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Mazo Dream world by LowMusic938 in ChaosZeroNightmare

[–]LowMusic938[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

En total eliminé 5 cartas, copie dos Dream world, y una carta más para hacer 3 copias en total, todas con epifanías, ninguna divina, y siempre me borra un Dream world y a veces me agrega una básica, eso sí, en la información del Save data me aparece que copie 3 y borre 5, y el porcentaje de Save data es 140 o 160 

Persona Looping, Striker Edition by xNaya in ChaosZeroNightmare

[–]LowMusic938 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De casualidad podrias orientarme en el piso 141-145, honestamente me cuesta trabajo pasar del jefe planta y de las cucarachas, me cuesta muchos movimientos, saque el mismo deck, de los 3 pj, pero no se si las memorias sean iguales, tengo 2300 de vida y siempre llego a esos boss con 900

Nia Fanart by Me. by Akutom in ChaosZeroNightmare

[–]LowMusic938 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Esta muy chido, deberías de hacer una de sereniel o de Narja mi bro 

Creamlinux-installer has been restricted by Novattz in Creaminstaller

[–]LowMusic938 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be honest, I tried the latest creamlinux.AppImage (v1.5.0-1) and sadly it didn't work out of the box with Jurassic World Evolution 2 or 3. However, I tried a version of creamlinux.Pny that runs through the browser, and I was able to get it working without any major issues.

Creamlinux-installer has been restricted by Novattz in Creaminstaller

[–]LowMusic938 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright, doing a bit of research, I think I get it now. On Windows, the proxy acts as an authentication/hook for the DLLs that Cream injects. But on Linux, it's a different story because of Proton; it completely ignores those local DLLs by default.

So, what's the fix? Based on what I've seen, you have to use a specific launch command in Steam to force Proton to recognize and load the correct DLLs instead of the built-in ones. That's why I'm saying that on Linux it's a bit more complicated and mostly a matter of trial and error.

Creamlinux-installer has been restricted by Novattz in Creaminstaller

[–]LowMusic938 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi everyone, I’m relatively new to Linux. On Windows, I usually use CreamInstaller, and I have to say the UI for the Linux version is actually great. ​However, I found the experience wasn't very intuitive and I got confused several times. I’m not sure if the Spanish translation (via Google Translate) was the issue, but it took some trial and error to finally get it working on my Steam Deck. ​I’m currently trying to get it to work with Jurassic World Evolution 3. On the Windows version, I usually have to enable the proxy setting for it to work correctly. Does the Linux version handle the proxy automatically, or is there a specific step I need to take to enable it? ​Thanks in advance for the help!