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Perfectly fine with vanilla Proton. Zero tinkering, zero issues.
Everything works fine including online ranked mode. No performance issues. Audio and latency are perfect.
Works without tinkering.
Singleplayer and multiplayer work without issue.
No issues with anti cheat.
Works fine for me after playing for 4 hours. Just install and play, not sure why the previous reports had problems.
I saw the reports of the anticheat triggering and wanted to test it, but it didn't happen for me. Game booted up normally and was able to play online just fine.
Experimental, Stable, and GE all launch, but silently quit after ~5 minutes ingame. Tkg bleeding wouldn't get past the main menu.
Alt-tabbing freezes the game.
Small stutters, usually not in gameplay.
Tried with and without gamemode, was unable to play for more than 5 minutes or so without the game closing. Most of the old performance issues have been solved with newer kernels.
Alt-Tabbing from main menu froze the game, otherwise worked great afterwards
Had no issues running the game. No frame drops, no freezes, no crashes.
Unsure why it's now showing Unsupported as the game plays smoother than ever and crashing has been all but banished.
Some UI elements are quite small.
Should really show as playable on steam. Great at 90hz
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Gets a bit unstable when FPS isn't limited to refresh rate
Used to have some stutters earlier, but on latest drivers and kernel they're gone. However I recommend playing with VSync, other modes introduce tearing (both X and Wayland) and FPS never stays at the cap despite my hardware being more than capable.
Audio will go missing once after focus is off
Seemless like as if you're on Windows.
Lately DJMAX RESPECT V is marked as unsupported on Linux environment, but it "just works" as far to the date, even after they added the support of mouse integration. Fully functional, seemless to Windows.
It runs now fully playable for rhythm game and havent had any larger problems
Wouldn't go back to full screen sometimes after alt tabbing back but putting it fulls creen in settings fixes it
Had no issues installing and playing it, audio was working fine. Plugged an external keyboard and it was able to detect it and had no issues changing the binds ingame.
Game works great!
Experience on par with Windows, audio almost as good as on ASIO with only about 5-10ms of audio delay added on my system.
Still a bit worried about crashes happening because I was only on it for a short time, but it seems good right now.
5600G 프로세서를 설치한 미니PC에서 내장 그래픽으로 플레이 가능합니다. 프로톤 GE를 설치해야 정상적으로 이용 가능하며, 스팀에 기본적으로 내장된 프로톤으로는 실행할 수 없었습니다. 제 사양으로 QHD 144fps는 불가능했고(100~110fps 나옴) 1600x900 해상도에 144fps는 가능했습니다.
Run smooth and without problems
No problem with anti-cheat and all online modes works (Air, Online Open and Ranked)
Consistent crashing makes the game unplayable. This persists across various versions of Proton
Seemingly completely at random
worked out of the box
had no significant issues playing normally with keyboard; did not attempt to use a controller
Now working after resetting configuration
widescreen caused ocasional stretching and black bars popping in and out
After resetting to default configuration (proton version and launch options), verifying files, and restarting my computer with the latest updates, the game now runs very well
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You have to restart the Steam Deck before playing the game or else you have return to desktop every 30 seconds. After restart, the game plays fine.
As of SteamOS 3.5, the game is prone to constant crashing and shows no signs of getting any better any time soon either on the developer's front or Valve's.
When it isn't crashing, the game plays spectacularly well but unfortunately, I cannot maintain extended play sessions without it crashing to desktop each time.
I have performed all troubleshooting procedures such as using different versions of Proton, using Proton Experimental, clearing shader cache, clearing Proton files, etc, etc, but have found no headway to making the crashes go away, outside of potentially downgrading to SteamOS 3.4, where the game ran perfectly fine before.
Work without tinkering. Played in 3840x2160 at 144hz without issues. I didn't test the multiplayer.
Latest patch massively improves performance on deck. Can run uncapped at ~340fps, though I recommend capping at 144. For minimal latency, allow tearing in Deck game config settings and change the audio device to Virtual Sink.
I played a bit online even while downloading another game and it went with no issues
