First reported here: ValveSoftware/Proton#7317 (comment)

I managed to find a way to reproduce this crash on my setup:

1. in game's main menu, go to VIdeo setting's Quality section, set everything to Low, also set Ray Tracing-Nvidia RTX Global Illumination to Static (disabled RTXGI), then restart the game. This is to make sure game loads with the specified config.
2. go to practice range.
3. open Video settings, first set RTXGI from Static to Dynamic-Low, then set Effects from Low to High.

Once Effects is set to high, the game freezes instantly and throw out unreal engine's crash reporter after something like 30 secs. It's worthy to note that, if I set Effects to High first, then set RTXGI to Dynamic, the game won't freeze for now but will still freeze in further game session. (edit: even if I set everything to High in video settings then restart the game, once I change Effects from High to Epic, game still crashed.)

I think my issue may related to this one: [#2266](https://github.com/HansKristian-Work/vkd3d-proton/issues/2266), which both are involved with DXR (RTXGI and LumenGI), and both are using UE 5.3.2, and set Effects down to Low does improved stability-no more game crash.

Software information

The Finals, RTXGI Dynamic-Low and Effects High.

System information

• GPU: Nvidia RTX 3060 Mobile
• Driver: nvidia-open 580.76.05
• Wine version: Proton Experimental
• VKD3D-Proton version: the one comes with Proton Experimental

Log files

Proton log get from PROTON_LOG=1 %command%:

steam-2073850.zip