Now I'm trying to get it to work trying every runner in Lutris, proton-ge-8 seems to work the best, at least I can see the title screen now, but it crashes every time I 'Press any Key', installed the mf fixes in the correct prefix folder too but I don't know what else I could try. When I launch it from there I could hear the splash screen once for 2 seconds but then it black screened. I then gave in and installed the game through GOG Minigalaxy. bin1 or 3 were 'missing' even though they were in the same folder. I've been trying to install it since yesterday and I could never complete the installation because either. May I ask how you managed to install it in the first place? :) I'm pretty new to the whole Wine Gaming scene and only managed to debug a few of my steam/ proton games when they weren't working right so excuse me for that. I feel like a novice for not realizing this was an issue before (probably affected other games I've been playing as well), but I had assumed that 'Force full composition pipeline' was a similar setting on the NVIDIA settings panel.

I run MATE so the command was gsettings set compositing-manager false To the game's credit, it loads extremely fast and the autosave takes place from the beginning of the next level, so it's still not a game-breaker.ĮDIT, SON OF EDIT: Fixed the micro-stutter issue by fully disabling compositing on my desktop. Has anyone encountered similar issues in this or other UE4 games?ĮDIT: I've just realized that the game consistently crashes on every level change - I thought it might have been a fluke before. The hitching seems to persist regardless of the in-game graphics options I set. I can't exactly remember if this hitching occurred in the demo maybe it did and I just forgot because it was so short, although I played through it 2 or 3 times. Sometimes I mess up jumps because I didn't turn at the right rate due to the hitching. This wouldn't even be an issue on a slower-paced game, but Ghostrunner is anything but slow-paced, so it is quite annoying. The hitching is very consistently timed and happens regardless of what is going on in the game. The only problem is that every 2-3 seconds or so, it hitches or stutters for a fraction of a second, almost imperceptibly. Lo and behold, I was right and the game got past the intro movies and started.įrom this point on it works with a good framerate. The game started with a black screen, but I fixed that by using the media foundations install script ( ) which I also had to do with MechWarrior 5 Mercenaries (they're both Unreal Engine games, so I figured it was the same issue). When the full game came out, I installed it and used the latest version of Proton (5.13) to run it. I'd pre-ordered the game on GOG at a discount since I played the demo, enjoyed it, and I remember it running quite well on Proton. I'm running Mint 20 and trying to play Ghostrunner. Proton Database - Unofficial database of Proton compatibilityĬrossOver - Third party utility (commercial) WINE App Database - Official WINE application database Official WINE website - Official WINE website General WINE posts, please use r/winehq.Anything outside the realm of WINE Gaming.Posts related to using WINE to play games.This subreddit is for the discussion of using WINE to play video games. Instead of simulating internal Windows logic like a virtual machine or emulator, Wine translates Windows API calls into POSIX calls on-the-fly, eliminating the performance and memory penalties of other methods and allowing you to cleanly integrate Windows applications into your desktop.

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