MutatedBass

Hey all,

I'm looking for a decent pair of headphones around $100ish US. I would like the following:

• Wired
• A mic or a slot to put one
• Some kind of spatial audio
• Comfortable to wear for long periods
• All features available without the use of proprietary software

The headphones will be driven by a desktop computer and used for communication, gaming, and listening to music. Can anyone here recommend something?

My Volcano is finally here! I've waited a long time to get one of these, and it's better than I ever thought it would be.

Hey all,

This is a copy of my guide that was originally posted on Reddit. I have removed it and linked to this post for future googlers.

The first thing you will need is SteamTinkerLaunch, installation instructions can be found here. Be sure to check out the "distro specific instructions" section.

Now add SteamTinkerLaunch as a compatibility tool, instructions to do so can be found here.

Next, in your Steam library, right click on Spelunky 2, click Properties, check the box next to "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatability tool" and select SteamTinkerLaunch.

The next thing you'll need is Modlunky2, which can be found here. Just download modlunky2.exe, and place it in Spelunky 2's directory. You can find the directory by right clicking the game in your Steam library, hovering over Manage, and clicking Browse local files.

While you're here, it's a good time to backup your save file if you care about your progress. Just copy savegame.sav to somewhere safe.

Now Launch Spelunky 2 from Steam. A SteamTinkerLaunch window will pop up, click Main Menu when it does. In the main menu, click on Game Menu. Near the top of the game menu, check the box next to Use custom command. To the right of Custom command, change Spel2.exe to modlunky2.exe.

Now scroll about half way down the game menu until you see Proton options, and change the Proton version to Proton experimental.

Finally, click Save and Play. Modlunky 2 should open and you can begin installing mods!

The process of using Modlunky 2 and spelunky.fyi to get and install mods is identical to Windows from here on out, so if you need more guidance you can follow any of the existing guides for doing so.