Ah, I am playing the game with a Valve Index and Valve Index controllers. Just to be clear. Also, I can try and get another steam-991260.log for when the game gets silent, if needed.
I was able to reproduce the sound suddenly stopping, I have the proton log for it. I exited the game cleanly, no further problems, so this problem is isolated in that log.
steam-991260.log
I have noticed that if I use any new version of Proton-GE, the game crashes immediately with the "filename not found" dialog, and if I use Proton 4.11-13, it takes much longer to get to the crash -- but it still happens. Would it be useful if I send the steam-log of these executions?
Any tips on what debug options I should turn on to understand which "filename" is not found?
Or is it a rendering issue indeed? The error message is confusing.
I don't know what else to do. I want so much to play this game without crashes, but I'm not installing Windows. Maybe a new logfile using +relay,+msgbox helps? I've launched it that way with Proton-GE-5.8-MF-2 because it is much easier to reproduce the error with it, it errors out right from start. So here's the (compressed) file (split in 5 parts because of the 10 MB limit).
steam-991260-1of5.log.zip
steam-991260-2of5.log.zip
steam-991260-3of5.log.zip
steam-991260-4of5.log.zip
steam-991260-5of5.log.zip
Ok, I changed to an AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT and the crashes simply STOPPED. Doesn't happen anymore. So the 15-minute crashes are something related to NVIDIA's driver or implementation of Vulkan. I am playing with Proton 5.13-4.
For some reason it seems the sound problem has also been fixed. No issues now. Borderlands 2 VR runs perfectly!
proton 5.13-4x1 2020-12proton 4.11-13x1 2020-06
Compatibility Report
Works perfectly except for two issues:
System Information
I confirm:
Symptoms
Reproduction
steam-991260.log
