The recent release of GE-Proton10-11 by GloriousEggroll has brought significant improvements for gamers, particularly in resolving video playback issues for popular titles such as Back 4 Blood, Devil May Cry HD Collection, and Injustice 2. This update addresses various regressions that surfaced after the transition from the previous version, Proton 9-10. Several patches have been introduced to enhance CPU performance and address Denuvo-related issues that may arise when switching between different Proton versions.
Key improvements in GE-Proton10-11 include:
- Corrected audio language issues in Back 4 Blood.
- Resolved video playback problems in the Devil May Cry HD Collection, specifically with WMV formats when using Proton Wine compiled with FFmpeg.
- Fixed video playback issues in Injustice 2.
- Additional fixes for other video playback regressions that occurred between the 9-10 updates.
- A patch aimed at improving CPU performance marginally.
- A patch to alleviate Denuvo activation triggers when changing Proton versions.
- Adjustments to the protonfixes script, including moving import locations to improve DLL overrides functionality.
- New protonfixes for the Epic Games Store (EGS) and standalone versions of Guild Wars 2, as well as for the EGS version of MudRunner.
Moreover, the update incorporates the latest versions of Wine, vkd3d-proton, and dxvk, ensuring that users have access to the most current features and fixes.
In summary, GE-Proton10-11 not only resolves previous issues but also optimizes performance and compatibility for a wider range of games, reflecting GloriousEggroll's commitment to enhancing the gaming experience on Linux platforms. As the community continues to provide feedback and identify new issues, further updates are expected to refine the Proton experience even more
Key improvements in GE-Proton10-11 include:
- Corrected audio language issues in Back 4 Blood.
- Resolved video playback problems in the Devil May Cry HD Collection, specifically with WMV formats when using Proton Wine compiled with FFmpeg.
- Fixed video playback issues in Injustice 2.
- Additional fixes for other video playback regressions that occurred between the 9-10 updates.
- A patch aimed at improving CPU performance marginally.
- A patch to alleviate Denuvo activation triggers when changing Proton versions.
- Adjustments to the protonfixes script, including moving import locations to improve DLL overrides functionality.
- New protonfixes for the Epic Games Store (EGS) and standalone versions of Guild Wars 2, as well as for the EGS version of MudRunner.
Moreover, the update incorporates the latest versions of Wine, vkd3d-proton, and dxvk, ensuring that users have access to the most current features and fixes.
In summary, GE-Proton10-11 not only resolves previous issues but also optimizes performance and compatibility for a wider range of games, reflecting GloriousEggroll's commitment to enhancing the gaming experience on Linux platforms. As the community continues to provide feedback and identify new issues, further updates are expected to refine the Proton experience even more
GE-Proton10-11 released
GloriousEggroll has announced the release of GE-Proton10-11, resolving video playback issues in Back 4 Blood, Devil May Cry HD collection, Injustice 2, and other regressions that occurred since the 9-10 update. Patches have been implemented to enhance CPU performance and to help with Denuvo when changing between Proton versions. Updates have been implemented for the latest versions of vkd3d-proton and dxvk.
