Skyrim and Fallout mods work great! The mod organizer I use, MO2, is pretty laggy though. So I imagine it’ll be the same with starfield.
Yup. Playing fallout tale of two wastelands with multiple mod packs (over 100 mods) on Linux and using steamtinkerlaunch I had no issues.
I found running mo2 through the github script and then disregarding the recommended proton version for version 8 fixed all the GUI lag and then allowed me to launch most modding tools, as well as enabling better vfs support
What GitHub script are you referring to? I know of one but I definitely still have a super laggy mo2.
Mo2 is far from perfect but a hell of a lot easier to get working on Linux than vortex
I haven’t even tried with vortex tbh, I didn’t use it even on windows.
On windows it was pretty good if a little laggy (electron)
Oh it’s an electron app, that explains the hate.
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Skyrim and Fallout mods work great! The mod organizer I use, MO2, is pretty laggy though. So I imagine it’ll be the same with starfield.
Yup. Playing fallout tale of two wastelands with multiple mod packs (over 100 mods) on Linux and using steamtinkerlaunch I had no issues.
I found running mo2 through the github script and then disregarding the recommended proton version for version 8 fixed all the GUI lag and then allowed me to launch most modding tools, as well as enabling better vfs support
What GitHub script are you referring to? I know of one but I definitely still have a super laggy mo2.
Mo2 is far from perfect but a hell of a lot easier to get working on Linux than vortex
I haven’t even tried with vortex tbh, I didn’t use it even on windows.
On windows it was pretty good if a little laggy (electron)
Oh it’s an electron app, that explains the hate.