I don't quite understand the issue. Could you explain it in more detail? I practically never touch Danger Zone. Is this about the map on that tablet?
Seems fine when running the Windows version via Proton.

Seems fine when running the Windows version via Proton.
Seems like a issue with either CS:GO Linux or the dxvk-native then :thinking:
DXVK Native 2.0 uses the exact same code. So if it doesn't work with DXVK Native 2.0 and it works in the Windows version with DXVK 2.0, we're looking at a bug in the Linux port.
But again it works find on Valve's own Translation layer ToGL and both ToGL and dxvk-native seem to use the same so called "d3d9 device" in CS:GO Linux. Probably a problem that can be fixed from either side. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think K0bin means that there is probably some game code in the Linux version that might be causing the issue when vulkan is selected.
fwiw you are not alone in thinking that the native version is kinda bleh.
I was testing a bit to see if it could be helped with something as simple as a config. But sadly didn't find anything. (I'm not a dev)
This is a pretty annoying bug and is a big disadvantage for those who are experiencing in.
This issue might have to do with your machine having two GPUs and CSGO not being able to deal with that. My laptop has "Intel Iris Xe Graphics" and an "NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070", everything is fully updated and latest drivers. Once I disable the Intel drive and launch CSGO, I am able to see the red zone. However, there are other displays issues present in Competitive mode when Intel Iris Xe Graphics is disabled, but works fine when re-enabled.
The CSGO developers need to fix this, we can't.
Nothing extracted yet.
The red zone or the danger zone edges are not being rendered when using dxvk on CS;GO. I have also tested with the latest 2.0 build of dxvk-native.
Software information
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
System information
More information is available on : https://github.com/ValveSoftware/csgo-osx-linux/issues/2897
Thought of moving this here since native has been mainlined here.