So I decided to reinstall Oblivion Remastered and see if that works without visual problems.

It’s not helping if you didn’t read, and Scrubbles either didn’t read what I wrote or what the user on ProtonDB wrote. That is what irks me the most.

I specifically mentioned that I reinstalled Oblivion Remastered, which is literally the solution presented by that user’s ProtonDB fix.

Hmm… you seem to mistake “stupid” for “subtle”, but you’re of course allowed to believe what you want.

Well, Pastebin seems to be undergoing some maintenance, so I uploaded the proton log file on my Google Drive here if you still want to take a look at it.

Depends on how it’s used.

Right now it’s used to replace skilled workers, be them artists, actors, or programmers.

I can certainly think of a few good uses for AI in games, but to a Corpo CEO “good use” = wider profit margins at the cost of humanity. And so we need to be informed about such things when we spend money on something that is by all rights an artform.

Yeah… Oblivion Remastered was pretty broken on launch. Even on Windows there were AMD GPU users who had weird, creepy floating graphic problems.

Unfortunately I already tried Proton Experimental. It behaves in exactly the same way.

I might just have to give up on Oblivion Remastered at this point. I accumulated 4 hours of “gameplay” that is essentially me trying out all sorts of troubleshooting, so no refund for me…

How was this supposed to go in your mind?

Something that didn’t start with “make sure your PC is plugged in”.

As far as I’m concerned, ProtonDB is the very first place to look. Everyone else I personally know who game on Linux like me also know about ProtonDB, so it’s pretty standard knowledge.

You’re the first user that I’ve ever come across (so far) that assumes someone hasn’t checked ProtonDB when someone says “I’ve searched…” in the context of Linux Gaming… Much less on Lemmy.

This is about Linux… And you think you can make some sort of gotcha… With an nvidia GPU?

I literally said I searched and couldn’t find answers through searching.

This is a fresh install. And it has nothing to do with .ini tweaks.

Yes, ProtonDB is one of the first places I always check.

Kingdom Hearts. The writing is equally sappy and edgy fanfic crossover slop. But there’s something so satisfying about the combat, especially after the introduction of the command deck.

Switching to Linux, if the person is actually switching, can be seen as a rebellious action against the corporate, capitalist dystopia we’re already in.

I consider this a good thing.

That’s pretty darn cool, actually.

To those that typically play space sims, I tend to describe your game as “X4, but medieval”.

Pff, amateurs. I can download 8 marijuanas simultaneously.

Been subscribed to Humble Monthly for several years now. My gaming library is… Not small…

“It’s not compatible with all games”

“VR on Linux is trash”

“I can’t play XYZ game because Linux isn’t compatible with anticheat”

“Program XYZ doesn’t have a Linux version, I don’t want to learn a new program”

“Windows bloat never bothered me, I just ignore the AI/advertisements”

“I’m forced to use Windows because of my job”

“Linux is to complicated/troublesome. I just want something that works”

Well, it’s going to be much more annoying with my work.

I’m a union rep at my work place. To that effect I created a second Gmail account for work/rep related mail. I still get half my mail sent to my personal email… Even though I have reminded them multiple times to send that to my work email.

Though it also took the 8 months to update my home address… I’m not entirely sure if it’s actually updated.

Hmm… Guess I’ll have to switch to Protomail. It’ll be annoying to try and change all my accounts to the new email…

Hollow Knight. It’s the only one I actually played to the end.

Simple. I’ll just download it. Back in my day you used to be able to download RAM too.