

- #CRUSADERS OF THE LOST IDOLS DRIVER#
- #CRUSADERS OF THE LOST IDOLS FULL#
- #CRUSADERS OF THE LOST IDOLS SOFTWARE#
On systems that are using the open-source graphics stack (AMD/Intel, Mesa) we'll often see that the first device in the devices array is the actual GPU, and llvmpipe software rendering is listed as a second device.

The first device in the devices array is the one that most games will use by default, so it's potentially OK if the second device doesn't work. I don't think it necessarily does tell us that - not without more information, anyway. I think the most likely result is that only one of them (whichever one is being used for X11) can be used successfully for direct rendering, and the other can only be used for offscreen rendering (offloading) or non-graphics GPGPU use-cases. Having two identical GPUs connected is unusual, and isn't likely to help the reliability of the overall system.
#CRUSADERS OF THE LOST IDOLS DRIVER#
It might be interesting to find what the nVidia driver calls each of your cards with xrandr -listproviders, then try something like _NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 _NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD_PROVIDER=NVIDIA-G0 %command% in the game's launch options (replacing NVIDIA-G0 with each card's name from xrandr) and see if that influences which card Proton tries to use.

This tells us that one of your GTX 690's can render, while the other can't and for some reason the card that can't render is getting picked by default. I've tried multiple proton versions with each Nvidia driver (5.13, 6.4, experimental). I've tried multiple different Nvidia drivers, multiple times each (460 + 465). Nouveau is performing much better than Nvidia. I believe my system must be haunted: everyone else rates Crusaders Platinum, but I cannot play any platinum games.

(Also no other games successfully launch either, even others with Platinum Ratings).
#CRUSADERS OF THE LOST IDOLS FULL#
Link to full system information report as Gist:.Name of the game with compatibility issues: Crusaders of the Lost Idols.
