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+# Launch arguments
+
+Here's a list of new command line arguments that Northstar introduces, they should be included in `ns_startup_args.txt` or `ns_startup_args_dedi.txt`.
+
+| Argument | Description | Value |
+| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- |
+| `-disablelogs` | Disable logging and creation of log files | |
+| `-vanilla` | Disables Northstar loading | |
+| `-northstar` | Enables Northstar loading | |
+| `-dedicated` | Starts a dedicated server without video output | |
+| `-waitfordebugger` | Waits for debugger to connect before launching game | |
+| `-language` | Forces loading of client localisation | language string ex: `portuguese` |
+| \`LFX | Enables the use of [LatencyFleX](../../using-northstar/playing-on-linux/#latencyflex) (Linux-only) | `0` or `1` |