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I was able to get AML to launch by adding it to steam as a non-steam game and forcing Proton Experimental capability. Issue now is that my save files are synced to the XCOM2 game in Steam and not the manual AML launch 😅
I'm on Linux using the proton version and can't just run the .exe
Linux compatibility report:
- Adding AML exe through "Add a non-Steam game" works. Just need to remember to check on the compatibility setting and pick right Proton version. AML launches properly (or as "properly" as it did previously anyway), and starts WotC as usual.
- That being said since proton sees AML as a separate app here, it won't "see" previous configs or saves. This can be fixed by copying `my games` folder from `$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/268500/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Documents/my games` to `$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/<ID_FOR_THE_AML_ENTRY>/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Documents/my games`. For me `<ID_FOR_THE_AML_ENTRY>` was `3892768904` but I have *no* idea how Steam/Proton assigned this so I assume it might be different for other people.
- At first the game would keep crashing when I tried to load my most recent save, but after I started a new campaign as a test this seems to have fixed itself and old saves load properly. No clue what was going on with that.
As mentioned before no idea if that helps Steam Deck users any or not, but at least it works on desktop
-renamed the aml.exe to "launcher.exe" and launch it from steam by clicking "New Launcher".