CSGO intro then blackscreen

[namePlayer]

Your system information

• System information from steam (Steam -> Help -> System Information) in a gist: https://gist.github.com/namePlayer/02f28ffda118ea76496fbee9a3473682
• Have you checked for system updates?: [Yes/No] yes
• Logs: https://gist.github.com/namePlayer/051e765692e5e9e0d784e7a4ab4ad956

Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:

Describe what you expected should happen and what did happen. Please link any large pastes as a Github Gist.
Expected: CSGO Launching
Did happen: CSGO Launching to intro then blackscreen

Steps for reproducing this issue:

1. Install CSGO
2. Start it
3. Watch intro
4. Blackscreen

I don't know whats wrong

[kisak-valve]

Hello @namePlayer, this reads like #608. The Linux version of CS:GO is known to take a while to start on a cold OpenGL on-disk shader cache and I'm not seeing a failure in your log. If you wait a long time, does the game eventually get to the main menu?

If you're seeing the same behavior as #608, then it could look like a single CPU core is being used by the game which is mesa compiling shaders for the game.

[namePlayer]

Hi! Thanks for your Response.

Earlier that day I tested to wait some time launching the game. After about 50 Minutes, the game still wasn't in the main menu.
Also a look into htop as well as mangohud looked like, that there's not much CPU usage. (About 10 - 15% at blackscreen)

Also I can't see any disk i/o while being in the launcher. This seems very weird. Also after closing the game steam reports me in integrety check, that a file is failing integrety check.

[avidsapp]

Add -nojoy -fullscreen to Launch Options in Properties > General

[MasonJF]

If you're in windowed mode, the close button for the intro is in the bottom right, you may have to slide the window a bit in order to see it.

[namePlayer]

@avidsapp @MasonJF Hi folks, your both answers helped me.
The -fullscreen solved it, so I could access the buttons for skipping the Intro.

Thanks!

[avidsapp]

I noticed that as well, but after adding both flags. The -nojoy means "no joystick", which either frees up memory or hacks a bug