Unconditionally yes.
Acting on reports can never under any circumstance be a prerequisite to providing information. If every single report they'd ever received was about this one place being incorrect, they had a human review them, and didn't change it, it would not even be theoretically possible for it to constitute negligence.
Negligence is failing to meet some obligation, and their obligation can never not be actually zero.
Have you tried backing up your saves and using the delete proton files option?
This will delete your saves from your local device, but it effectively re-installs the game and could clean up corrupted files if that is the issue. I know there's a lengthy shader compile process, so dumping your shader cache and allowing it to recompile could also be useful.
Just a statement that this isn't a global proton problem with the current build. I'm having no issue, also with GE (not positive exactly which build).
Do you have any crash logs? People (more qualified than me) can sometimes use details from there to identify the root cause.
No, it shouldn't. It literally does not matter in any way.
It is unconditionally impossible for there to be forgivable reason to attach liability to any good faith attempt to share information in any context. Applying liability to a map is fucking disgusting in every possible scenario.
And Google would fucking love a ruling against them. It's regulatory capture that makes it impossible for any competition to be developed because of the insurmountable barrier to entry such an abhorrent ruling would provide.
Sure.
But Apple's leather aged like dogshit.
Yeah, the actual changes going forward might not be a huge deal.
But the fact that they made an attempt to retroactively change license terms means that you can never trust them again.
It's a map. It's strictly informational.
There's literally nothing they could do that would make a single penny of liability valid or acceptable.
Not some small fraction. Literally zero.
The premise of it being possible for a map to have liability is disgusting.
It doesn't matter. It should be literally impossible for a map to have any liability under any circumstances.
If the bridge wasn't labeled and blocked properly, all the liability is on the people responsible for it.
Why?
RT + DLSS is less cheating than most other graphics effects, especially any other approach to lighting. The entire graphics pipeline for anything 3D has always been fake shortcut stacked on top of fake shortcut.
It doesn't work with nothing else in the room either.
I've done it several times with different people. I never prompted anyone. Every single one took 3-4 plays of Madden (which, until the most recent one, worked perfectly fine handheld) to ask why the controller sucked.
That's never happened with the adapter on my desktop.
So security cameras and one of those blue light emergency intercom things.