matinmollapur

@HumanPerson ubuntu? nah man, it’s like the training wheels of linux. you miss out on all the fun and control you get with something like arch. it’s too bloated and hand-holdy.

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@ZeroHora @InternetUser2012

3. **Check ProtonDB**: Look up your games on ProtonDB (<https://www.protondb.com/>) to see if others have encountered and solved similar issues. The community there might have specific workarounds for the bugs you’re experiencing.

@ZeroHora @InternetUser2012

\#!/bin/bash  
export GAME\_DATA\_DIR="/path/to/your/mods"  
/path/to/your/game/executable  

Make the script executable (chmod +x script\_name.sh) and use it to launch the game. You might need to adjust the script depending on the specific requirements of the mods you’re using.

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@ZeroHora @InternetUser2012

2. **Launch options workaround**: Since the EA app doesn’t recognize launch options, try creating a script that sets the necessary environment variables and launches the game. Here’s a basic example:

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@ZeroHora @InternetUser2012 1. **Use ProtonGE**: If you haven’t already, try using ProtonGE with Steam. It’s a community-driven version of Proton that often includes the latest improvements and fixes. You can install it and set it as the compatibility tool for your games. Here’s how:
- Install ProtonGE via the setup guide: <https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom#installation>
- In Steam, go to the game’s properties, select the “Compatibility” tab, and choose ProtonGE from the list.

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@ZeroHora @InternetUser2012 ah, i see. dealing with game mods and launchers can be a bit tricky, especially when it comes to ea’s app. here are a couple of suggestions that might help you work around these issues:

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