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You should check proton logs. Add the following to launch options: 'PROTON_LOG=1 %command%'. Then launch the game, you should see log file appear in your home directory.
Also, what's your graphics card?
I ran it with the log, set to Proton GE. My graphics card is an nvidia gtx 1080 ti. Unfortunately, the log wasn't much help to look at for me.
Could you share it here?
It might be Greek to you or me but it might be clear as day to someone else here
https://file.io/eFx8K7OVsKc4
Let me know if there is a better way to share this, it exceeds pastebin's limit.