how well does modding work?

some instructions I’ve seen seemed overly complicated and are probably outdated so i played it on my old windows machine when the urge came

cool. ill stick with windows 11

The controls should work right out of the box. Forced feedback however does not (at least that’s the case with my setup). I haven’t spent time trying to troubleshoot it, since I’m currently hooked on a non racing game.

I have dual boot, Linux is my to go, and I try the best to play the game I want there. Most of the times work. On the few games it doesn’t I can endure windows for a short period of time until I launch the game

But my files, internet browsing, email it’s all on Linux partition.

What do you mean by ‘just ticked the box to not be hostile towards Linux’?

I installed bazzite on my old desktop and just assumed I wouldn’t be able to run vermintide 2. Does it run in proton now?

Last time I tried it worked totally fine. Most mods just hook into the base game, which is running the same as on Windows.

You can keep it on dual boot until you realize you didn’t touched Windows even once over the last 6 months.

I wish. Given how frequently I use my computer for work, there’s a few things that I’ve been unable to find suitable alternatives for. But it’s things like having a specific workflow for PDF editing, where I’m use to a specific piece of software where I’ve set up custom shortcuts and such.

Otoh, for personal use definitely has been a good experience so far (just setup like a week or two ago). Haven’t run into any issues there and certainly prefer the OS. Was super easy to setup (granted, I installed on a second drive rather than a true dual-boot).

First installed it after leaving reddit with everyone else. I could only host for others/myself or play unofficial games. Connecting to others in off realm lead to a disconnect one minute in, when this check occured, no matter what. QP was unplayable, so it wasn’t much fun.

Darktide released 100% working, so I dabbed in it for some time, before discovering that they undid that limitation in further patches for VT2 too.

EAC presented such possibility a lot of time ago, and only a year back FatShark implemented it.

So yeah, since that I downed a couple of hundred hours under Mint/Arch/Cachy with Proton, no trickery involved. It works pretty fine, I even had a chance to try it on an old laptop, so performance is at least on par with Win if not better. The only thing is that sometimes, like once in two weeks, it thought that it’s files are corrupted and made me recheck them before allowing me to enter lobby.

I’d imagine it would also depend on how overpowered the CPU and ram are. If you are running a xx60 card on the latest $2000 CPU and like 128GB of high speed ram, there’s probably be little difference. But with more balanced hardware combos, the overhead of the OS itself could make a significant difference. Granted, I’m assuming the OS’s have a negligible impact on any brand new dGPU.

It’s essentially monotonic, so of course it’s an all-time high.

Nice. Got it running with just a couple tweaks. Thanks, friend.

FYI, new update to Bazzite added FFB

Well, that seems like a good time to check things out. Thanks for letting me know.

I don’t play anything that can’t be played on a steamdeck nowadays.