HiFiveJazz
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X11 CS2 Won't Launch
After pressing play to launch CS2, the game promptly opens a terminal and instantly crashes and closes the terminal, almost as if nothing happens. Seems to be a problem with running the game on X11, no workaround I can find.
Game runs in slow-motion
Running this game natively on Arch Linux or through Proton runs perfectly except there appears to be a slow motion bug present on Linux but not on Windows 10. I ruled out this being due to hardware and is likely an issue either with the game engine that Risk of Rain Returns uses or some sort issue because I'm using a Flatpak version of Steam (likely the first based on my research). I'm assuming it's because time is tied to framerate and there seems to be a weird framerate bug in the game currently. Probably will get patched soon.
Forced to play in Windowed Mode
Game starts up on Black-Screen
Game started up at black screen, not letting me see anything. However, tinkering and looking steam forums, I found a solution that works and hopefully works for you if you are encountering the same issue.
After starting up, alt-tab and you should see the game in the background. -Move your mouse and spam click on options (your mouse likely freezes on the first click, hence the multiple clicks). -Click on Video -Change Fullscreen Mode to Windowed mode
After this, I got the game up and running smoothly. I haven't checked to see if cutscene bugs occur like everyone else but hopefully this helps!
Helpful Steam Forum/Source: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2005010/discussions/0/3843304884847502375/
Black-screen on Start-Up
I did have the cutscene problem like everyone else but found a post on reddit and giving full credit Soulprayer and alosarjos on Reddit for this fix. Follow the steps below to fix your cutscenes:
-Find Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun in your Steam Library after installation
-Right-Click, Manage > Browse local files
-Navigate to /Boltgun/Content/Movies
-Right Click in folder > Open Terminal Here (Alt-Shift F4)
-Run the following command in your terminal:
for FILE in $(find ./ -name '*.mp4'); do ffmpeg -i $FILE -vcodec libx264 -crf 18 output.mp4 mv output.mp4 $FILE chmod 755 $FILE done
-Be patient, may take a couple of minutes
