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Currently playing it on patch 11.5 with Proton 9.
How exactly do you even install it on Linux? Either my incompetence(likely), or simply the incompatible language formatting whilst attempting to install the patch through protontricks is preventing me from even being able to install the patch. Please help!
The patch is just an installer that installs extra stuff into the folder, not the prefix, so using proton is not ideal.
First install the game naturally, and cleanly, if you have something in the folder of the game from a previous install, delete it.
Next, Idk how steam deck works, but i assume you can install wine, right? Or does it come with wine installed? Anyway, use wine to launch the unofficial patch, and see what happens.
If there's still language issues, change your language in the settings for the time being until you install the patch, then set it back. You might have to re-log for the language settings to take effect. Idk how system language would mess with the installer, it shouldn't, but if you think that's the case, change it for this one install.
So when it works, either immediately or after you change the system language, click next until it asks you where the game is located. Now, steam deck doesn't have "desktop steam" so not sure how you'd see the folder, but if there's something similar try that. In desktop steam you right click on the game in library, then manage, then browse. It will open up the game folder for you then. If you don't have that, just open the file manager and search for vampire.exe.
The folder is hidden, so make sure you enable showing of hidden files. The game folder should be somewhere like this:
/home/.steam/steam/steamapps/common
(The .dotfolder is the hidden one)
Then remember the folder and find it again with the browse button, it will be in the "Z" drive and find it, point the installer to it.
Then select basic or plus patch and let it do it's thing. As long as you used wine to run the installer program you should be fine. No protontricks necesary because you're not installing the patch into the game's prefix, you're installing the patch into the game folder.
Does it say in the options menu that you're running the patch?
Also, try what wesp5 said.
https://imgur.com/a/uancDON
I'm using ProtonGE, but experimental and Valve Proton 7-9 shouid work as well. Older protons, maybe even 7, have a weird bug that makes it so you have to manually close the game from steam, otherwise it's always on upon exit for some reason.
You can see the exact launch options, folder structure and main menu, with the options>gameplay noting the patch.
If you installed the plus patch, you'll have the flaming main menu with the symbols.
Patch version is under settings>gameplay.
-game Unofficial_Patch is mandatory to play the patched version - otherwise you're running unpatched, and could be the reason you're having issues.
This should work.
You can try installing ProtonGE. Use protonUPqt app to do so, just pick a proton, install it, then tell it what game to be associated with in Steam. Next time you load Steam, you should have it as an option. Another good app is Proton plus, it does the same thing, but maybe simpler. This one is gtk, so looks like gnome, but works fine on KDE as well.
You can also try using Patch version 11.4.
Or... You can run the game from the "loader.exe" file in the main folder. Not sure how that works on the deck because Steam on the deck requires a re-log, but you can try it as a last option.
If you want to start from scratch, uninstall the game, delete the folder it leaves, and install the game clean, then patch it.
And what do you mean embrace screen? Character creator or the intro cinematic?