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I was able to fix the problem by going into the actual game directory on the PC and launching from there (afterwards, I could launch from Steam). I also tried reinstalling Civ and it had the same issue. That's literally the only game I will play, so I didn't bother to go to their forum and ask, I just bought it from somewhere else.For what it is worth, I had the same issue even after I updated all the video drivers, Windows, and Steam.
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As I explained in the first post : after selecting the payment method, you're supposed to have a page with a QR code to scan with the payment method app, but it never loads, the page is either blank with "access denied" as a title or with in it. However, my issue with Steam was that the payment page would not load. I have to run it with DX11 though as DX12 crashes. I didn't really realize how bad it was until running it with proton which apparently is pretty much on par with windows. The linux port though is awful, I generally would stop playing mid game as it grinds to a halt even on a small map. Steam does the rest and keeps the game and version (series), of proton updated.Ĭiv6 in linux (native), only supports Nvidia cards, but amd is known to often work.
It's not working for me on W10, can't get the payment window to open properly, so no way to pay for the game, also the incompatibility warning is making me wary.īasically you right click on the game in steam > properties > compatibility > then check the Force the use of. I'm not going to try Steam on Mint, then. My computer is brand new, but if I got it right, the Linux version of the game is only compatible with Nvidia graphic cards ? That's a bummer. I'm not sure I understand everything, though ? Does it mean we can just use Steam without installing proton (for some games) ? You will get a lot more help from the steam civ 6 official linux thread than you will here.
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I'd just go to click on install steam and open with gdebi.
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You can google how to install steam on linux mint there are lots of ways. Steam is very easy to use on linux, the proton version of civ 6 is loads better than the native port.Ĭurrently (until the 1st of December), you can get all of civ 6 for £30 with via steam.Īssuming your pc specs aren't terrible you will be able to play it natively, however on my old box ancient i7 with a gtx1060 the difference from native to proton is huge. Since I've read people say the game is playable on Linux, I'm curious ? How ? Is there a debian package of the game somewhere ? So I'm thinking of just getting it from Epic, but it will only work on Windows ? Will I need to be connected to the internet for single player games ? I then went to a "cloud gaming service", I'm not sure if it can be used on any OS, but paying based on time spent playing doesn't seem to be a good idea. I decided to try with a different payment method, but I can't purchase as I got a warning saying that I tried too many times and "need to wait for a while". I tried other ways (following tutorials), and only got a blank page with. The payment window would just be black with "Access denied" as a title. Then I didn't manage to purchase the game, which seems to be something that happens a lot according to all the search results I got from forums and stuff.
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We suggest updating or uninstalling this software if you experience crashes or network slowdowns while running Steam or individual games." That's not a good start. Right after downloading and installing Steam, I got a warning saying : "An incompatible version of xxxxxxxxx.dll (related to xxxxxxx) has been detected inside the Steam process. I've read somewhere that the game is playable directly on Ubuntu (so I guess on Mint too), is that correct ? How then ?Īnyway, I've tried Steam, I don't want to use Wine, and since I have a dual boot, I just tried on W10. It seems I can't get a game on a disk anymore ? So I thought about buying the Civilization VI one. I had bought Civilization IV and Civilization V before, it seems I forgot to bring the disks back with me, though. I'm thinking about playing Civilization VI, but I'm confused here.
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