I think. I don’t have any other explanation. It couldn’t launch the game after restarting the app. Must be a Flatpak thing. After I gave it permission to write to the correct folder it stored the game files there.
The game was only 300 MB so it is plausible to store it in RAM. I could test it out with a larger game but I can’t be bothered atm.
See I always liked to play the where did I put that game in lutris. Where I would install the game, use the launch button during install and then 6 weeks later go to play again and it won’t launch because I never mapped the gamestart.exe file, and for some odd reason many of them aren’t in the install location.
I still don’t know why it makes 2 folders, I looked it up awhile back and it said something like “because that’s how it do” and I was like, k.
Wait what? So it ran the game from RAM?
I think. I don’t have any other explanation. It couldn’t launch the game after restarting the app. Must be a Flatpak thing. After I gave it permission to write to the correct folder it stored the game files there.
The game was only 300 MB so it is plausible to store it in RAM. I could test it out with a larger game but I can’t be bothered atm.
See I always liked to play the where did I put that game in lutris. Where I would install the game, use the launch button during install and then 6 weeks later go to play again and it won’t launch because I never mapped the gamestart.exe file, and for some odd reason many of them aren’t in the install location.
I still don’t know why it makes 2 folders, I looked it up awhile back and it said something like “because that’s how it do” and I was like, k.