You have to configure Proton explicitly for the game, otherwhise Steam would use its internal Linux library. IChampSI: I wanna try to play Diablo and Hellfire on my Fedora 33 machine using Steam Proton. I can not access the video settings, but I configured the resolution in dx.cfg.exe, but the issue persists.Ĭould someone please help me to find a solution? So it seems the wrong resolution is configured. Game removed: AppID 0 'Diablo.exe', ProcID 57925 Invalid resolutions constraints: 0x0 must not be greater than 0x0 and also within media::limits. So I tried starting Hellfire or Diablo instead of the Launcher, and I got this error message:

Game removed: AppID 0 'Diablo.exe', ProcID 49526 if I clck any of the other options I just see this message in my Terminal: If I click 'Video Settings', nothing happens. When starting the launcher, I can choose 'Diablo', 'Diablo Classic', 'Hellfire' and 'Video Settings'. To get log messages, I've started Steam in my command line, but I was not able to find a solution for the following issue: Long story short, I changed the directory name to 'GOGGames' and Steam was able to start the launcher. So steam thought the directory is 'GOG' and everything behind is a launch argument. The first issue that occurred was, that GOG installs the game into the directory 'GOG Games' and Steam does not recognize the directory name if there is a whitespace. The latest Proton version breaks non steam games, so Proton 5.0 has to be used. I wanna try to play Diablo and Hellfire on my Fedora 33 machine using Steam Proton.

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