similar to Factorio ? https://www.factorio.com/download https://www.factorio.com/download
- 0des 4y agoTakes me longer than 2 hours just to download it :(
- Sohcahtoa82 4y agoThe refund window is 2 hours of playtime, not 2 hours after purchase.