If individual game won’t work, it’s not a problem with the Linux distro you have chosen. First step to solving such problems is looking at ProtonDB. Crimson Desert seems to have a Gold rating, which means, it should work well, but needs some tinkering.
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LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 6 hours agoAs far as I can tell, it doesn’t. The game is Crimson Desert, which is a singleplayer only game. :-/
ClassyHatter@sopuli.xyz 5 hours ago
actionjbone@sh.itjust.works 6 hours ago
Crimson Desert uses Denuvo. So I wouldn’t count on it running correctly under Linux.
Maybe it will, but it’s not guaranteed.
LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 6 hours ago
One thing I dislike about Linux for real is that some people are saying it boots up just fine out of box, and others (like myself) can’t even get it to run at all. Ugh. Thank you for your comment though!
IrateAnteater@sh.itjust.works 6 hours ago
So from two seconds of Googling, it looks to be a proton issue, which zypper dup would do nothing to change. Proton versions are controlled from within steam.
LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 6 hours ago
I figured it was. I also tried out the newest GE-Proton (10-33 I think?) and it also wouldn’t start the game so I gave up and went back to Windows for now.
When other newer games came out like Esoteric Ebb or the Oblivion remaster/remake, it played just fine on openSUSE. It’s just one of those pain points that will generally never go away I suppose? :-[