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Originally posted by rdeleonp View Post
Valves official recommendations regarding launchers are to:- put "all required functionality into your game client rather than requiring users to navigate a launcher before running your game".
- "skip separate launchers altogether and integrate their functionality into the game client UI instead, where controller support is likely better".
Maybe after the Steam Deck (and, by extension, SteamOS) reaches a considerably larger market share, VALVE could start forcing a no-launchers policy.
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Originally posted by cj.wijtmans View Post
steam should go back on their policy and force games to not have extra launchers.Originally posted by simburde View Post
Launchers are not that bad when it's the only way to configure a game. It becomes annoying when launchers start to demand an external account to run a game.
Forcing no-launcher policy would do no good neither for gamers left without games, no for Valve left without revenue. To change the situation Valve can introduce some form of launcher tax, like extra 2% for new titles using launchers with external authorization. This would make publishers think twice before putting this crap into their games.Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
That. Configuration launchers are just fine and actually serve a purpose.
I hate multi-account launcher games. Epic launches Ubisoft which....son of a....you haven't launched this for a while, check yer email and do 2FA...finally, FINALLY launches a game.- put "all required functionality into your game client rather than requiring users to navigate a launcher before running your game".
- "skip separate launchers altogether and integrate their functionality into the game client UI instead, where controller support is likely better".
Maybe after the Steam Deck (and, by extension, SteamOS) reaches a considerably larger market share, VALVE could start forcing a no-launchers policy.
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Hi RealNC, there are some games that DO NOT work with mangoHud. I still do not know if it is a mangohud issue or the game itself. For example Bendy and the dark revival will not launch and simply crash if we use mangohud. Without it, it works fine for a long time.
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I installed proton as a replacement for wine on Gentoo. It seems to be a fine drop-in replacement. Except that mangohud doesn't work with it. No idea why
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Hell yeah. Awesome news. I am benchmarking a bunch of games here https://youtube.com/@xtremelinux with this release. Just using some latest hardware on it thanks to feedback from Phoronix.
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Originally posted by ms178 View PostStill no fix for the new EA web app? Battlefield 1 and many other EA games are broken for weeks now since EA forced their crapware on Steam users. My addiction is strong, so please fix it!
Originally posted by PhoronixValve has officially released Proton 7.0-5 as the newest version of their Wine downstream...Last edited by liamdawe; 23 November 2022, 12:20 PM.
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Originally posted by simburde View Post
Launchers are not that bad when it's the only way to configure a game. It becomes annoying when launchers start to demand an external account to run a game.
Forcing no-launcher policy would do no good neither for gamers left without games, no for Valve left without revenue. To change the situation Valve can introduce some form of launcher tax, like extra 2% for new titles using launchers with external authorization. This would make publishers think twice before putting this crap into their games.
I hate multi-account launcher games. Epic launches Ubisoft which....son of a....you haven't launched this for a while, check yer email and do 2FA...finally, FINALLY launches a game.
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