Cyberpunk 2077 SteamDeck failing to launch (NoneType error)
Hi.
I am running into issues recently after reinstalling Cyberpunk 2077 after reinstalling to include DLCs. Before reinstalling, the game launched and worked without issues, but after reinstalling (prefix files and things like that not removed) the game will not launch. I tried launching using different Proton version, verifying and repairing, but no luck.
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I am running into issues recently after reinstalling Cyberpunk 2077 after reinstalling to include DLCs. Before reinstalling, the game launched and worked without issues, but after reinstalling (prefix files and things like that not removed) the game will not launch. I tried launching using different Proton version, verifying and repairing, but no luck.
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Solution
So, it seems I can launch the game by using "Run Exe on Prefix" located at Heroic -> Cyberpunk 2077 Settings -> Wine -> bin/x86_64/Cyberpunk2077.exe
Since that worked, I thought I could then set the "Alternative EXE to run" and point it to the game executable, but that didn't work.
So, it does work if I select the executable through that setting. Just unsure why it doesn't work the regular way as it has for other games.
Is there a way to have it perform that execution so that I don't have to go to settings, pick that option, select Exe file, and launch each time? If you have the command format for that, maybe I can mess around with the arguments and get it working?
Since that worked, I thought I could then set the "Alternative EXE to run" and point it to the game executable, but that didn't work.
So, it does work if I select the executable through that setting. Just unsure why it doesn't work the regular way as it has for other games.
Is there a way to have it perform that execution so that I don't have to go to settings, pick that option, select Exe file, and launch each time? If you have the command format for that, maybe I can mess around with the arguments and get it working?
