The choices you make in the Gathering Storm expansion will influence the world ecosystem and could impact the future of the entire planet. Respond well to the challenges of a Dark Age, and your civilization can rise again into renewal with a Heroic Age. In the Rise and Fall expansion, successful leadership of a civilization can send it into a prosperous Golden Age, but falling behind can usher in a Dark Age.
New tutorial systems introduce new players to the underlying concepts so they can easily get started. Veteran players have new ways to build and tune their civilization for the greatest chance of success. Expand your empire across the map, advance your culture, and compete against history’s greatest leaders to build a civilization that will stand the test of time. Make sure you redirect the output to a file for easy grep/file view access.Play the award-winning experience. * If you have a lot of free time, look for a tutorial on debugging using strace & friends, it can be daunting but it is effective. * see if they are linked to 32bit (such as /usr/lib32) or 64bit (/usr/lib or similar) * objdump -p game_executable | grep -i need make sure all the libraries point to SOMEthing * In the steamapps/common/game find the executable ( ls -alF gives you a star on the file name to make them easy to spot For security, recommend using objdump instead of ldd * Look at the libraries the game ELF is linked to. If the game works fine for, say, a week or so feel free to remove it * If needed, unpack the tar.gz file back in place. * If there are errors, then get Steam to "verify local files" * Move the archive somewhere else ($HOME/bak) and remove the local config file. * Create an archive of the config file, use the above example to find the config files, if it's a Unit圓D game check out the folder $HOME/.config/unit圓d * For example, find . -readable -cmin -5 would give you all the files changed in the past 5 min (helpful when digging for logs, or config files) using tab completion here/no upper-case, lol) * run this from $HOME, I put it in $HOME/bin, which is in my $PATH so that I can use it on demand ( getrecentfiles (speaking of lazy devs. * Also, no need for sudo on your own files in /tmp * If you're more comfortable with rm, just do that. * ls -latr /tmp see what else was put in /tmp (newest is at bottom of list, remove the other relevant Steam/game temp files)
* rm -rf /tmp/dumps kind of reset the state without rebooting. * Look at the files in /tmp/dumps (Some of the game/Steam logs) If you're still having issues, my general Steam debugging (in order) Quoting: soupercooperI'm pretty sure I enabled it, but civ6 still isn't launching.
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