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> I would love to ditch Windows and go to Linux for gaming but as good as proton is. I value being able to play my games without hassle more. I play all my gam
by sotix 3y ago
> I would love to ditch Windows and go to Linux for gaming but as good as proton is. I value being able to play my games without hassle more.
I play all my games on Linux via proton without hassle. I made the switch 2 years ago and haven’t run into any major issues. At one point, I was playing Elden Ring hassle-free while my friends playing on Windows faced stuttering issues. I am unable to play sim-racing in VR because iRacing uses a Linux-hostile anti-cheat, but that’s the only time I’ve had an issue. Personally, I’m fine avoiding anti-cheat because I don’t like how it interacts with my personal device. Currently, I am playing Baldur’s Gate 3 on ultra settings, and it has worked phenomenally since day one.
Overall, I would say my gaming experience is surprisingly better on Linux than it was on Windows, and I’m absolutely shocked that’s the case.
- Alekhine 3y agoFor certain games it's still borked. Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines is among my favorites and it's unplayable.
- heyoni 3y agoI’m with you on proton. It’s totally hassle free and I’ve been using it for everything but call of duty and non-steam games (even though they should work with wine I think).