Yes, unfortunately Linux versions of games sometimes suffer from slower updates or out of date input and other supporting libraries. Even heavy hitters like Hollow Knight have issues (some models of 8bitdo controllers not playing nice with some input libraries on the Linux version).
Edit: should have mentioned whatever engine the game used had out of date libraries for Linux specifically, so it was not really on the hardware.
yea, I’m aware. It’s actually fairly baffling how stable windows’ APIs are, generally like 20 year old windows game/application works fine on wine/proton. few years old linux game from steam? not so much. I have had this happen on few games now: Euro Truck Sim 2, Trine, probably some others but these came to mind.
Chronicon’s linux version worked, no complaints there, but it just didn’t detect the dlc in any way. And tbh I didn’t even know there was a linux version until I started wondering why my dlc wasn’t working :D
Yes, unfortunately Linux versions of games sometimes suffer from slower updates or out of date input and other supporting libraries. Even heavy hitters like Hollow Knight have issues (some models of 8bitdo controllers not playing nice with some input libraries on the Linux version).
Edit: should have mentioned whatever engine the game used had out of date libraries for Linux specifically, so it was not really on the hardware.
yea, I’m aware. It’s actually fairly baffling how stable windows’ APIs are, generally like 20 year old windows game/application works fine on wine/proton. few years old linux game from steam? not so much. I have had this happen on few games now: Euro Truck Sim 2, Trine, probably some others but these came to mind.
Chronicon’s linux version worked, no complaints there, but it just didn’t detect the dlc in any way. And tbh I didn’t even know there was a linux version until I started wondering why my dlc wasn’t working :D
Anyway, game works & all is fine :)