
Yseult
Published
Wine Explicitly Not Supported
installed on NTFS drive meant for windows. manually mounted and symlink created between bootable linux drive and the game folder on the NTFS drive.
Launches the EA launcher, which runs perfectly fine. But once it gets to launching the actual game it spits out an error message saying that Wine isn't supported :(
Can't get past Uplay login
I can log in apparently, but it says it can't reach the servers despite that. Game won't run.
Constant stuttering (nvidia-wayland related)
Run sudo sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_mtu_probing=2
in terminal to get past login issues.
Requires minimal fiddling to get up and running. Pick latest proton (or 5.0-9) and click play.
Fullscreen only worked at native resolution. Lower resolutions simply cropped from a top-left anchor.
gamemoderun __GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SKIP_CLEANUP=1 %command% -dx12 -useallavailablecores
Player cards have black haloing around displayed players sometimes, in particularly around hair or other alpha-blending textured parts.
Doesn't fully close in Steam when exiting the game, but you can very painlessly and easily force close it via Steam's library after exiting. Unsure of any fixes for this. Otherwise my launch params squeeze a lot of performance out of the game, I'm able to play on max settings and get at least 60fps out of the game, at most who knows, I cap it at my monitor's refresh rate (165fps/hz) but I do hit that framerate on occasion, not counting loading screens. The game has a history of completely destroying the Linux experience though, so be warned that this info may be outdated by the time you read it. Generally though, Proton Experimental (bleeding-edge) and Proton Hotfix have both been very helpful in getting people in matches when the game is in a "broken" state, so if you find the game entirely unplayable, try switching to those versionf of Proton and give it a try!