You press play and it goes off after a while, you have problems with vulkan, you have an old PC.
I had this exact issue before, try tuning an older version of proton, as newer versions require more recent vulkan versions, which your PC most likely doesn’t support.
steam auto updates to the latest proton version usually, that’s probably why.
The lightest, this makes makes me think, what actually constitutes a gaming laptop, I have an old Intel 530 laptop, I can play Abe’s Oddysee on it, and probably fallout, which makes it a gaming laptop, why do gamers chase the latest hardware when for mere cents they can get a good experience, an experience which was a dream to many.
Broken article link, are these getting common in this community?
Edit : seems like aljazeera.net’s been down for a while.
And the US governemnt by extension, and actually many “Civilized” governments across the EU and the americas, in addition to the Arab leaders, it’s not like we didn’t know how terrible they are, but times of need reveal true selves, very clearly, to the public.
Supporters of an act, financially or morally, are 2nd only to the actor.
Edit : by morally I mean through acceptance and encouragement.
1 - Proton experimental is a moving target and is rapidly evolving.
2 - What exactly is your GPU, and maybe tell us your pc specs (even if it’s just through the info tab in the settings menu) (also put it in your post for others)
3 - that sometimes happens to me when using gnome-software (which Ubuntu uses? or something really similar?), I usually just surrender and use the terminal, not like I install more than 1 thing in a normal month anyway.
4 - if the issue is with proton, then other games wouldn’t work. (try running a very light, single player game to test proton, many F2P games under 20 mbs exist on Steam)