OP, I had a similar issue, and I had to blow way the wine prefix.
Someone else will have to chime in, but I believe it’s the “compat data” folder, but be careful because some games like to keep saves in there.
After you do that, as someone else mentioned, try GE-Proton.
Also I’m not familiar with your card, if it is older, I believe there is a certain gen where they stopped adding older cards to the newer drivers. A lot of the distros you mentioned are new, maybe roll the dice and if you feel up for it try Debian. If games boot, the. You either have to grab the open source driver or use an older version.
Also for the future (after you’re up and running) you shouldn’t skip the shaders. Steam crowd sources them from similar configs and build, and vulkan can generate them before playing so that game play is smoother. Direct 12 trys to generate shaders during game play, which results in stuttering.
OP, I had a similar issue, and I had to blow way the wine prefix.
Someone else will have to chime in, but I believe it’s the “compat data” folder, but be careful because some games like to keep saves in there.
After you do that, as someone else mentioned, try GE-Proton.
Also I’m not familiar with your card, if it is older, I believe there is a certain gen where they stopped adding older cards to the newer drivers. A lot of the distros you mentioned are new, maybe roll the dice and if you feel up for it try Debian. If games boot, the. You either have to grab the open source driver or use an older version.
Also for the future (after you’re up and running) you shouldn’t skip the shaders. Steam crowd sources them from similar configs and build, and vulkan can generate them before playing so that game play is smoother. Direct 12 trys to generate shaders during game play, which results in stuttering.