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《生化奇兵：无限》Steam最近的更新添加了2K启动器，该启动器中还包含一个商城，可供玩家购买新的内容。这次更新在上周末上线，同时加入了游戏内账户互联选项。
粉丝们对此感到失望，他们认为这次更新损害了游戏的性能，甚至一些用户报告说启动器使他们无法启动游戏。
可悲的是，似乎2K并不是唯一一个对自己的启动器有抱负的发行商。在最近发布的《蜘蛛侠》PC版中发现的代码可能暗示索尼为其PC游戏制作自己的启动程序。索尼已经为其PC端口推出了一个网站，尽管他说不会要求用户创建一个PlayStation账户。
BioShock Infinite, BioShock Remastered, and BioShock 2 Remastered all got launchers last week that absolutely nobody asked for. The launcher really didn't add much to any of the three games other than an extra step before being able to play the game and the ability to link your Steam and 2K accounts. Infinite is supposed to get a store where you can "purchase new content," but that's it. Fans were rightly disappointed, especially since Infinite's constant updates on PC had them thinking that the game was about to receive a similar remaster. Instead, it received an update that actively harmed the game's performance, with some users reporting the launcher made it impossible for them to launch the game. Related: What Was The Point Of Vigors In BioShock Infinite? Steam Deck users were especially unimpressed with BioShock Infinite's new launcher. Whereas before they could play the game without issue (even though it was technically unsupported), the new launcher has made Infinite unplayable on the Deck. As noted by GamingOnLinux (via Rock Paper Shotgun), the launcher doesn’t seem to like Linux operating systems, which is exactly what SteamOS is built on. Luckily, Linux fans have already figured out a workaround to bypass the launcher and get all three BioShock games playable again on the Deck. The bypass involves going into the Steam launch options for each game. Navigate to the Properties menu and then select the Launch Options field from the General Tab (which should be the first one that pops up). You’ll need to copy and paste the following strings into the launch command field. For BioShock Remastered, add: bash -c 'exec "${@/2KLauncher\/LauncherPatcher.exe/Build\/Final\/BioshockHD.exe}"' -- %command% -nointro For BioShock 2 Remastered, add: bash -c 'exec "${@/2KLauncher\/LauncherPatcher.exe/Build\/Final\/Bioshock2HD.exe}"' -- %command% -nointro And for BioShock Infinite, add: bash -c 'exec "${@/2KLauncher\/LauncherPatcher.exe/Binaries\/Win32\/BioShockInfinite.exe}"' -- %command% -nointro Sadly, it seems like 2K isn't the only publisher with aspirations of its own launcher. Datamines into the recent Spider-Man PC release found code that could hint at Sony making its own launcher for its PC titles. Sony has already launched a website for its PC ports, although the FAQs say it won't ask users to create a PlayStation account "at this time."