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here is full log but it seems to be going pretty okay
That being said, you might get luckier with ProtonGE, because it's a 3rd-party developer doing it there is a slim chance it will play nicer outside Steam and pressure vessel
(yes, i am leeching off this being the top search result. sorry about the revival of a three year old thread but i do genuinely believe this was likely the exact same issue as i was having just now)
I think it was corrupted in the first place because of my main drive for Steam being NTFS? (i inherited it from a dead Windows install and didn't bother repartitioning yet). When i installed/configured Steam initially, i was well aware that this could be an issue, and i made sure to install Proton and Steam Linux Runtime on my regular non-NTFS filesystem. But, i made the mistake of setting the default install directory to my NTFS drive. Steam wants the Proton stuff to be plug-and-play, you don't even have to think about it, meaning it will automatically install on-demand. But this caused new versions of Proton and Steam Linux Runtime to install on my NTFS drive. Simply moving those tools to my main drive (and also moving the game that was giving me trouble) did not fix the issue i was having; but i suspect that having them on an NTFS drive did somehow cause the problem in the first place. The file Proton can't open is `C:\Windows\System32\Steam.exe`, which is actually located at `~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/<APPID>/pfx/drive_c/windows/system32/steam.exe`, and that file was an invalid symlink for me. A bunch of other critical stuff in System32 was also broken, so instead of trying to fix any of those files, i deleted the entire thing up to and including the app's entire compatdata entry. As said, Steam regenerated it all in a non-corrupted state.
"Verify integrity of game files" does NOT catch this corruption, as that functionality only verifies the integrity of the game assets in `steamapps/common`. I don't think there's any button in Steam to press to magically fix issues in `steamapps/compatdata`, or even detect them (well, besides "Play", i guess). The game will simply fail to launch, throwing up cryptic errors that will have you scouring the internet for hours until it's too late and the other person you wanted to play with has already gone to bed, leaving you plenty of time to post your own answer in one of the top search results because whoever was here before did not really help you solve your issue or even point you in the right direction.
In my case, Valve's Proton simply didn't launch at all. Nothing on stderr. Not quite sure what's going wrong there, but at least ProtonGE gave me the error message that led me to this forum post. So, i guess yeah? I did get luckier with ProtonGE.
This looks like running Steam inside WINE, instead of WINE/Proton inside of Steam?
might be what you are looking for