So I guess we´re waiting a bit longer for Bannerlord. Or figure out how to let a Window Executable Battleye go straight into the Linux-based Kernel so it can scan everything it wants and let us do inputs into the game without trigger the anti-cheat. Looked like the launcher?) Wait until the game is properly released because chances are that they will mooost likely hold off on doing multiple OS support until later in Early Access so it´s 10 times easier to dish out updates. So the options are, I think, to ask TaleWorlds to configure Battleye to play nice with Proton, disable it for Proton until a proper Linux version can be made, then re-enable it there, (they are using Mono for something.
3 years ago? So I don´t actually know the current state of the anti-cheat software. I do recall reading somewhere that Battleye does not play nice with Linux at all, but that comment was from. Since Proton-Wine instance isn´t the base Linux Kernel, but the Windows Kernel, Battleye is unable to intercept the mouse input straight from the usb-port to verify that its the real deal, and then let it into the game, or is mistaking Wine´s mouse-input as an artificial program-based mouse input, which means the Anti-Cheat system kicks in.
Right, I did some reading, research, downloaded the game three times down, and some more research, and I believe I´ve figured it out.īannerlord is using Battleye, which is a Kernel Anti-Cheat software. Possibly related to Wine bug 36873?įurther discussion on TaleWorlds' forum: and ĮDIT: tried plugging in a controller, and that allowed me to actually navigate through the menu. Of particular interest in steam-261550.log is the spamming of fixme:win:GetMouseMovePointsEx (24 0x3c87f298 0x3c87f2b0 64 1) stub. Problem persists with every permutation of V-sync, launching in a virtual desktop, disabling the Steam Overlay, etc. However, it looks like there's a bug with mouse input the cursor moves and is visible, but menu options don't highlight when moving over them and the game doesn't respond to clicks (and naturally there's no keyboard navigation.). I'm able to confirm that bypassing the launcher (by moving out of the way and replacing it with a copy of Bannerlord.exe) does get it to at least the brightness calibration screen (or as far as the main menu if I set brightness_calibrated = 1 in $COMPATDATA/261550/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/My Documents/Mount and Blade II Bannerlord/Configs/engine_config.txt).
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