Far Cry 6 has just been released.
I was hoping wendell’s video was going to have a sneaky bit about getting it to work on linux as well as his thoughts, etc to no avail.
My guess is that I am going to be out of luck but any anyone read or got it working on their system sans VM or dual booting?
For reference I have just gone through the 3hr wait to install it through ubiconnect using lutris and while it attempts to open… it crashes back to the ubiconnect menu… sigh.
You know you can run both of them in WINE and the game through that right? Even if it were on Steam, it would still go through Uplay.
If the game doesn’t have some weird requirements it should just work.
Get a wine debug log then. Set the debug logging in Lutris’ config to enabled, then start lutris using lutris -d to get the WINE debug output in the terminal.
If raytracing is on by default, that might be an issue and there might be a config file to edit to disable it. But I don’t have the game so I can’t test.
I’ve had positive experiences of Ubisoft Connect games on Linux tbh (well, relatively… Ubisoft is never a positive experience, even on Windows lmfao)
But yeah, I had issues on Windows where Assassin’s Creed Odyssey would launch in the wrong resolution and then set all of my monitors to like 800x600 for literally just a second, then it would put them back shortly afterwards, but not before it would rearrange every application i had in the background. It doesn’t do that in Linux, so technically my Linux experience of that game is better than my Windows experience xD
legendary and heroic launcher are EGS for Linux (oss solution). In saying that if you want advanced features like RT then you will need a NVIDIA card since AMD doesn’t really do RT under Linux yet (unless you like 3fps).