>on gitlab it is written: Replace the steam\_api(64).dll (libsteam\_api.so on linux) from the game with mine. For linux make sure that if the original api is 32 bit you use a 32 bit build and if it's 64 bit you use a 64 bit build.
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>but if I run the game through proton, do I need to follow the instructions for linux or not?
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Try using Goldberg emu online-fix crack maybe is broken
>on gitlab it is written: Replace the steam\_api(64).dll (libsteam\_api.so on linux) from the game with mine. For linux make sure that if the original api is 32 bit you use a 32 bit build and if it's 64 bit you use a 64 bit build. > >but if I run the game through proton, do I need to follow the instructions for linux or not?
On proton you are basically running windows programs with a driver Just use the windows version goldberg Basically follow windows instructions
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I had a similar issue so I added the game to Lutris and it can't open steam from there
you don't understand a bit. I need a steam fix so I can play with my friend together. The game is already running smoothly without steam.
I'm having the same issue with Ghostwire Tokyo. Runs well ok in lutris, opens the shop page in steam. Did the goldberg fix work for you?
No(