Don't forget to retro thrust before you reenter the atmosphere

It looks like you’re doing just fine. Couldn’t duplicate the bug, closing the ticket.

Nice try! That's obviously Kitten Space Agency! /j

At a quick glance that looked like a screenshot of Kerbal Space Program.

Everyone in your party is healthy so nothing to be concerned about.

Looks like a skill issue to me.

Looks like someone cast "Escape Velocity", which I think is a druid spell.

Surely that is just the Kerbal Space Program-DLC?

I can't remember if it was BG3 or another game I played recently, but I remember the Linux version sucked and I used the windows version and proton instead and it was way better.

That's what it's supposed to look like. Follow the blue curve until you reach the forest of crazy jagged polygons, you'll have to kill the perfectly rendered npc once you make it through. After that, walk forwards through the interminable void until you reach baldurs gate 3, who you'll have to kill to beat the game.

There's no bugs in BG3, silly.

I didn't even know BG3 had a Linux build, yet another W for Larian. On that note, this has been my experience with the majority of Linux builds. Most of the time it's easier for me to just use proton, because when I see the Linux build I 1. Have to make sure it's actually working properly and 2. Have to make sure it's an up-to-date version; I've had multiple games with an old outdated Linux build alongside a shiny new windows release. Anyone else have this experience? Am I doing anything wrong?

the same happened to me trying to install gta iv like 10 years ago in debian

Looks fine.

Weird I played it on my deck. I don't have that many hours into it though.

I'd be curious to know what happened before this screen shot was taken. The coords under the mini-map are nuts, and I'm curious if the character was 'flung" way out of bounds or if it teleported there. I know the windows version had some weird situations you could find yourself in (or force yourself into) that would "fling" the character a long way, but usually put you though a loading screen that would get rid of the "momentum" and drop you somewhere playable.

Guess what I'm getting at is it might not be specific to the linux build, and might have just been a 1 in a million situation you happened to find on the linux version. The game wasn't perfect so either is possible really.