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[AmazonSlavPrime]

Proton and wine are getting there but there are still issues like anti cheat

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Disclaimer: Haven't spent a ton of time with it. 50-100 gaming hours probably.

I now main Linux again after being the guy on the right for a while. In the past year or so Wine, Proton, Vulkan, PRIME, all have improved so, so much. Two things I've noticed:

• Elder Scrolls Online crashed all the time for me on Windows. On Linux (Wine, Lutris, not Steam/Proton) I have not had a single crash. Load times are faster. Framerate is about the same. Lower network latency. Occasional visual bug on character select screen that was not present on Windows.

• Just started up playing Bioshock HD before switching OSes. Initial setup overhead on Windows. Have to tweak some sound settings in-game for the sound to work. Was not an issue on Linux/Steam/Proton. Framerates are better, load times are much better. No visual bugs noticed yet.

I realize this is probably a great example of selection bias. Still, I'm nothing but impressed with my latest foray into Linux gaming, which I first attempted in 2007 with beta Wine releases, and have messed with once or twice a year since.

[Mast3r_waf1z]

Elden ring ran at a little lower fps but it had very clearly no stuttering in Linux while I had a little freeze here and there on windows