u/JFedzor

So if I add the exe as a non-steam game, then run with Proton (as I've done for years), clicking play will result in the game beginning to load, but it doesn't get anywhere, because before a load screen can show up, the play button switches back from "Stop" to "Play".

Through a Proton log created when launching these games, I can see that the game's launch, but Steam is force closing the application immediately.

Anyone else had this?

So if I pirated a game, and add the exe as a non-steam game, then run with Proton (as I've done for years), clicking play will result in the game beginning to load, but it doesn't get anywhere, because before a load screen can show up, the play button switches back from "Stop" to "Play".

Through a Proton log created when launching these games, I can see that the game's launch, but Steam is force closing the application immediately.

Anyone else had this?

I've had a 21:9 1440p QD-OLED Ultrawide now since 2024, and I've largely gotten used to it. It's a 34" panel (so 27" in height). - The refresh rate maxes out at 175hz, and since I play a lot of Counter-Strike, I was considering selling this, and 'upgrading' to a 32" 4k WOLED 240hz panel, with the ability to push 480hz in 1080p (great for CS).

I also use my PS5 on my Ultrawide monitor, and since there's no support for that, it means having the black bars, and it just kinda sucks.