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Sadly i don t have the guy neither on my friendlist nor can i remember his name (it was like 3 months ago when i played with that guy). otherwise i would have asked him if he d be willing to help you.
i think the game still relies on ayame.dll
If Ayame.dll is open source maybe something could be done but not sure.
Yes it's playable and actually pretty fine. Being playing it on Linux more than 1 year and had not much a problem with gameplay and online. It has "Platinum" rate on ProtonDB which means works out of the box for most of the people.
Generally, Orange Juice series games have always had perfect or near perfect compatibility in WINE/Proton.
Any idea why that's happening? I renamed that folder just to try your suggestion and it's not trying to install .NET anymore.