Settings.cs Line 12 always inserts a backslash, regardless of what operating system the game is running on.
Since the game is cross-platform and also runs on Linux, this causes the problem that the settings file can not be found where it should be.
Replacing the backslash with just a slash '/', System.IO.Path.DirectorySeparatorChar, or using the Path.Combine function would easily fix this and still work on Windows just as well.
I can create a pull request if desired.
Settings.cs Line 12 always inserts a backslash, regardless of what operating system the game is running on.
Since the game is cross-platform and also runs on Linux, this causes the problem that the settings file can not be found where it should be.
Replacing the backslash with just a slash '/', System.IO.Path.DirectorySeparatorChar, or using the Path.Combine function would easily fix this and still work on Windows just as well. I can create a pull request if desired.