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A workaround was proposed on the paradox forum : run the following command before you run the game :
Edit: if your user is in the group input, you may also need to remove the right for the group, so :
Was it proposed by the devs? Knowing that the devs know about the problem would be reassuring.
You can find the discussion here (with what the community found) : https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/ck-iii-stutting-performance.1414739/
Thanks for the fix! :)
However surely this could potentially cause problems with other applications by denying them access to available input devices in /dev/input?
Why not isolate Crusader Kings 3 itself instead (I am using firejail in this example):
From the CK3 "Crusader Kings III/binaries" directory:
I did however occasionally get audio crackling with this one for some reason (not entirely sure why) so you can also just exit steam or the paradox launcher and do this to the entire application:
e.g:
If you have the paradox launcher directly (from the launcher directory):
EDIT (thanks to comment by MEGA):
If you have the steam version simply add the following to the CK3 launch options:
UPDATE: Adding "PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC=60" before command should solve audio issues.
Or that would be easier yes!