I was using a wireless xbox 360 controller and had the xboxdrv package already installed - mine worked fine after changing this option. If controller works in the menus, you need to go to Options > Controls > and change from Keyboard to Gamepad otherwise, the controller will only work in main menu but will be IGNORED once you get in-game. If you are playing with keyboard and mouse OR if you plan on using gamepad to k/m mapping software such as antimicro * ( github | deb files on LaunchPad), then you can skip this step. If you still get the black square in the center of the screen, drag the launcher to the left/right and you will be able to see. Go to Library > Right click game > Properties > Set Launch Options and use: PROTON_USE_D9VK=1 %command% then click OK to save and OK again to exit properties. Local saves: "$/compatdata/20920/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/My Documents/Witcher 2/Config/" where STEAMDIR is whatever you have in Settings > Download > Steam Library Folders (default is ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps).Īt this point, I could get to the launcher but I had a black box over launcher text and I had clicked upper right where I guessed exit button would be and it closed.Remote/Cloud saves: Unknown (Not recommended due to a comment that both Windows/Linux versions have a bug where cloud saves can cause increased crashes in Chapter 3).If you are using the Proton/Windows version of The Witcher 2 under Linux, you saves will instead be located at either: Local saves: ~/.local/share/cdprojektred/witcher2/GameDocuments/Witcher 2/gamesaves/.Remote/Cloud saves: ~/.local/share/Steam/userdata//20920/remote.Linux Save LocationsĪs noted in the comments above, if you are using the native linux version of The Witcher 2, you will find the saves in either: In other words, while the accepted answer should be preferred for the OP/Windows users in general, this answer may still be of value to Linux users who are looking to play The Witcher 2 and want to know the save locations. This answer attempts to answer the same question for Linux users and more completely than is possible using comments. Note: The OP specifically mentions Windows Explorer and presumably is on Windows.
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