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I'm using Mesa on recent AMD hardware. Technically, I could use the closed-source driver, but why should I be required to do that?
Selecting low-quality graphics does work. The problem appears to be GL_EXT_gpu_shader4, which the game shouldn't be checking for given OpenGL 3.0 or later[stackoverflow.com].
Full-screen mode is broken on multi-monitor setups.
(Yes, I know. Necro. I don't care, in this instance.)