["Your graphics card doesn't appear to be fully compatible with OpenGL shaders."]

2 hours ago, benisen11 said:

I do not have nivida so i can't use it in first place.

Right click on the desktop -> AMD settings ¹(must be there with the current driver) -> System -> Switchable graphics -> Find application ²(if it is not listed, look for it under 'Profile installed applications') -> Switch to high performance

¹ If this setting is missing: https://www.amd.com/de/support/kb/faq/gpu-driver-autodetect

²I'm not sure, but you'd have to be looking for pyrogenesis, not 0AD. (Could someone specify that more precisely? Thanks)
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Windows 10 - "back then" - overwritten my manufacturer drivers with the MS scrap with every update. You should check this every update.

The Windows Generic Driver from the Update never supports OpenGL, as it should. The driver has to be renewed manually from: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/

[How to install 0AD 24 in Ubuntu?]

The problem is not the distro, is the forgotten PPA. Xtradeb have 'fixed' this.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:xtradeb/play

(Ubuntu 20.04; Ubuntu 20.10; Mint 20.1)

The flatpak in the software manager under mint is up to date.