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Would you be so kind as to provide some clarify regarding what exactly you did? Where exactly did you change the "Setting?"
Thank you,
Note: I was able to get the setting changed, at least for now. I am not sure if it will remain after a reboot.
At the command line, i simply typed the command provided by Shacklestein and hit enter.
The result for me is the same. Still freezes at the same point. I can hear the music.
1. Open a terminal in the game's folder: ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Wasteland 2 Director's Cut/Linux for me, may be elsewhere for others. My preferred method is to just use the regular file browser to get to the folder and then click the "Open terminal in active folder" button. If that's not available on your setup, you may have to navigate using cd command (change directory).
2a. Type "ulimt -n". This isn't necessary, but just to check what it's set at. Mine returns 1024.
2b. Type "ulimit -Hn" to check the hard limit on how high it can go. Again not necessary unless troubleshooting. Mine returns 4096. Other systems may be higher or lower. In the unlikely even that it's too low, things get more complicated. But that's for a different post.
3. Type "ulimit -n 4096" (or whatever your hard limit is) to increase the number of open files allowed. The exact number shouldn't be that important. 4096 was chosen by those that discovered the workaround. It's probably way overkill, but they didn't want the hassle of experimenting to see where the limit was. By all means try lower numbers if you want.
4 Type "ulimt -n" again, to check that it's gone through. Again only necessary for troubleshooting.
5 Type "./WL2" to start game.
That's all there is to it. There are ways to make the change permanent, but I don't like messing around with my system more than strictly necessary.
Please note that it's possible that the whole ulimit thing is not needed, and all it takes is running the game from terminal instead of through the Steam interface. When I was troubleshooting, I first tried ulimt+Steam with no success. Then came across a post that said to also run game from terminal (forgot where). As that fixed it, I never bothered checking if terminal alone was enough.
Worked like a charm. I ran all the commands from the terminal and I am successfully about to enter the Citadel and save. I have not gone any further at this point. I may play later.
I appreciate your assistance and that you took the time to provide the clarity and step by step.
No worries; Glad you got it sorted. Hopefully it'll do the trick for OP as well, if they return to check their post.
Haven't the slightest clue. This is a Linux-specific fix to an issue with the Linux version of the game, using Linux commands.
If the Win version has a similar problem, you'll need to look for a Win solution.