A few months ago, I recall asking if Sins 2 could be run on a linux machine since Steam Proton is a game changer which allows compatibility layer to play 95% of all games on Steam. I was thinking of pre-ordering the technical preview to test this on Linux Manjaro and see if Steam Proton would be able to run the game. However I have run into an issue which is immediately obvious. Since Sins 2 technical preview is not available on Steam but rather is being hosted on Epic Games store, I
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I've been playing Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion a lot lately, in singleplayer mode vs 5 or 6 unfair AI and I have to agree with a lot of your points. The AI is ok to play against up to a certain point, but I have noticed that it goes downhill pretty quickly if the AI throws a major offensive against me, and gets its fleet of ships wrecked, and often times, the AI seems to 'give up' pretty quickly. It doesn't rebuild its fleet quickly or doesn't change its tactic. I have noticed th
I was wondering if I can join this early access testing phase? And would I be able to test the game with ProtonDB Steam on Linux Manjaro? Obviously, ProtonDB Steam won't have an updated release versions for support for a game that hasn't been released like Sins 2 but I'm curious if the existing libraries within Proton can potentially already work as a compatibility layer for Sins 2...? ProtonDB Steam has enormous potential for reaching a larger player base both
Hello, I only found out about there being a Sins 2 today, so that made my day! Really hyped. @ Yarlen I had a question about Sins, and whether it can be supported by Steam Proton on Linux? I know that Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion works perfectly fine on Linux with Stea