Play time counting on Steam?..
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That is actually not a big of a problem (and hopefully i won't stumble upon that kind in the future), but is it possible to enable Play time counting for my Steam profile while i play BO2 via Plutonium? Y'know, for my self-affirmation.
It is all counted actually, but just as i reboot my steam - playtime gets reversed to vanilla state. Is there something i can do?
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Afaik it's not possible, since the game is detected as "Plutonium T6" (also by discord), and there's no way to make it detected as the original game. You can add Plutonium bootstrapper as a non-Steam game and you can have that hours counter.
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that's so weird because when using plutonium T5 (WaW), i added the plutonium.exe shortcut into the steam waw folder, i renamed the plutonium.exe as the World at War.exe and when in steam i start waw it actually starts plutonium and counts hours etc as if i really launched the right exe
That means the plutonium devs did that on purpose ? Since it works fine with AT LEAST waw (havent tried with the others) -
@Zombieteube Awhile back I was getting cards and playtime for BO2 multiplayer, but that stop working shortly after I noticed it so I assumed they broke it.
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Yes there is a way to do this, follow this guide:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2837933831 -
Maverick_ How would I go about adding Plutonium Bootstrapper as a non-steam game and get that hours counter?
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Any admin or staff that could help us out ? It might sound stupid for some but not having playtime is enough of a deal breaker for me to simply stop using plutonium altogether + the fact you can't use ReShade + no leaderboards + broken bank rly doesn't help with the case. It seems that since a moment now even though we trick steam into running the plutonium exe instead of the original exe Steam still detects the game as Plutonium and as soon as I exit steam the playtime will revert back to its original state.
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who found a solution ?
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Found the solution:
First copy the game files out of the game folder (like copying all the files from the "Call of Duty Black Ops II" folder while keeping the folder there) to a new folder somewhere else. Then copy the plutonium.exe file into the game's folder. Rename it to whatever the multiplayer exe's name was. For BO2 you'd rename the file to "t6mp.exe." Then launch the game from Steam and it'll launch Plutonium. Select the folder where you copied the game files and it will work, recording your playtime.
