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this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2026
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I'm only getting improvements as time goes on, they're incremental so it can be a bit hard to notice from day to day. Overall it's a very solid experience so far.
Yeah it's not like you'll notice a huge difference, unless your specific game starts/stops working. Otherwise incremental fixes to dx12 or embedded video playback is kind of elementary. For example, Spyro Reignited Trilogy in particular seems to break / get fixed periodically, possibly due to the way they did cutscenes in that game.
The biggest thing i've noticed with proton updates is I no longer have to hunt down specific proton versions, or use GE Proton anymore, or even use launch arguments
Every game I've played just runs flawlessly with proton experimental now.